Executive Summary This business plan is about the footwear business. Bangladesh is a poor country but it has hues population and its economy is growing day by day. So it has a great business opportunity specially footwear business. Bangladesh has 150 million populations and every people use one or more pair of shoes. The main raw material of shoe is leather which is available in Bangladesh. There are many footwear brands in Bangladesh but among them only four or five brands are popular and others
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waterfalls‚ springs‚ caves‚ lakes throughout the country‚ many of them now fully developed for tourists’ enjoyment and leisure. This park fun for people who enjoy going on long walks or just enjoying nature. # 4- River state -Address > The resort is about 30 minutes by car from Obudu town and five hours (332 km) away from the State capital‚ Calabar. There is an airstrip and helicopter pad at the ranch for those who may come by air. River State nestled among the rolling green hills of the Obudu country
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very dawn of civilization. In the early period in Assam‚ bamboo was held with special reference and is forbidden to cut in “auspicious days”. It is a general belief that bamboo possesses auspicious character and is of religious significance. An idea about the developing state of cane and bamboo products of Assam was fond even during the time of Bhaskara Varman (early part of the 7th century A.D.)‚ the king of Assam‚ may be had from the following extract. (An
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World Tourism Tourism In South & Southeast Asia Kathleen Macawili BANGLADESH * GEOGRAPHY CHARACTERISTIC OF REGION & COUNTRY * The physical geography of Bangladesh is varied and has an area characterized by two distinctive features: a broad deltaic plain subject to frequent flooding‚ and a small hilly region crossed by swiftly flowing rivers . The country has an area of 147‚570 square kilometers and extends 820 kilometers north to south and 600 kilometers east to west.
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MASTER’S IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT (SEMESTER III AND IV) MTM (Second Year) Assignments Booklet (2012) January 2012 session and July 2012 session [For students who intend to sit for the June 2012 TEE and December 2012 TEE] MTM-9 TO 15 [pic] School of Tourism and Hospitality Services Management Indira Gandhi National Open University Maidan Garhi‚ New Delhi – 110 068 DATE OF SUBMISSION OF ASSIGNMENTS
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COLOMBIA Welcome to our website Roma travel agency. Our company offers one of the most memorable and adventurous trip to South America in Colombia. We provide to our clients the transportation and accommodation in different places of the country. We are focusing mainly on a group of people who love adventure and want to know country from a different perspective. Therefore‚ in our offer you will find accommodation in hostels or in a nature reserve. According to the transportation within the country
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Department of Travel & Tourism Management BTEC HND in Travel and Tourism Management Coursework Unit-08 Tourism Development Planning Tutor: Ms. Lila Moshtael Submitted by Tapan Biswas ID No: 5749 Session: February 2012 ------------------------------------------------- Content Assessment Page No Introduction 03 Rationale for planning 04 Tourism Planning and Development 07 Need for planning for sustainable tourism development
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In Partial fulfillment Of the Subject Tourism II Submitted to Miss. Ricah Desta R. Te Tour Adviser OCTOBER 10‚ 2012 Submitted By: RAMIL G. PASTOLERO BSHRM CSS 2 - A Table of Contents I. Introduction II. Learning Objectives III. Individual Learning Objectives IV. Journal a. Tourism Industry b. Tourism Entities c. Tourism Destination Development d. Hindrances in Tourism Operation e. Government Tourism Planning and Policy f. Environmental Conservation
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1.1 INTRODUCTION Tourism is a travel for recreational‚ leisure or business purpose. The World Tourism Organization defines tourists as people travelling from one place to another and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure‚ business and other purposes. The importance of tourism‚ as an instrument of economic development and employment generation‚ particularly in remote and backward areas‚ has been well recognized the world over. It
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GEF Evaluation Office UNDP Evaluation Office Joint Evaluation of the GEF Small Grants Programme Country Program Case Study: Kenya Prepared by Violet Matiru Environment Liaison Centre International Nairobi‚ Kenya and Howard Macdonald Stewart United Nations Development Programme New York‚ USA June 2007 GEF Evaluation Office–UNDP Evaluation Office Joint Evaluation of the GEF Small Grants Programme Contents Foreword ...................................................
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