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Ecotourism
[The Macro environment of ecotourism]

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[SALMA AL MAHRIZI: 12716289] [DRITIKA SONI: 13294375]

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1. INTRODUCTION: ............................................................................................................................................ 2 2. MACRO ENVIRONMENT: ................................................................................................................................ 3 3. MACRO ENVIRONMENT FACTORS: ................................................................................................................. 3 3.1-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT:.................................................................................................................... 3 3.2-SOCIAL-CUTURAL ENVIRONMENT: ......................................................................................................... 3 3.3-LEGAL ENVIRONMENT: .......................................................................................................................... 4 3.4- COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT: .............................................................................................................. 4 3.5- TECHNOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT: ......................................................................................................... 5 4- ECOTOURISM DEFINITION:............................................................................................................................ 5 5- ECOTOURISM INDUSTRY. .............................................................................................................................. 5 7-MACRO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS OF ECOTOURISM ................................................................................... 8 7.1 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS.................................................................................................................... 8 7.2 SOCIO-POLITICAL FACTORS

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