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Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................3
LO2..................................................................................................................................4
2.1 Analyse features of tourism development planning at different levels with reference
to the Qatar......................................................................................................................4
2.2 Evaluate the significance of interactive planning systems and processes in tourism
developments with reference to Qatar.............................................................................6

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2.3 Evaluate different methods available to measure tourist impact with reference to
Qatar................................................................................................................................8
LO3................................................................................................................................10
3.1 Justify the introduction of the concept of sustainability in tourism development
with reference Qatar......................................................................................................10
3.2 Analyze factors that may prevent/ hinder sustainable tourism development with
reference to Qatar..........................................................................................................11
3.3 Analyze different stages in planning for sustainability with reference Qatar.........12
LO4................................................................................................................................13
4.1 Evaluate methods of resolving a conflict of interests to ensure the future wellbeing
of a developing tourism destination such as Qatar............................................................13
4.2 Analyze the implications of balancing supply and demand with references to Qatar
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4.3 Evaluate the moral and ethical issues of enclave tourism in Qatar.........................16
LO5................................................................................................................................17
5.1 Compare current issues associated with tourism development in a developing
country and an emerging destination where the impacts of tourism are different.............17
5.2 Evaluate with recommendations, the future development of tourism in these chosen
destinations........................................................................................................................18
CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................18
REFERENCES..................................................................................................................19

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Introduction
Tourism is the business in which company use to attract, accommodate and entertain
tourists and the business of operating tours. Qatar is the peninsular Arab country whose
most of the part is covered with the dessert and the remaining one shows the natural
beauty in the face of the beaches. It is one of the most loved tourist places by the tourist
from all across the globe. This report highlights the way that is showing which
stakeholder can benefit from the Qatar tourism and the involvement of public and private
sector in the tourism industry of the Qatar. Further it explains the different approaches'
tourism planning and development. Also, this report analyzes the need for planning in the
sustainable tourism. Additionally, it makes clear the issue related to the current tourism
market and in the end it explains the socio-cultural, environmental and economic impacts
of tourism in developing countries and emerging destinations.

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LO1
1.1 Discuss how stakeholders can benefit from planning of tourism
developments with reference to Qatar
1.2 Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of public/ private sector
tourism planning partnerships drawing examples of Qatar
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The most important key stakeholders of Qatar are tourists, tour operators, government of
Qatar, NGO etc that contribute in the tourism development of the country
Benefits for Government of Qatar
From the sustainable development of tourism, revenue of Qatar got will increase
which will support in economic development of nation. There will be more foreign
currency from foreign tourist and export of their services will increase and it would aid
in developing infrastructure and increase in GDP of Qatar Govt. local government will
get benefits from that (Edge ll, 2016. )
Tour operators
These are this industry which are engaged in the business of tourism in which they plan
tours for travellers and from that they earn revenue. If the sustainable development of
tourism increase then it will assist them to increase their revenue and earn more
profitability and expand their business
Travellers
Development of tourism will help travellers to discover new places. They will get idea
about new places, they will get more facilities while travelling and more enjoyment of
their tour and it also helps them to get security while travelling. They will get good
infrastructure facilities. They also get good food and staying arrangements in the
destination.(Sasidharan, 2017)

