This assessment brief requires students to act as business consultants and evaluate a tourist attraction in London. The task involves conducting a SWOT analysis of the attraction and assessing its potential for future expansion. Students are expected to use proper referencing, critical thinking, and clear writing in their research report.

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Evaluation of a Tourist Attraction in London

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Evaluation of a Tourist Attraction in London

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