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The Impact of Social Network in Tourism Tourism Thesis
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In this research, the method of case study research along with a questionnaire survey is employed. Two USA based travel agencies are studied to find the answers to the main questions posed by this research. Along with this, a questionnaire survey study has been carried out on the members of social networking sites, FaceBook.
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Tourism and Holiday Leisure Design Tourism Term Paper
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Most tourism and holiday packages are designed to cater to whole families. In most parts of the world, work practices have robbed people of the time and opportunity they need to share with their families and loved ones. People are normally so focused on work and what they can get from it that they forget they have other lives to live as well.
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Ethno-Tourism: Demeaning or Disadvantageous Tourism Essay
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Consistently and continually selling their ways of life as a cultural commodity, those who are involved in the business of ethnotourism are utilizing each other—the customer, to gain a new cultural experience, and the service provider, who is allowing his or her home and village life to be exploited.
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Comparisons between Tourism Websites Tourism Term Paper
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The site lacks the impressive features that such a tourism attraction website should have to as to ensure as many visitors as possible, hence, much need to be done on it still n terms of beautification and information precision. Online visitors are never interested in very long information but rather on short and apprehensible illustrations.
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The Development of the Spa Industry Tourism Assignment
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The main objective of the report is to identify two contrasting perspectives that can be analyzed and debated over to understand their short term and long term impacts on the global spa industry as a part of the healthcare and wellness segment. The report would include a general overview of the spa industry.
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Introducing Amazon as a Travel Brochure Tourism Term Paper
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Brazil is one of the most explored countries in the world today. The country has more than 12 heritage as well as environmental sites. More recently, the country has emerged as one of the world’s ecotourism countries due to the presence of a high level of biodiversity. The paper will explore the major activities that make Brazil be one of the preferred tourist destinations throughout the world.
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Analysis of Brazil as a Tourism Destination Tourism Term Paper
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Both the Brazilian government and the tourist industry contributed to the growth of Brazil’s tourism through legislation, new and improved tourist facilities, and domestic and international marketing. Tourism provides Brazilians with opportunities as well as reasons to protect their culture and environment against the impact of exploration, deforestation, and other unsustainable practices.
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Mega-Event and a Hallmark Event, and Their Defining Characteristics Tourism Essay
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Hallmark events ensure the promotion of tourism by ensuring the realization of the tourism goals such as ensuring that the tourists have a good experience of the events as well as the overall satisfaction of the tourists making them yearn for a repeat of the event. Hallmark events also promote the living standards of the locals by creating jobs and improving trade and infrastructure.
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The Global Tourism Industry Tourism Assignment
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Changes in consumer behavior gave rise to new tourism. The behavior of new tourists is significantly different from the older ones. As compared to old tourists new tourists have more flexibility. They are more independent and quality conscious whereas old tourists were less conscious about value and money.
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Analysis of the Tourism in Cape Town Tourism Case Study
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It can be noted that Cape Town is the pride of South Africa and has full of potential of being an internationally acclaimed destination which is the main reason why I intend to visit the place. This destination is comprised of a lot of attractive features ranging from natural to human-made features.
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Critical Analysis: Celebrity, Tourist Destination, and Cultural Centre Tourism Assignment
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At the center of this analysis is a brief history of Beckham's rise to the limelight and a discussion of what exactly made him an adorable football and fashion icon that he eventually came to be. What made him stand out from other football players at his time and even more, why this fame spread far and wide beyond the pitch is a subject also discussed here.
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Tourism and Sustainable Development for Indigenous Communities Tourism Coursework
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Tourism is frequently presented as the option for indigenous communities to improve their marginal economic status and living standards. However, to some extent tourism also has distorted and appropriated indigenous cultural heritage and knowledge for their own commercial interests. Tourism may provide positive economic outcomes for indigenous communities, but negatively to socio-cultural aspects.
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Tourism and Visual Culture Tourism Term Paper
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Most historians and geographers argued that images have a crucial and formative function in the practices of tourism. The tourists do respond to the images that are in circulation that concern their touristic destinations. The contemporary cultural identity has been enhanced with the interaction between tourism and visual culture.