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In current era public private partnership is important for successfully execution of any
task or work. With the help of each other task can be completed in lesser time with
perfection.
Merits of PPP
It will help to develop tourism sector rapidly. Because government will issue funds and
privet sector gets work done on time so it helps to develop infrastructure in tourism
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Provide more facilities to the travellers and tourists. Because of good infrastructure
facilities and staying arrangements.
Demerits of PPP
Both public and private parties have different goals and objectives. Public sector goal is
to give best facilitates to consumer and give them a good social environment and the
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Which leads to create conflicts between both public and private sectors and due to the
changes in objectives it may give negative results (Mihalic, 2016. )
Government takes so much time for allocating funds for the development projects but
private sector want to finish work quickly and move to the next. This is why government
and privet sectors fails to finish the development work on stipulated period.
Cost of private firm is increase due this PPP model and it will give results slowly because
of more time and slow works growth due to deficiency of fund
Decision making will be slow due to both parties may not be give their concern on same
point. It may be take long time to take decision. Because both parties have their own
organisational goals.
This project takes place in Doha, Qatar and will include capacity from 24 to 53M
passengers per year. The airport is being constructed 4km from the existing facility on a
5,400 acre site and will be the only international airport in Qatar. The airport is near the
city of Doha and is almost two-thirds the size of the city. Additionally, the new airport’s
characteristics are 2 of the longest commercial runways in the world, one separate
terminal for the Emir of Qatar, a general aviation terminal and a 150,000m2 aircraft
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The project is about a 12km series of underwater bridges and tunnels connecting the new
Hamad International Airport, Katara Cultural Village and the West Bay financial district
in Qatar. The Sharq Crossing will be capable of handling 6,000 vehicles an hour and is
anticipated on holding some pressure of the existing roads by easing traffic jams on the
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LO2
2.1 Analyse features of tourism development planning at different levels
with reference to the Qatar
Tourism development mentions to the maintance and the progress of the tourism industry
in a given locality. And, of course, tourism planning plays a vital part of this. It is
important to define what tourism planning is and to explain the levels of it as well.
Tourism planning: Tourism planning can be defined as a dynamic process that aids in
implementing effective solutions in order to attract tourists towards the destination. The
main objective of such planning is to achieve the sustainable tourism target where these
activities can be beneficial for environment, economy and society.
Levels of planning
International level: Their main goal is to improve the living standards of the people as
well social well-being through development of tourism. PATA is an organization which
also encourages international tourism and sustainable development. The main feature of
planning is to improve the quality of the transportation services so that the tourist gets
more attracted towards the Qatar. International entities also planned for complementary
development to raise the tourism business. These international agencies work in
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collaboration with both the national and government so the sustainable development plan
is for specified destination can be promoted. Thus, promotion of program's arrangement
is a vital feature of developing planning at international level. An example is UNESCO
which is working as international organisation that continuously makes efforts so that
sustainable development can be taken place in the Qatar and other nations. OECD
(Organisation for economic development) is another organisation which is working at
international level and it is trying to improve wellbeing of society members.
Regional level: It includes the involvement of the local communities. They develop
museum, cultural heritage to attract more visitors toward Qatar. It also includes local
transport networks, and raises the educational level among the local public so the goal of
development can be fulfilled. QTA (Qatar tourism authority) is the organisation which is
working at regional level in Qatar. It formulates rules and conduct activities for
promoting destination. Museum of Islamic art, National museum are some examples
which are continuously working to attract travellers towards the location.
National level: National tourism council is the body which makes strategic plan for
development of Qatar. It also plays a significant role to encourage the country's national
identity, economy. It also plays a vital role in gender equality, women empowerment and
youth to participate in economic activities by tourism. Development of housing facilities
plays a vital feature of developing planning at national level (Sustainable tourism,
2016,).national entities act as a path for the promotion of Qatar across the world. They
also develop a trust by donating money for the development of villages and farmlands
within the country. Furthermore, it organises business and leisure events so that tourist
can know about this destination and plan to come in this destination.
Sub regional level: This level totally depends on the situation of sub regional area as it
includes the services like water supply, housing, sanitation so that more number of
visitors gets to know about where they plan the visit of Qatar frequently. ECOWAS is a
great example as it works for improving infrastructure in the destination and encouraging
peace so that more visitors take interest in coming to this location. Qatar foundation is
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Conclusion
From the above study it has been summarised that tourism development is different at
different levels. At regional levels, it includes local communities to take all decisions. At
National bodies also develop hotels, attracted infrastructure within the country, so they
get easily attracted the visitors. At sub regional level they work for developing the sub
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2.2 Evaluate the significance of interactive planning systems and
processes in tourism developments with reference to Qatar
Interactive planning: Interactive planning can be defined as a ‘participative method of
dealing with interrelated problems when it is believed that unless something is done, a
desirable future is not likely to occur and if appropriate action is taken, the likelihood of
such a future can be increased’(Russel Ackoff,1974). It is a reactive planning system
which supports in minimising gap between desirable current and future state. It always
involves all stakeholders into the planning process so that such plan can be designed
which may support in meeting the needs of all stakeholders. This system deals with the
focus on the present situation by believing that through this planning there will be huge
benefit in the future. Qatar's government make proper interactive planning to develop a
most likely tourist destination. This process is very important as president took great
interest in it and linked it with international level. Here more people need to take interest
in it and also to feel secure in terms of safety especially from terrorist attack while
visiting Qatar.
Significance of interactive planning system is as following:
 Interactive planning supports in managing the issue of overcrowding when
number of tourist get increased.
 Involvement of all key stakeholders
 It is helpful in effective utilisation of resources so that natural resources can be
protected for longer duration.
 Facilities can also be planned with the help of interactive planning process and
helps to accomplish goal of making Qatar as a tourist destination. Through this
management it would be able to manage the problems more effectively.
 Qatar government has organised many social and business events in the
destination which has supported in increasing tourism activities in the location.

