This is the question 26. The demonstration effect can be bothpositive and negative. Complete aplus/minus/interesting chart in whichyou outline the possible conse-quences of developing countries com-ing into contact with the culture oftourists from a developed country. gesgestoent.two-columnof tourism. Create a25. Refer to the list of strategies for less-ening the negative economic impactsprovide a reason why this action maychart. For each suggested strategy,be helpful for a developing economy.taken into account. If tourism is not care-Negative cultural impacts must also befully planned to balance with localimpact of tourists' values and customs onmay change or replace local culture. Thelifestyles, aspects of the tourists' culturesCultural Inundationcreated effect. Religious beliefs, dress, music, eat-local peoples is called the demonstrationing habits, and commercial practices, forexample, may all be affected. Here aresome of the cultural impacts experiencedby the small island nations of the Caribbeanas they embraced tourism.• Large-scale tourist developments changedrural living patterns.- Seasonal work patterns were created.- Traditional skills of some workers werelost (for example, people skilled ininshore fishing may have become boattour guides).Local art, music, and clothing styles werecommercialized to cater to tourists.Local foods, music, clothing styles, etc.were changed or influenced by Nort!

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This is the question 26. The demonstration effect can be both positive and negative. Complete a plus/minus/interesting chart in which you outline the possible conse- quences of developing countries com- ing into contact with the culture of tourists from a developed country.