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    Community Based Tourism

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    management. Part of the program for capacity building for the local community consists of eight modules described below and it is designed to educate and develop the skills of local communities. The modules are: Capacity Building -APEC TOURISM WORKING GROUP (TWG02/2008A) All the participants attain the course to learn how to behave in order to acquire good behavioral attributes. Every homestay has a first aid kit. Food safety‚ quality and knowledge is essential to the participants

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    Tourism and Beach Resort

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    venue that aims * To entertain its domestic and foreign customers with total customer service at reasonable costs.  * To maximize the benefits of available telecommunications and internet technology to expand our market and promote tourism in the Philippines. * To provide employees with decent living and working conditions and an environment where they feel valued and happy.  * To promote efficiency‚ courtesy and fairness.  Current Data: * From Research

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    Palm Springs Tourism

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    and housing development. A lot of retirees were drawn to Palm Springs as the 1970s were coming to an end and today the city depends on its tourism to keep the economy going. Celebrities still retreat to Palm Springs‚ but today the city’s economy centers on tourism‚ real estate‚ health care‚ shopping and gambling. A way for the city to capitalize off of tourism is the Transient Occupant Tax or TOT. “The Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT)‚ also known as room tax or bed tax‚ is a tax collected by an operator

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    different market segments and visitors can have more entertainment (not only gambling).If the Macau’s government want to building new attractions‚ more foreign companies will be interested in investing the projects to enhance Macau as an international tourism destination. b) Transportation development As we mentioned before‚ although Macau has international airport‚ it is relatively smaller when compared with that of Hong Kong. Less airlines and direct flights cause tourists travelling to Hong Kong

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    Modern Trends in Tourism

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    Introduction As per UNWTO (United Nations World tourism organization) the word “tourism”‚ is described as follows: "Tourism comprises the activities of persons traveling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure‚ business and other purposes." When considering the history of tourism‚ it can be seen as an activity which the affluent took part in. The word tourist was used by 1772 and tourism by 1811. The Grand Tour for example was an activity

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    专业:行政管理 CHINA’S TOURISM: An overview service quality in national tourism and leisure‚ 国民旅游休闲 General Introduction Up to now‚ China has become one of the world top international tourism destinations as well as source countries since late 1990s‚ ranking N0.1 in Asia and Pacific‚ and No. 4 or 5 in the world in terms of both international arrivals and income‚ and among the world top ten in terms of international departures according to UNWTO. Tourism restarted in China in early

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    Economic Impacts of Tourism

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    Approach The travel and tourism sector creates more jobs per million of investment than any other sector of the economy and is capable of providing employment to a wide spectrum of job seekers from the unskilled to the specialized‚ even in the remote parts of a country. The author in the following report has a brief introduction of tourism and a little bit of the industry. The report also contains what the industry’s growth is and how the visualizes itself in 2020. The Butler’s Life Cycle model

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    Youth Tourism in China

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    YOUTH TOURISM IN CHINA An Unpopular Tourism Market Introduction: This article is going to reveal several restrictions which are confining the development of youth marketing China. As external side‚ we would rationally analyze the complicated connection between young tourist and environmental elements. Contrarily‚ internal side reflects the tourists’ motivation. The main purpose is to find out personal and environmental conflicts for youth tourists in China. Based on several related findings‚

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    Alternate Forms of Tourism

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    Forms of Tourism Mount Saint Vincent University 5/8/2009 Infusion Tourism Table of Contents Introduction2 Purpose of paper2 Concepts/definitions2 Sustainable tourism3 Background4 Niche Product4 International Efforts4 Product Potential8 Product Proposal8 Potential Products8 Marketing9 Strategy10 Secondary Market10 Challenges11 Conclusion12 References13 Introduction The purpose of this research paper is to develop the concept of a niche tourism product

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    MANAGEMENTS OF DISASTER TOURISM. INTRODUCTION Nowadays‚ more and more people have traveled around the world or even their own country. To make a person’s travel fantastic and stunning‚ tourism plays great roles. However‚ tourism is vulnerable and susceptible to unpredictable disaster and crisis. Many tourists have experienced such catastrophic things and even died during their trip. In order to prevent those from having effects on tourism as possible as we can‚ we need effective and efficient

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