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Conclusion
From the above study it has been summarised that Development of infrastructure
and development roads is another great effort made by government of Qatar
which has helped in controlling over crowd in season time.

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2.3 Evaluate different methods available to measure tourist impact with
reference to Qatar
Tourism has been entitled a first concern by the government of Qatar as its mission is to
enact Qatar on the global map as a world class destination with rooted cultural
background. There are different factors and methods of how Qatar can measure the tourist
impact to their country.
Factors Methods
Economi
c
STEAM (Scarborough Tourism Economic Activity Monitor) contributes annual
and month by month numeric outputs for the years of study including
distribution of visitor spending, economic impact, tourism accommodation
supply etc. Qatar’s Economy continues growing with the help of the tourism.
Day by day visitor are increasing as Qatar’s visitor economy grew 19% in 2018
as compare to the 2017. Mainly they come from India, china and Russia. Cruise
business growing with the good rate as profit increase by 48% compare to the
2017 and also new cruise increase by the rate of 15% and it’s create new job
opportunity for people. Qatar tourism continues growing and it also improve the
economy of the country. In the tourism session on a day average 25,000 tourist
comes and they spend approx. 2.5M.
Example
Year Number of Visitors
2015 2,941,130
2016 2,938,096
2017 2,256,490
2018 1,819,344
Source: https://www.visitqatar.qa/binaries/content/assets/corporate/statistics/en/
2018/000444---tourism-performance-report-english-13-05.pdf

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Year GDP ( Gross Domestic
Product)
2015 161,740M. $
2016 151,732M. $
2017 166,929M. $
2018 192,450M. $
Source: https://countryeconomy.com/gdp/qatar
Social
PPT (Pro Poor Tourism) is characterized as tourism that produces net benefits for
the poor. PPT is not a particular product or sector of tourism but a way to the
industry. Also, RT (responsible tourism) is any shape of tourism that can be used
in a more responsible way which means minimize of negative social, developing
better economic benefits for local people and improve the well being of host
communities. Tourism also effect the poor people of Qatar as it creates new jobs
for the people in the rural area. From the help of tourism 12% growth in rural
area in 2018. Tourism helps to grow local business for local product in rural area.
According to a report tourism help to growth in rural area with 25% in last 5
years in Qatar. Additionally, it attracts the government to give facility to poor
people on those rural areas where most of the tourist go. In Qatar tourism is big
part of earning for the poor people.
Example
Qatar 1970 till now
Environ
mental
factors
EIA (Environmental impact assessment) is an engine used to evaluate the
important effects of a project or proposal progression on the environment. It’s
also making sure that project decisions makers consider the effects on the
environment in the earliest so to avoid them or reduce them. Tourism helps Qatar
to grow in the economy but it effects on the environment. It takes Qatar to
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also effect on gulf and red sea from the bulk of tourism. It impacts on 25% of
gulf a 76% of red sea. From the large tourism base, it creates the overfishing and
threads in Qatar. Also, tourism increase the human activity like off road driving,
biking, hiking in special located region which create an impact on the
environment of Qatar.
Example
Positive and negative impact
A positive impact can be that it has helped in minimising pollution in Qatar. On
the other hand, its uses of natural resources has been increased which is the
negative impact.
Qatar has become the leading country in term of per capita emission of carbon
dioxide across the world.
Conclusion
From the above study it can be concluded that STEAM method is helpful in measuring
economic impact of tourism because authorities can identify what strategies they have to
implement to boost visitor attraction and PPT method helps in analysing social impact of
tourism in the country. Further, RT can help by minimizing negative impacts to the
country in order to preserve the heritage and the culture of the country.

