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    Travel and Tourism

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    thereby decreased the traditional distribution channel through the travel agent. These days almost everyone has the access to the internet what may be good as well as bad. According to National statistics the Internet access in UK households has risen from 9% in 1998 to 43% by 2003. The travel agencies can book the holidays and components quicker and easier what helps the company as customers don’t have to wait long and are more satisfied. Travel agents can easily find the holiday that matches the

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    BTEC Diploma in Travel and Tourism Level 3 Unit 14 – Specialist Tourism P3 – Produce a market profile for a chosen type of specialist tourism Melissa Bottomley Reflecting back to the types of specialist tourism featured in P1‚ individually and after negotiation with your tutor‚ you should select a specific specialist tourism type you wish to focus on. You will be assessed on the presentation of your research and findings to your tutor and selected peers. You need to include: The main providers

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    MYANMAR(BURMA) Introduction Myanmar well known us Burma. Myanmar sits at the crossroads of Asia’s great civilisations of India and China‚ and looks out onto the vast Indian Ocean next to Thailand. One of South East Asia’s largest and most diverse countries‚ Myanmar stretches from the sparkling islands of the Andaman Sea in the south right up into the Eastern Himalayan mountain range.  To this day Myanmar remains one of the most mysterious and undiscovered destinations in the world. A land of

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    BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Travel & Tourism Unit 1 Investigating the Travel and Tourism Sector Scenario 1 Task 1a There are three different types of tourism – domestic‚ inbound and outbound. Domestic tourism is all about traveling within the same country you live‚ for example‚ UK citizen traveling around London. Inbound tourism is when overseas tourists come to visit the UK. And an outbound tourism happens when UK residents going abroad and taking their holidays outside the UK. For example

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    Tourism 1

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    What is Tourism? 1. Tourism is the temporary movement of people to destinations outside their normal places of work and residence‚ the facilities created to cater to their needs 2. The tourism and tourism sector is a broad range of economic activities and services‚ all-encompassing term which includes accommodation‚ catering‚ transport and ancillary services. It is multidisciplinary. Transport for tourism (MTR ‚ BUS) 1.Related to cost and speed 2.No direct intrinsic value 3.Cost rather than

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    Playing card 1: Spades Nguyen Phuong Anh The 150 minutes - “Playing card 1: Spades” show is the first piece in the series of four directed by the visual wizard – Robert Lepage. It is truly daring that the performance lasts for more than two hours without an interval as it leaves variety of experiences among the audiences. Perhaps some of them could feel exhausted or even boring‚ but in my opinion‚ the show needs to be continuous to link all the concepts and stories along with magnificent visual

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    Benefits and Advantages of Playing the Guitar Yes‚ playing the guitar and/or taking it up as a hobby is a lot of fun and very entertaining‚ but did you know that there are tons of other benefits associated with playing the instrument? 1. It makes you mind sharper and increases your intellectual capacity: And I’m not simply making this up‚ as studies have shown that musicians and particularly guitarists generally tend to have higher IQ results than others. 2. It increases your mental capacity:

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    CAPE COAST POLYTECHNIC DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM THE ROLE OF “HOMOWO” FESTIVAL OF THE GAS IN THE PROMOTION OF CULTURAL TOURISM IN LA BY NAWARU MOHAMMED FUSEINI PATIENCE FOFO AMOAH ZEMEME AKOTO SEMPTEMBER 2006 CAPE COAST POLYTECHNIC DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM THE ROLE OF “HOMOWO” FESTIVAL OF THE GAS IN THE PROMOTION OF CULTURAL TOURISM IN LA BY NAWARU MOHAMMED FUSEINI 02/03/0054/D/TOR PATIENCE FOFO

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    Topic : WHAT IS MICE? SEARCH FOR ITS POTENTIAL FOR VIETNAM TOURISM. ***************** MICE is one of the most developing kinds of tourism‚ not only in the world but also in Vietnam. To many people‚ it is really a new conception. MICE tourism means travelling in combination with attending meetings or conferences.MICE stands for Meeting‚ Incentives‚ Conferences‚ Exhibition. According to travel firms‚ MICE tourism can bring turnover six-fold higher than other kinds of tourism as MICE delegations always

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    Dark Tourism

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    Dark Tourism Dark tourism is the act of travel and visitation to sites‚ attractions and exhibitions that have real or recreated death‚ suffering or the seemingly macabre as a main theme.  Tourist visits to former battlefields‚ slavery-heritage attractions‚ prisons‚ cemeteries‚ particular museum exhibitions‚ Holocaust sites‚ or to disaster locations all constitute the broad realm of ‘dark tourism’. The Institute of Dark Tourism Research (iDTR) at the University of Lancashire in England in 2012 marks

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