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    Destination areas elect to become involved in tourism primarily for economic reasons. To provide employment opportunities, to increase standard of leaving and, in the case of international tourism, to generate foreign exchange. Tourism is viewed as a development tool and as a means of diversifying economics.

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    Destination areas elect to become involved in tourism primarily for economic reasons. To provide employment opportunities, to increase standard of leaving and, in the case of international tourism, to generate foreign exchange. Tourism is viewed as a development tool and as a means of diversifying economics.

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    Destination areas elect to become involved in tourism primarily for economic reasons. To provide employment opportunities, to increase standard of leaving and, in the case of international tourism, to generate foreign exchange. Tourism is viewed as a development tool and as a means of diversifying economics.

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    Destination areas elect to become involved in tourism primarily for economic reasons: to provide employment opportunities, to increase standard

    of leaving and, in the case of international tourism to generate foreign exchange. Tourism is viewed as a development tool and as a means of diversifying economics (Wall, 1995: 57).

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