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Individual Critical Analysis of Traveling Experience (pdf)

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TABLE OF CONTENTSCritical evaluation ...........................................................................................................................3References........................................................................................................................................62
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CRITICAL EVALUATION In modern era, tourism sector is one of the most potential and highly competitive sectorof the world. Most of the people always observe the positive aspects of tourism in countries andignore its other drawbacks. The fact cannot be denied that tourism brings many benefits to thirdworld countries but along with this it also encourages regional inequalities, social tension andeconomic problems (Oelkers, 2006). Two of the major factors which are required to develop amodel of articulation in third world counties are to understand how the tourism industry manifestitself and who is going to be benefited from tourism development. The third world counties suffers from some common characteristics and structuredistortion. Counties in third world are also termed as developing countries which faces problemssuch as poverty and low economic growth. Further in such countries tourism can be verybeneficial as it not only creates employment opportunities but also assist in economicdevelopment by bringing some foreign exchange inside the country. The travel experienceformat has been changed because of the growth of mass tourism in some of the nations. Thetravel industry has now become a distinct industry which focuses on meeting the demand ofrecreational travel (Wakerstein, 1979). The result of this is that it has increase the standards oftravel industry all around the world. One of the major development in tourism was in mid 1960'sin which package tours were introduced. The advantage of such kind of tours was that it lowerdown the gap between individual's psychological needs and their security in some strange touristareas. On the other hand, another benefit of package tours was that in reduced the entire cost oftravelling and have provided tourism companies with many potential opportunities. Package tours increased the number of traveller and made the travel industry moreintense and highly competitive. Metropolitan enterprise are the one which are located within themain tourism markets of a country and which comes in direct contact with customers. As timepassed these Metropolitan enterprise started controlling the flow of tourism in one destinationand diverted them to other destinations. The main reason why these enterprise were able to takecare of the flow of tourism is that they were having high degree of control over internationaltransport. The above mentioned statement can be justified by the fact that in the year 1978, AirNew Zealand and Qantas were the two airlines which carried 80% of their seats with touristvisiting Fiji. At that time, regional airlines were associated with some problems such as high cost3
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