Level-4 Diploma in Mismanagement for Travel and Tourism-(LSIB-UK)Specifications

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Social factors  demographics  changes in holiday/leisure patterns  work patterns  demand for budget/luxury products Environmental factors  air emissions  carbon footprint  choice of environmentally friendly providers  sourcing of products Technological factors  improving communication systems  software for reservations and planning  easier access e.g. flights Changes in supply  luxury hotels  budget hotels  different modes of transport e.g. larger aircraft, faster high speed trains, bigger cruise ships  new destinations  increased diversity of tour operators e.g. for adventure holidays, personalised holidays, walking/cycling holidays  city breaks

4. Understand the impacts of tourism Positive impacts Economic  employment- direct and indirect  tourism revenue – direct and indirect  foreign exchange  multiplier effect  taxes Environmental  conservation of historic sites  eco tourism  improved infrastructure  protection of natural environment Social  cultural interaction  education  preservation of cultural practice e.g. dance Negative Economic  leakage  movement of population to tourist areas  artificial inflation  seasonality

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