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    product will decrease more than proportionately and the organization will experience a decline in profits. On the other hand, when prices decreases, demand for the product will increase more than proportionately and the organization will experience an increase in profits. As such, theme park organizations need to be very careful about their pricing strategies for they can result in drastic effects on total revenue and profits which the organization can earn. In conclusion, there are various factors

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    IMPORTANCE OF TOURISM This topic brings to light the importance of tourism for the entire Brazilian GDP, along with its employment potential and the massive foreign income for the South American country given the World Cup and the Olympic Games. Thanks to its 6,000 miles of beaches and new governmental support programs, Brazil’s tourism sector did very well during the 2009 global economic crises, managing not to lose a point during the international recession. But the future is bound to become

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    Discuss the significance of authenticity in cultural tourism through provision and experience. Abstract: Throughout this essay I have discussed that authenticity is relative and not absolute. The significance of authenticity within cultural tourism lies only with the experience of the travelling tourist and their individual desires. Within this essay I have broken down the different elements within cultural tourism and authenticity to help support my argument, which is clearly stated above: authenticity

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    "Literature Review: Nature-based Tourism" Nature Based Tourism Nature-based tourism is defined any kind of tourism that depends on experiences openly connected to natural lures and this does involve things like ecotourism, extractive tourism, wildlife tourism adventure tourism, and nature retreats (Schumacher, 2007). From the position of conservation, nature-based tourism delivers inducements for local communities and landowners to protect wildlife environments that are upon which the industry

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    1. Introduction Peru is a developing country that is rich in their physical resources. Due to its geographical location and climate conditions, it is suitable to set up vineyard in the country. The continuation economy growth in Peru, give foreign company an opportunity to go into Peru to invest. This report will show the advantages and disadvantages of the entering the Peru’s wine industry. 2. Factor Conditions 2.1 Physical Resources Peru is a great country for wine making and grapes growing due

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    Tourism in Nepal Tourists are the one who visits different places for different reasons. The industries dealing with tourists are called tourism industry. Tourism industry is one of the leading industries in the world now. The movement of people from one place to another place In the context of Nepal, tourism can be the largest source of income as Nepal is rich in its natural beauty and 8 of the 10 highest mountains are also present here. Nepal can be a great destination even for adventurous tourism

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    . Hospitality is one of the largest growing industries in the world. Word witnessed booming growth of hospitality industry. There is different category of service offers to different Clients like luxury to budget etc. This sector play very important role in countries GDP growth and employment growth. Nevertheless there are lot issues facing this industry these are different sustainable issues like social, economical and environmental issues which increase coast .another one is increasing operating

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    Cashel McCarthy ECON 240 Justification of Agreement December WTO GAMMA Round – Malaysia’s Trade Agreements Malaysia is one of the fastest growing and most open economies of our decade (World Bank 2017). Its geographical location plays a large role in this. Malaysia neighbors Singapore, Thailand, and borders the Gulf of Thailand and the Malacca Straight. The east and west sides of the country are completely exposed to bodies of water and near the global trade route which enhances the country’s accessibility

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    Epler-Wood 2002). Kenya is one of the global leaders in tourism and community-based ecotourism, working with the many local ethnic group to protect the environment and local culture. Many activities such as game-viewing safaris

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    economic conditions of what people do. In this respect, tourism industry which is highly associated with these conditions is, indeed, an essential part of sustainable development. Thus, the UNWTO defines sustainable tourism as ‘tourism that delivers positive economic, social and environmental outcomes with consideration to the needs of the visitor, industry, community and environment.’ As the tourism industry is mounting every year, sustainable tourism has

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