This is not a potentially positive social and cultural impact of tourism:

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dakota nelson

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on: Mar 3, 2019

Question 1

This is not a component of social and cultural aspects of tourism:
◦ tourists.
◦ society.
◦ institutions.
◦ host communities.
◦ business department.

Question 2

This is not a potentially positive social and cultural impact of tourism:
◦ income redistribution.
◦ employment creation.
◦ loss of cultural authenticity.
◦ poverty alleviation.

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Cheesycrackers

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Reply #1 on: Mar 3, 2019

Answer 1

business department.

Answer 2

loss of cultural authenticity.

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