Contoh tourism

• In the transport sub-sector, tourism is responsible for 90 per cent of the spending.

• Nature-based tourism within protected areas: effects of participation on knowledge, attitudes, values, and behaviors and the factors that influence these outcomes.

• Younger survey respondents were found to be more open to marketing tourism to outsiders than older respondents (.05).

• The geomorphologic structure increases the visual landscape qualities, which add to scenic value and tourism potential of the area.

• Further, it illustrates the extent to which value of biodiversity conservation in a geographical area is reflected in the market for tourism.

• Instead, they suggest that nature-based tourism experiences should be thought of as extraordinary experiences and not as an environmental education tool that promulgates conservation.

• It was solely my intention to call attention to the complex relation between tourism and heritage conservation and interpretation.

• The interrelation between identity formation, heritage conservation and interpretation and tourism has been an issue of central importance in the present argument.

• Large independent expeditions, for example, may at times operate in a mode similar to adventure tourism but are distinguished from the latter by different motives.

• Ignoring such indicators of ecological health in determining demand for its tourism-related services results in an over estimation of the short-run economic value.

• The same trends caused the emergence of ' something like organized tourism ' within the colonies after 1763.

• The second is indirect supply, which involves preservation and cultivation of the landscape which acts as a backdrop or tourism resource.

• As a result, many present-day archaeologists and conservators of antiquities experience tourism as a blessing for their profession.

• Issues and problems relating to fishing, hydrocarbon exploration, tourism and communications clearly spill over national borders (regardless of whether those borders are actually contested).

• These foundations established airline companies, construction and rubber processing businesses, hotels, and were involved in tourism and fisheries.