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Why is tourism so economically
             important?
 Rich and poor countries alike benefit from
  tourism because it boosts employment, as well
  as bringing in foreign exchange.

 Tourism brings many spin-offs, which include:
  - increases in the number and variety of service
  sector jobs
  - improvement in infrastructure and public
  services
  - increase in local and government tax revenues
Lesson 2
Activity 1  10 minutes.
1.Cut round and stick in your book the
  tourism tree handout.

2. Describe how the tourism tree shows
  that tourism in developing countries can
  (i) increase the countrys income (ii) lead
  to better public services and higher
  quality of life for its people.
What is a multiplier effect?
Tourism is a multiplier effect which encourages
the growth of services and other businesses.

Tourism can be seen as a much needed income in
some countries and thanks to the development
in air travel access has been allowed.

What type of places in the world do you think
have really benefitted from improved air
travel?
Many small island countries in the tropics
could not see a way to increase their income
before as travellers could not get there
easily.

Islands in the Caribbean and Indian Ocean
have benefitted from the improved travel.
Before they solely relied on exports of
products such as sugar cane or bananas,
they are all subject to market fluctuations.
So price is never a set one.
Activity 2  5 minutes.




What are the:
a)Similarities between the two pictures above?
b)Differences between the two pictures
  above?
Research Task:
Using the laptops create a fact file on
 Dubai and Jamaica and answer:

 Why is the destination so popular with
  tourists? What can they do there?
 How much does a flight cost to travel
  there?
 Would you visit the destination? Give a
  reason for your choice.

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Lesson 2

  • 4. Why is tourism so economically important? Rich and poor countries alike benefit from tourism because it boosts employment, as well as bringing in foreign exchange. Tourism brings many spin-offs, which include: - increases in the number and variety of service sector jobs - improvement in infrastructure and public services - increase in local and government tax revenues
  • 6. Activity 1 10 minutes. 1.Cut round and stick in your book the tourism tree handout. 2. Describe how the tourism tree shows that tourism in developing countries can (i) increase the countrys income (ii) lead to better public services and higher quality of life for its people.
  • 7. What is a multiplier effect? Tourism is a multiplier effect which encourages the growth of services and other businesses. Tourism can be seen as a much needed income in some countries and thanks to the development in air travel access has been allowed. What type of places in the world do you think have really benefitted from improved air travel?
  • 8. Many small island countries in the tropics could not see a way to increase their income before as travellers could not get there easily. Islands in the Caribbean and Indian Ocean have benefitted from the improved travel. Before they solely relied on exports of products such as sugar cane or bananas, they are all subject to market fluctuations. So price is never a set one.
  • 9. Activity 2 5 minutes. What are the: a)Similarities between the two pictures above? b)Differences between the two pictures above?
  • 10. Research Task: Using the laptops create a fact file on Dubai and Jamaica and answer: Why is the destination so popular with tourists? What can they do there? How much does a flight cost to travel there? Would you visit the destination? Give a reason for your choice.