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LO3
3.1 Justify the introduction of the concept of sustainability in tourism
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Brundtland Report
is known as our
common future
highlighted three
fundamental
components of
sustainable
development i.e.
environmental
protection, social
equity and
economic growth. It
mainly focused on
develop strategies to
promote economic
and social ways that
minimizes the
environmental
degradation and
pollution.
The concept of
sustainable
development plays a
crucial role in the
development of the
Qatar. Sustainable
development
utilizes the natural
resources and
maintains ecological
balance. Through
this there would be
benefit for the
protection of
cultural heritage and
biodiversity. It
raises the
employment
opportunity within
the Qatar and also
conserves natural
resources and
protects cultural
values.
Additionally, it
helps to minimize
the wastage and
through this
environment will be
protected and
people will take
interest in visiting
such destination and
this will develop
tourism business in
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aware the culture
heritage of the
specified destination
of the Qatar and
makes aware the
cultural heritage of
the Qatar across the
world. Sustainable
development have
potential of
economic
development in
terms of foreign
currencies, job get
raised. Qatar's
government
encourages the
youth to make the
country clean and if
the environment is
cleaner than the
more tourists are
interested in Qatar
and increase the
pride of the country.
This will enhance
the tourism of the
Qatar up-to to a
great extent. Here if
natural resources
utilizes (effectively)
than the country
will be more
pollution free as
well as noise
pollution which can
be
Minimized by
maintaining
overcrowding.
Conclusion
It is very important to have sustainable
development because it gives benefit in
economic, social, ecological development to the
country. It helps in protecting culture of one

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country and keeping atmosphere safe and
secure.

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3.2 Analyze factors that may prevent/
hinder sustainable tourism
development with reference to
Qatar
Economic factors:
Economic
conditions like lack
of money in Qatar
prevent tourism as if
there is insufficient
money within the
country with no
development of
hotels and
infrastructure which
directly affects the
economic
conditions. There is
no development of
tourism destination
with the lack of
money. So tourists
are not attracted to
visit the places in
Qatar. Shortage of
the skills leads to
the bad economic
performances of the
country. For
example skills like
language,
communication and
cultural awareness
as well as service
quality. If tourist
faces lack of short
skills then they are
going to hesitate to
visit Qatar. Also, if
there is no one who
can solve their
problem then the
impact will increase
more and gives a
negative impact in
the tourism of the
Qatar.
Social factors:
Social factors
include problems
like poverty because
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raised to a high
level, it will
strongly focus on
the poorer sections
of the country. It
will directly benefit
poorer by giving
them employment
of local people in
tourism
organizations. Niche
tourism is also a
vital problem of the
country as it
destroys the nature
to be a touristic
place for the benefit
of the foreign
people.
Environmental
factors: It is
another major factor
which hinders
sustainable tourism
development. If
pollution rate is
high or if there is
overcrowding, then
people do not prefer
to come to such
locations. This
impact is negative
on sustainable
development. Over
population has been
increased year by
year as tourists such
as millennials
destroy nature and
pollute the
environment.
Deforestation,
carbon emission,
global warning and
general pollution are
important impacts
that need to be taken
into consideration as
well.

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Conclusion
It can be
concluded that
social,
environmental and
economical factors
have an impact on
sustainable tourism
development. As if
there are no
adequate financial
resources then
government will not
be able to develop
infrastructure and
transportation. On
other hand climate
is not good then
people will not like
to come in location
that will hinder
sustainable
development in the
country.
3.3 Analyze
different
stages in
planning
for
sustainabili
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Sustainable
planning plays a
significant role in
development of
tourism industry of
the country. Tour
operators and
government have to
make correct plan
so that tourism can
give benefit to
economy, social
elements and
environment. That’s
why the stages of
sustainable planning
are described as
below:
1 stage:
Identification of
Need: Government
has to identify the
needs of
sustainable planning
so that the future
plan can be
designed
accordingly.
2 Stage: Set goals
and objectives:
One of the main
agenda of
government of
Qatar is to raise
travel activities so
that foreign reserves
can be enhanced.
3 Stage: allocation
of resources: In this
stage government of
Qatar has to analyse
the available
resources and have
to ensure that these
resources are being
utilised in effective
manner.
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4 Stage: formation
of a team:
This is next phase in
which stakeholders
and higher
authorities make
plan so that set
objective of tourism
development can be
accomplished.
5 Stage: Action
plan: After that
stakeholders have to
make plan through
which set goal can
be obtained.
6 Stage:
implementation
and monitoring:
This is last stage
which ensures that
set strategies are
being implemented
in effective manner
and authorities
monitor the
progress of plan
closely so that
mistakes can be
identified and it can
be resolved on time.
Conclusion
It can be concluded that by making effective
sustainable plan government of nation can boost
tourism activities in the nation and can meet
needs of all stakeholders to great extent.
Effective monitoring aids in gaining positive
results to the country in improving economic
condition and generating employment
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4.1 Evaluate methods of resolving a
conflict of interests to ensure the
future wellbeing of a developing
tourism destination such as
Qatar.
In the development of tourism, government
have to face so many conflicts which includes
issues between local stakeholders, host and
guest relationship, government and stakeholder,
environment conflicts, conservation issues and
moral issues in which government have to suffer
loss in that. (Boley, McGehee and Hammett,
2017.) It is important to define what are conflict
and its interest before we could ensure the
different methods for the future of Qatar.
Conflict: The conflicts which can be faced by
the destination can include environmental
degradation, issues between stake holders,
maintance issues and many more.
Conflict of interest: It is actually a situation
where a person has competing loyalties or
interests and can occur in many different
situations. For example, conflict of interest with
an individual who has a position of control in
one organisation that conflicts with her or his
interests in other organisation or with an
individual who has conflicting duties.
There are different methods of ensuring the
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 Stakeholder involvement
Government can increase the involvement of
stakeholders so that stakeholder can also suggest
their views and idea regarding to the tourism
development which can help reduce conflicts
between government and local stakeholder. It
will assist to smooth functioning of the tourism
activities and help to solve the conflicts between
government and stakeholders.
 Make relationship strong between
host and guest
Major issues of many countries are poor
relationship between host and guest. Local
people do not help to international travellers
because of their language and culture. So
government of Qatar should try to educate those
people and help visitors for their better
travelling experience as it will help to improve
the tourism in Qatar.
 Communication
Many times there are issues that are created by
misunderstanding and lack of communication so
that government try to solve those issues and try
to make better way of communication between
factors which are stakeholder, travellers,
government and local triable so that locals help
visitors in their journey. (Din, 2018)
 Negotiation:
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negotiation session where all involved person
can share their views. By this way they can
reach to the middle decision where needs of
each stakeholder can be met.
Conclusion
It can be concluded that each stakeholder has
different needs hence many times their
conversation convert into conflicts. Also, the
authorities are required to involve them in
discussion and have to make clear
communication with them in order to resolve
conflicts at workplace.