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Tourism and Terrorism Tourism Assignment
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Tourism’s contribution to a nation is of such great extent that any deterioration in it can seriously affect the economy of that nation. Hence, the governments of the nations, targeted by terrorism, should formulate policies and adopt security measures that can successfully counter terrorist attacks on the tourism industry.
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Mountain Culture and Tourism in the Himalayas Mountains Tourism Term Paper
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Mountains are physical projections higher than the normal level of the environment. They are higher than in the hills. Culture, on the other hand, is the way of life of a particular group of people at a certain time. Therefore, mountain culture is the livelihood of people living around mountains, their manner of conducting their activities, behaviors, and routines.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Tourism Tourism Term Paper
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Tourism is a widely spread and highly demanding activity which has now taken the form of one of the largest industries in the world. In general terms, tourism refers to the traveling that is done by people for the purpose of pleasure or other purposes. Like what religion people from a particular country or place follows, what they eat, what they wear.  
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Government Restriction on Tourism Tourism Essay
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However, the paper will also describe in details how the government can improve service provision with enhanced security so that tourists do not compromise on the tourist’s attraction areas and the population at large.
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Introduction to VolunTourism Tourism Assignment
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I have always wanted to travel to Asia, and finding a place there to volunteer, while still being able to experience the culture and enjoy myself, certainly sounds appealing. I have heard that Thailand is a beautiful country with many things to do and see. That would be a place to go and volunteer, while being a tourist at the same time.  
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Fisherman Wharf of San Francisco Tourism Coursework
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The author states that for many centuries, Fisherman wharf historic waterfront has been the hub of the cities fleet of fishing. The area has been famous for its variety and the depth of its harvest, as well as having the best restaurants selling seafood in northern Carolina. To date, Fisherman’s wharf is still renowned for its several tourists’ sites.
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Health, Culture, Economics and Politics in Tourism Tourism Case Study
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In the context, tourism has contributed to boosting in any sectors of the economy through the foreign exchange that is earned from the sectors and the practices in the tourism industry. Tourism is able to bring about economic growth and also social benefits when well managed. The benefits are always great in developing countries and rural areas. 
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The Effects of Tourism on the United Kingdoms Economy Tourism Literature review
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The next negative effect on the economy is that a large number of tourists easily damages the environment. As a consequence, the tourists bring problems like footpath erosion, littering, and pollution. All of these take substantial money and effort to clean up, funds which could have been channeled to other useful projects.
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Lobster as a Tourism Subject Tourism Coursework
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The slow and dreadful boiling of the lobster is considered a cruel treatment that forms the basis of arguments on human moral values towards nature. Critical evaluation of biological and anatomical concepts surrounding lobster and their painful experience during the festival evokes emotions.
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Governments Involvement in Local Tourism Tourism Essay
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Tourism is a major socio-economic force in most countries that depend on tourism activities. It leads to the generation of income as well as the promotion of local heritage. Tohidy (2011) notes that in many countries, tourism has been viewed as a promoter of development. The government is a partner in the growth of this sector through the promotion of policies that support the growth of the tourism sector. 
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Sustainable Tourism Management Tourism Coursework
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Sustainability can be maintained by an effective approach of adaptability. Base on the fact, it can be notified that managers should approach any step cautiously rather than trying to establish space-time relations and maintaining steady stage relations. The process of continual social learning and experimenting can help to build resilience by the concept of adaptive management.
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Fremantle as a Historical Tourist Destination Offering a Fair Blend of Modern and Old Culture Tourism Case Study
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The city of Fremantle is a port city, situated in Western Australia, about 19-kilo meters southwest of the capital city, Perth. It is surrounded by the Swan River and has beautiful landscapes, heritage architecture, and historical sites. It is a beautiful blend of music, arts, and culture which further adds to the charm of this place, making it a popular tourist destination for visitors.
