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    Lost and Found in Translating Tourist Texts Domesticating‚ Foreignising or Neutralising Approach He Sanning‚ Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology ABSTRACT Domesticating and foreignising strategies are popular in translation studies and each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages in translating tourist texts. The advantages for domesticating include maintaining the terseness of the text‚ obtaining the reader‘s understanding of the translated text‚ and gaining

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    they already are. This is supported by the 1996 Mount Everest disaster in which eight climbers died‚ the deadliest day on the mountain up to that time. Many factors including bad weather and poor timing play into this tragedy but also the growing “tourist” business. Just above the summit‚ a “traffic jam” occurred as several expeditions tried to get their clients on top of the mountain. Rather than turn back‚ some expeditions continued forward‚ passed the safe turn-back time‚ and were caught in a snow

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    appraise Bath as a tourist destination. 1. Investigate the image of Bath as a tourist destination (what types of tourism are present?) In order to investigate the image of Bath as a tourist destination‚ the theory behind tourist destination images must be considered. So as to identify the different types of tourism that may be present in Bath and therefore create the destination image. For example Jenkins (1999) provides us with the most commonly cited definition of tourist destination image

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    Successes and failures of London as a tourist destination Over the years London has become one of the top visited capitals in the world and that itself is a success. It makes about 15million per annum (Visit London‚ 2006a). London attracts visitors from every part of the word. It has managed to be able to host any kind of customer. More than 70% of customers visiting the UK use London as their gateway to other places they may want to go (Visit London‚ 2006b)‚ being very well linked with the rest

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    short time to live. Because of this Mr. Ewert decided that he would take matters into his own hands and die on this own terms. With the help of Dignitas‚ an assisted suicide company in Switzerland‚ he was able to do just that. In the movie‚ Suicide Tourist‚ we

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    David Rothkopf is saying that the U.S wants to be the main attraction of every other country.  He states in the article that if the world is moving towards a common language it will be English meaning that it would overcome other languages.  He also shares that “The United States dominates this global traffic in information and ideas. American music‚ American movies‚ American television‚ and American software are so dominant‚ so sought after‚ and so visible that they are now available literally everywhere

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    For many years‚ foreign travel to and from Albania was severely restricted. Although the country has been a tourist destination for Europeans for several years‚ the majority of people in the United State still know very little about this Eastern European country. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the geography‚ people‚ government and economy of Albania and to provide facts and information about this fascinating country. Albania is located on the Adriatic and Ionian Seas and is surrounded

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    The Freak Show Attractions You can pick your friends but you can’t pick your family. We are born into families and to some degree‚ these people shape our personalities and views of the world. Do traditional families offer a better sense of self or worth? Do non- traditional families harbor immoral values that shape our outcome? Society has always based its value system on the traditional family. The 1950’s embodied this perception of the traditional family: two parents and a boy and a girl. Dad

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    A Research Process On Undeveloped Tourist Spots In Gujarat Group – B S.Y.MBA Step 1 : Formulating Research Problem The problem was that some tourist places are still undeveloped in Gujarat like Rupal ‚ Delwada Village ‚ Adalaj Ni Vav ‚ Zanzari ‚ Balaram ‚ Tua & Timba ‚ etc. Step 2 : Extensive Literature Survey We have collected and analyzed the data from the website: www.gujrattourism.in ‚ the researcher’s view: Baker‚ M. J.‚ & Cameron

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    Positioning Nova Scotia for American Tourists Introduction Nova Scotia is one of the ten provinces of Canada competing for tourism but its results are way behind those of other provinces. Nova Scotia is known as “Canada’s ocean playground”‚ it is surrounded by water and temperatures are moderated by the ocean. However‚ it is not a priority destination for American tourists. Tourism is important for the economy of Nova Scotia; they need to increase the venue of tourists. Nova Scotia needs a good positioning

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