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4.2 Analyze the implications of
balancing supply and demand with
references to Qatar
One of the most usual problems that industries
are facing is the dilemma of efficiently
balancing demand with supply. Manufacturers
are constantly faced with the challenge of
choosing what to make, when to make it, and
how much to make. When companies are
unsuccessful to meet this test effectively, they
undergo a lot of consequences. Defining what is
demand and supply we can analyze the
implications of balancing them.
Demand: it refers to the quantity of product and
services that are desired by the consumer. In
tourism sector, demand means the needs of the
tourist and expectation of visitors. It can be
defined as a desire of a consumer to buy
particular item. There is a strong relationship
between quantity and price, if person is getting
high quality or quantity products at reasonable
rates then demand of particular goods can be
increased.
Supply: It refers to the quantity of products and
services are offered for sale in the market by
producer. In tourism, supply means that the total
numbers of tour packages are available for the
tourist. And making balance between both
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Price system: aggravation of the system
imbalance, the imbalance price for imbalances
aggravating system imbalances should at least
be related to the average price of balancing
energy activated within the area
As is already known, the natural resources are
scare and limited in nature and these are now
renewable. It is necessary balancing demand
and supply, so that resources can be utilising
effectively and efficiently. Balancing of demand
and supply will help government to generate the
revenue and that will aid to improving
infrastructure, and transportation facilities.
Additionally, it will also help to support in
giving a standard life to the local communities.
Furthermore, this development will also help in
increasing employment opportunities. So here
clearly shows that the making demand and
supply balanced will the help of the government
and assist the local community to live a happy
and respectful life. It also assist tourist for better
hospitality, accommodation, food, transportation
and good travelling experience. (Carr, Ruhanen,
and Whitford, 2016.)

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Conclusion
It can be concluded that balancing between
demand and supply always support in gaining
positive results. It helps in meeting needs of
stakeholders and generating more revenues in
country.

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4.3 Evaluate the moral and ethical
issues of enclave tourism in Qatar
Enclave Tourism is the tourism activity in
which all the activity are planned and
organised in a one small geographical area
so that tourist to be able to experience all
the knowledge of the location without long
travelling. This is becoming a very key part
of the tourism industry and contributing
very adversely toward the GDP of the
country as the same has been experienced
by the Qatar as well. So the common issue
which are faced are as follows:
 Pollution: Enclave tourism always create
pollution in the country as due to the
enclave tourism, many tourist come to the
country and always bring the use of
vehicles which are creating pollution. Qatar
in the past has faced these issues as in the
year 2016 was reported for the bad air
pollution by the WHO which has affected
the health of the population.
 No use of local products: To increase the
tourism in Qatar they should make use of
imported products and not the local ones.
This will help the destination in increasing
their status and value
 Limited job and business opportunities
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it can help them in increasing their living
condition.
 Discrimination: The destination must take
care that not discrimination is based on
their part related to any tourist’s culture
values and beliefs.
 Lack of contact between tourists and
host community: Host community must
provide all the guidelines to tourists who
are visiting the destination.
 Superiority of tourists over local
community: Local community must
engage in providing support to tourist, so
they can attract more travellers.
Conclusion
From the above study it can be concluded that
countries have to ensure meeting moral and
ethical requirements otherwise it may get failed
to attract new visitors which will be negative in
the growth of country.

