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As Europe’s populists use such cases of “welfare tourism” to sow fear and anger among the European public, reaching an agreement to accommodate actual refugees becomes increasingly difficult.
Service industries such as communications, transportation, banking, insurance, energy, education, and health are key drivers of development, while both tourism and construction currently have high growth potential.
That implies that policymakers should concentrate on communications, tourism, banking, transport, and energy, followed by education, health, and construction services.
The more diversified Aurangabad cluster, in Maharashtra, is home to some of India’s largest seed companies, an active automotive, pharmaceutical, and sugar-manufacturing industry, and a tourism hub that includes the Ajanta and Ellora caves.
Globalization entails many other features, including the surge in cross-border financial transactions and tourism, data exchange, and other economic activities.
Already, South Korea’s tourism, consumer goods, and entertainment industries have been hit hard.
China is eager to take advantage of its position as South Korea’s largest trading partner, accounting for nearly one-quarter of its external trade, and main source of foreign tourism.
Cross-border production, trade, and tourism will become less costly, if only slightly in most cases.
And with it have come gastronomy, arts, and tourism.
Similarly, eradication of malaria in Spain, Italy, and Greece in the late 1940s (using household spraying of pesticides among other factors) helped bring a boom in tourism and foreign investment to these countries in the 1950s and 1960s.
Other coordination duties include regional security (through the East African Standby Force), coordinated airspace management, as well as joint tourism marketing.
Instead, these countries export low-value-added manufactured goods (Mexico does more, of course), and live off remittances, tourism, and drug-transhipment profits.
The important effects are on agriculture and tourism, where nations will lose, on average, about 0.5% of GDP from each sector.
Indeed, the Philippines is well known as a center of the illegal organ trade and a “hot spot” for transplant tourism.
Turkey has suffered from rising oil prices, falling tourism income (its second-largest source of foreign exchange), and declining foreign investment.
Where tourism has become a pillar of foreign earnings, it also becomes an inviting target for terrorists who have built their ideology on anti-Western sentiment.
Tourism companies respond to such risks by minimizing contact with locals.
The emblem of modern tourism is the gigantic cruise ship, where passengers can spend a few hours at each destination – visiting a scenic Caribbean island or an ancient Mediterranean port – but always return to the same bed.
Bus- or train-based tourism companies are similarly protective of their clients, releasing them on a famous site only briefly – essentially just long enough for a few photos.
It is easy to be nostalgic for the days when tourism meant long stays and deep encounters with vastly different cultures.
The tourism sector is expected to experience a 45% decline – implying a drop in revenue of some $1.1 billion.
After the Garissa University attack, for example, the Kenyan government increased security-related spending by 0.3% of GDP and provided additional financial assistance to the tourism sector.
Of course, it is precisely because domestic tourism and production are disadvantaged relative to tourism and production abroad that many economists prefer a weak rupee.
This is an all-encompassing brief, covering everything we do as a community and an economy in areas ranging from international trade to art, culture, and tourism.
In many areas – financial services, infrastructure, communications technology, and tourism – I would say we have reached our goals for Hong Kong.
It can remain engaged on cooperation agreements affecting aviation, trade, academic exchanges, transport, infrastructure, tourism, and agriculture and rural development.
Prominent Asians, such as former Singaporean leader Lee Kuan Yew, are now warning Europeans that if they continue on their current course, Europe will rapidly become irrelevant for anything other than tourism and high-end real estate.
Surfers have created environmental organizations like the Surfrider Foundation, which has a special concern for the oceans; and SurfAid, which tries to spread some of the benefits of surfing tourism in developing countries to the poorest of the local people.
And tourism is booming, with the number of foreign visitors up from six million to almost 20 million in the last 15 years.
Peace can be achieved only with a withdrawal of foreign troops, and the arrival of jobs, productive farms and factories, tourism, health care, and schools.
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