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Compendium of recent studies on tourism development

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TextPublication details: OAS WashingtonUS 1993Description: 1V. (various pagings)Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Deals with problems affecting the tourism industry in Latin America and the Caribbean. Looks at issues such as the need to enhance the net economic benefit from tourism; conservation of the environment and tourism; collaboration of the cruise industry with other segments of the tourism sector; integration of tourism attractions in bordering countries; and the attraction of additional sources of concessionary financing for tourism projects.

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Deals with problems affecting the tourism industry in Latin America and the Caribbean. Looks at issues such as the need to enhance the net economic benefit from tourism; conservation of the environment and tourism; collaboration of the cruise industry with other segments of the tourism sector; integration of tourism attractions in bordering countries; and the attraction of additional sources of concessionary financing for tourism projects.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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