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LO5
5.1 Compare current issues associated
with tourism development in a
developing country and an
emerging destination where the
impacts of tourism are different.
Current Issues India(developing) Qatar(emerging)
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India is the
country of the south Asia, seventh
largest country in the world and its
capital New Delhi. After China, the
county is the second most populous in
the world of its population of 1.339
billion people. India has 3
cosmopolitan cities which are Kolkata,
Mumbai and Delhi.
Qatar is a peninsular Arab cou
whose terrain comprises arid deser
a long Persian (Arab) Gulf
population of 2.639 million. Qat
well known for the tourist place w
are located in the Qatar. Qatar capi
the Doha.
Social factors Increasing population is considerable
rise in pension costs and increase in
the employment.
Their has a very high poverty rate in
the India.
India is a developing country so there
is a good demand of the luxury
product.
Quality of the life of the people is
improving.
Quality of the life of the people i
at the right direction in the Qatar.
Poverty is the other big social issu
the Qatar.
Employment is not that big issu
the country as the population is no
high compare to India.
Their is a good demand of the lu
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Environmental
factors
India has seen very bad natural
calamities in the past at some locations
and which has damaged the
infrastructure of the country but it has
tried to build a good infrastructure and
has also succeeded in doing that.
Pollution level of the India is at
flexible depending upon location.
Qatar has a very good infrastru
and also having very good na
beauty in the face of desert and b
and government has also invested
in increasing that. Pollution level o
Qatar is not a very significant sid
air pollution is very bad in the coun
Economic
factors
India is the world's fifth largest
economy in 2019 with high
unemployment rate. Also, it has seen a
variety of economic issues such as
economic non development of the
country which was only seen by the
public sector in past but now private
company are coping up with it. Large
number of MNC is the result of it.
As the crime rate is very high in India
due to high population. People are
always ready to help each other which
have helped the country to build a
good culture. Guest is always treated
well in the country as per country
culture.
Qatar is a rich country which is ha
a good economic environment as d
the good destination for the tou
and there is a very low unemploy
of 0.28%. Good flow of fo
currency which has helped the cou
in building a good econ
environment.
Qatar culture is always difficu
understand for the visitor as there
low level of communication in bet
local and visitor due to the lang
difference in between them.

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5.2 Evaluate with recommendations, the
future development of tourism in
these chosen destinations.
To improve the condition of the both the
country government need to take the corrective
as these will help them in their growth as
Tourism is the industry which contributes
effectively in the GDP of the country. Step can
be taken by government are as follows:
Transportation facility: These can be the
initial step which can be taken by the
government toward the improvement of the
country as transportation attract the tourist to
visit the country and will also help the
government in getting good resources to
improve the condition of the country.
Improvement in hotel and accommodation
facility: This is the step which need to be taken
by India more seriously as compare to the Qatar
as it has a good hotel but it lacks behind and
these is the factor which also attracts the tourist
to the country.
Infrastructure: Government need to make sure
that the infrastructure which is developed by the
country should have the texture of the country
culture and nature which will help the country in
promoting the culture and nature at the global
level. These needs to be done in Qatar more
than compare to the India as the culture of Qatar

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is more difficult to understand as compare to the
culture of the India.
New places: As there are many places which
are not seen by the industry in the India they
have to take the step to develop that places in
the India, so that the tourist can have an Idea of
the nature beauty of India.
Conclusion
From the above study it has been summarised
that Government of the nation must emphases
on framing the laws which may support in
minimising criminal activities in the country.
Effective regulation helps in improving security
issues. By this way more visitors take interest in
coming to this destination.

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CONCLUSION
After going through above report it has
been summarised that tourism business is
supporting in the economic development of the
country but at the same time there are many
issues which is faced by them such as cultural
issue or environment issue and in the case of the
Qatar pollution is the big issue. Both India and
Qatar are having good capability to grow in the
tourism industry by just taking some which are
suggested above.

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