Tourism is often touted as an industry that will never shrink in size. In other words‚ as the world develops‚ more and more people will be able to travel. Although many may see this as a positive phenomenon‚ it is not a trend without drawbacks. Both the advantages and disadvantages of this topic will be analyzed before a reasoned conclusion is reached. On the one hand‚ the reduction in travel fare and the increasing of global tourism can be seen as a positive event as it promotes intercultural
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Jahāngīr’s Palace‚ Khās Mahal‚ Shīsh Mahal (mirrored palace)‚ and the Musamman Burj.[citation needed] The forbidding exteriors of this fort conceal an inner paradise. The fort is crescent shaped‚ flattened on the east with a long‚ nearly straight wall facing the river. It has a total perimeter of 2.4 kilometres (1.5 mi)‚ and is ringed by double castellated ramparts of red sandstone punctuated at regular intervals by bastions. A moat 9 metres (30 ft) wide and 10 metres (33 ft) deep surrounds the outer
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The City that Never Sleeps Ever wonder what’s it like to visit Times Square in New York City? The “crossroads of the world”. People are attached to the beautiful countless shining lights and countless billboards that fill the city. Today Times Square is a tourist magnet; It’s one of the most visited places in the world. In the heart of New York City‚ Times Square attracts many tourists because it’s endless amounts of things to view and do. When you think of Times Square you typically think about
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I agree that Hong Kong is an attractive place for tourists. In this essay‚ I will give reasons why I think so. First of all‚ Hong Kong is a shopping and eating paradise. There are a rich variety of shops and cuisine in this small city. Tourists can buy high quality products from other countries such as digital cameras‚ beauty products and electronic appliances. In addition‚ tourists can also sample different kinds of food from different countries for example Japan and India. Korean food is also
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TOURIST INFRASTRUCTURE PROVISION VERSUS SUCCESSFUL DESTINATIONS CASE STUDY: LANGKAWI ISLAND Jamil Jusoh & Badaruddin Mohamed School of Rousing‚ Building & Planning Universiti Sains Malaysia‚ 11800 Penang‚ Malaysia. ABSTRACT Malaysian government has been spending more than US86 million from its annual budget every year for tourism promotion. Since tourism has been identified as the second most important sector of the economy after manufacturing‚ nearly 30% of the budget allocation is channeled towards
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A Place of Interest in My Country Pulau Langkawi is a place of interest in my country.For the role it plays in the lives of countless visitors around the woeld‚”The Enchanted Island” or “Paradise” is most aptly named.Pulau Langkawi is surrounded by a cluster of small islands and is situated in the north-western part of Peninsular Malaysia.It is always blessed with perpetual sunshine‚adequate rainfall and refreshing breeze.In fact‚Pulau Langkawi is a perfect tourist destination
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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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warming and cause many climate problems (National Atmospheric Emissions Inventory‚ 2008). One of the major greenhouse gases is carbon dioxide (CO2)‚ and the major emissions of CO2 are come from the combustion of fossil fuels in power generation‚ transport and industrial sectors (Figure 1). In order to have a better understanding of this issue‚ the first step is to analyze how many CO2 we have emitted in our daily life. Figure 1: Global Anthropogenic GHG Emission by Sector (2005) [pic] Source: Climate
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THE USE OF TYPOLOGIES IN TOURISM PLANNING: PROBLEMS AND CONFLICTS 46th Congress of the European Regional Science Association (ERSA) Enlargement‚ Southern Europe and the Mediterranean. August 30th-September 2006 University of Thessaly-Department of Planning and Regional Development H. COCCOSSIS1 M. E. CONSTANTOGLOU 2 H. Coccossis‚ Prof.‚ University of Thessaly ‚ Dept. of Planning and Regional Development‚ hkok@prd.uth.gr 2 M.E. Constantoglou‚ PhD‚ Department of Cultural Technology and Communication
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Places of Interest in Great Britain Great Britain is rich in world-famous places. Certainly among them there are famous university cities Oxford and Cambridge‚ Shakespeare’s birthplace — Stratford-upon-Avon‚ towns of Cardiff‚ Edinburgh and Glasgow. Stratford-upon-Avon is a small town. Its chief points of interest are associated with Shakespeare‚ the greatest English poet and playwright. Shakespeare was buried in the church at Stratford on the banks of the Avon. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre was
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