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The Effect of Celebrities' Influences on Volunteer Tourism Tourism Term Paper
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Up to date, the idea of traveling abroad and engaging in volunteer activities is an acceptable trend. Many organizations offer services ranging from registration, advice provision and sharing experiences about volunteering alongside tourism. In this, they entice people to seek alternative tourism avenues that are mutually beneficial.
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Management by Cultural Values - Hawaii Tourism Strategy Tourism Case Study
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Preserving the ecological resources is especially true for islands like Hawaii which accredits a maximum proportion of its revenue to tourism. One of the ways to attain sustainable tourism is to exchange important data between the stakeholders. The stakeholders and the community should be made to support and participate in protecting tourism. 
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Wellness Tourism Tourism Coursework
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A global context of the development of wellness tourism in Australia introduces specific features into this business. Spa centers are being gradually transformed into spa towns and huge centers. With regard to international trends of wellness tourism development all over the world, Australian wellness tourism is marked by a steady growth of luxury spa centers.
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The Sustainable Commodity Chain and Responsible Tourism Businesses Tourism Literature review
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The notion of a commodity chain is a useful and pervasive metaphor for thinking about links between production, distribution, and consumption of goods or services. According to Clancy, it is possible to consider a commodity chain as a network of labor and production processes that deliver a finished product or service as the end result.
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World Cup of South Africa Tourism Case Study
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There several impacts associated with hosting events that correlate with economic and social developments. South Africa is one of the nations in the world that has used sports tourism in promoting itself as a foremost sports event destination. The hosting of the FIFA World Cups since 1994 has increased destination awareness in tourists.
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Melbournes Native Art in Tourism Industry Tourism Term Paper
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The local color or flavor of a region would be distinctive from other cultural tourism destinations. Without any doubt, Melbourne’s ancient decorative art specifically painting was truly exotic and exquisite with unique designs and motifs together with its complex rituals, process, and mythology of the paints.
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Tourism in Singapore Tourism Case Study
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The government of Singapore has a special emphasis on this important policy as it is one of the main sources to maintain the foreign cash flow within the country. Being one of the most beautiful places in the world, Singapore attracts millions of visitors each year. It is one of the favourite tourist destinations in the Asia Pacific region. 
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A Critique of Tourism Policy and Planning in The Gambia Tourism Coursework
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Most of these sectors realize faster growth in the event they include both local and foreign customers. Most incomes that impact the economy in a great way are the foreign exchange. This is because some sectors are able to transact with other partners from foreign countries. 
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Marketing to Local and Regional Markets: Tourism Organisations Tourism Research Paper
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It has been discussed with due importance that tourism is a leisure activity for the customers and is quite different from other fields of the service industry. There is no hard and fast requirement for the client to tour any particular area, neither is there any compulsion for him to get associated with any particular tourism organization.
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Barriers to Hospitality Industrys Adoption of Sustainable Environmental Practices Tourism Case Study
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With the global economy continuously creating the need for rest and recreation services, the hospitality industry, especially tourism, has registered a significant impact in the global economy contributing 2 trillion USD and 15% of world’s employment for the year 2000 alone. (Faulkner, Mascardo, & Laws 2000, qtd. in Kasim & Scarlat 2007: 7). 
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The Value of Standards and Ethical Procedures for Sport, Leisure & Tourism Organizations Tourism Literature review
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In many cases, people could not understand the context of their responsibilities – within their new role in the society. The introduction of codes of ethical standards and procedures helped people to understand their responsibilities and the results of the potential violation of ethical rules by their side.
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Influence of UNESCO on the Tourism World Tourism Case Study
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UNESCO is instrumental in tapping the resources of tourism through its indigenous methods and creating a special place for the current visitors and helps in preserving the sites for all future travelers as well. It strives to bring a balanced and harmonious journey through the networks which bring the places of the world closer.
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Special Interest Tourism Tourism Case Study
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The paper shows that the firm has not engaged in the specific activity in the past; this means that there is no available net of coordinators for the arrangement of the relevant activities; relationships should be developed with local agents in areas where the niche tourism activities are likely to take place. 
