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jazziefee

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Question 1

Which of the following is not a reason for tourism planning?
◦ Tourism is more competitive than ever before.
◦ Tourism is a more complicated phenomenon than it was previously thought to be.
◦ Tourism has damaged many natural and cultural resources.
◦ Tourism affects everyone in a community.
◦ Tourism development has only negative impacts.

Question 2

Which of the following is least likely a barrier to tourism planning?
◦ the complexity of tourism and the large number of government agencies involved
◦ the lack of qualified tourism planning experts and consultants
◦ the diversity of tourism businesses
◦ The costs of conducting tourism planning processes can be high.
◦ the seasonality of tourism in many destinations
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