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HTT557 CHP 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Desired results of tourism development.
      - Focus on economic benefits and minimizing environmental/social impacts.
      - Feedback mechanism to refine objectives if needed.
  - - - Data collection: quantitative and qualitative.
      - Tourist market survey: origin, purpose, length of stay, demographics.
      - Visitor satisfaction and behavior.
  - - - Integration of survey data.
      - Identification of opportunities and constraints.
      - Specialized capabilities and accurate data required.
  - - - Government-led initiatives.
      - Goals: economic, social, environmental.
      - Evaluation of alternative plans and selection of the best option.
  - - - Optimal methods to develop tourism.
      - Evaluation of alternatives for suitability.
      - Highlight areas where no changes are needed.
  - - - Monitor for deviations from the plan.
      - Analyze deviations and prepare corrective measures.
      - Ensure targets and objectives are met.
- - - - Planning is continuous, flexible, and incremental.
      - Adjustments based on monitoring and new trends.
      - Includes community involvement and sustainable practices.
  - - - Tourism viewed as inherently beneficial.
      - Little focus on negative impacts.
      - Example: Mega events like the Olympics.
  - - - Tourism as a tool for economic growth.
      - Focus on income, employment, and regional development.
      - Marketing and promotion are key.
  - - - Tourism planned based on land use and ecological considerations.
      - Emphasizes minimizing environmental impact.
      - Zoning used in parks to manage visitor flow.
  - - - Focus on local involvement and decision-making.
      - Aims to improve local living standards.
      - Balances development with community values.
  - - - Minimizes resource depletion and environmental degradation.
      - Includes stakeholder cooperation and raising awareness.
      - Goals: conservation, visitor experience, and maximizing returns.
- - - - Generating region: Tourist’s origin; start and end of journey.
      - Transit region: Area traveled through to reach the destination.
      - Destination region: Tourist’s chosen place with visible impacts.
  - - - Market: Decision-making process for travel.
      - Travel: When, where, and how tourists travel.
      - Destination: Attractions and services available to tourists.
      - Marketing: Promoting travel and influencing decisions.
  - - - Demand side:
        
        Motivations: Physiological, cultural, social, spiritual, and fantasy.
        
        Influenced by modern society and socio-cultural factors.
    - - Components: Resources, government, and tourism industry.
      - Includes attractions, accommodation, transportation, infrastructure, and institutions.