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Why Ecotourism Remains a Fundamentally Flawed Product Tourism Coursework
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If one analyzes the historical concept of ecotourism there are certain parameters which we would find missing in the modern day’s analysis of the concept. Ideally, there should be no or minimal impact on the ecosystem and the natural habitat, but due to the unrestricted of the number of tourists, most of the eco-tours are actually harming the environment.  
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Negative Tourism Impact in the Philippines Tourism Term Paper
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The cultural eating habits, along with their choice of menu and eating style, is only a cultural misgiving with international travelers and should not create problems with creating a positive brand identity if it can be corrected. This problem does not if handled properly, have to necessarily make travelers select a different destination.
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PEST and Five Force Analysis of the Brazil Tourism Industry Tourism Case Study
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With an impressive growth of the global tourism industry, the Latin American travel and tourism industry has also forwarded its leaps in the past two decades. In 2005, Latin America accounted for the third-highest number of tourists arrivals of 133 million (16 %), following Europe with 56% (444 million) and the Asia Pacific with 19% (156 million).
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Should Smoking Be Banned in Myrtle Beach Tourism Assignment
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“The EPA reports that there is no safe level of secondhand smoke. An overwhelming body of scientific and medical evidence has proven that it causes lung cancer and heart disease among nonsmokers who are exposed to it”(Reynolds). 
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Global Tourism: Tourism and the Environment Tourism Essay
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The author has used adequate evidence to justify his discussion. He has used various sources and credentials to support his article. In his argument, the author explains the linkage between economic growth and economic degradation which has led to negative outcomes on the value of tourism products. 
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Defenition of Tourism Industry Tourism Literature review
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One of the strengths provided in the above definition is that tourism is also a planned activity and a deliberate process undertaken by a tourist with a primary objective of satisfying his own felt deprivation. In other words, the tourist makes the choice of the tourist attraction and destination out of his/her own free will (Hall, 2003).
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The Travel Review of Dubai: Insight into How a Small State Could Become a Popular Tourist Destination Tourism Case Study
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Dubai has expressed the capacity to rise above any of these challenges and has positioned itself as a fairly popular tourist destination (Aziz, 2010).  Therefore, it is a fascinating example of a great successful tourism center in the Middle East, which is realizing its tourism potential and establishing new opportunities.
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Dubai Travel Analysis Tourism Literature review
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Tourism in the last few decades has become a trendy international leisure bustle. In 2011, there were approximately over 950 million global tourist arrivals recording a growth are of 7.1% when compared to the 2010 arrivals. Global tourist earnings increased to 20 billion US Dollars, which corresponds to a growth of 4.8% in real terms. 
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The Positive Socio-Cultural Impacts of Tourism Tourism Book Report/Review
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Tourism enables tourists to gain an understanding of an unfamiliar people, place, or time and preservation of cultural traditions among others. On social impact, tourism increases the local community's pride and self-confidence and creates new social and economic opportunities that decrease social inequity.
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Strategically Analysis for Adventure Tourism in Australia Tourism Case Study
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For a long time now, tourism has become a major foreign exchange earner for Australia, majorly due to the natural environment and other tourism activities that have placed Australia in the global picture. Only recently, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge chose Australia as one of their preferred tourism destinations.  
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Whitsundays: Tourism Strategies and Policies Relating to Transformative Destination Management Strategy Tourism Case Study
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Personal selling will be used in a situation where people are involved in the provision of s specific service or a product. For instance, individuals involved in selling foodstuffs will contact tourists directly by informing them about the products on the menu so that they can make a choice whether to buy the products or not.
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Key Concepts in Tourism Policy and Planning Tourism Literature review
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Policies and plans should be fully integrated with the action plan on a regular basis and they should be monitored constantly. Economic development should not be the key focus of tourism policy and planning, other areas of focus should not be ignored such as protecting tourism resource assets, enhancing customer satisfaction, and the integration of the socio-economic lives of the communities.
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