i’m doing a project and i need help , asap
Plurk This Post 
Buzz This Post 
Delicious 
Digg This Post 
Facebook 
MySpace 
Ping This Post 
Reddit 
Stumble This Post
Related Posts
- October 8, 2010 -- A-ONE.INFO (0)
↑ Grab this Headline Animator Subscribe to RSS headline updates from: Powered by FeedBurner ... - August 22, 2010 -- Indian Travel Tourism (0)
The worldâs leading travel and Tourism Journal, âConde Nast Travelerâ, ranked India amongst top 4 preferred holiday destinations in the world! There are number of factors responsible for the growth of Indian tourism at global level. India is a ... - August 20, 2010 -- SAN SEBASTIAN CIUDAD COSMOPOLITA COSMOPOLITAN CITY SAILBOAT SPORT EUROPE TRAVEL TOURISM SPAIN SMALL VINTAGE POSTER REPRO (0)
FINE VINTAGE POSTER REPRO ON A HEAVYWEIGHT MATTE PAPERBEAUTIFUL!!!15 X 18 INCHESMADE IN USA100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE!!! Product DescriptionTHIS IS A BEAUTIFUL / GREAT QUALITY REPRODUCTION VINTAGE POSTER !!! THE POSTERS ARE PRINTED ON HEAVYWEIGHT... - August 16, 2010 -- Sustainable Tourism : New Zealand Leading the Way (0)
Ask any person on the street which industry earns New Zealand the most amount of money and 9 times out of 10 you are bound to hear âDairy'. However a little known fact is that the dairy industry is second to the tourism industry in terms of earning... - August 14, 2010 -- The Experts Guide To Finding A Travel And Tourism Job In The Recession (0)
Product DescriptionTimes are tough and only the strong survive. In the job market, knowledge is king. Get help from the experts in getting a job as an accountant, and learn how to stay there. Learn important interviewing tips, how to handle a pos... - August 7, 2010 -- NANTUCKET BEACH NEW HAVEN RAILROAD TRAVEL TOURISM BY TRAIN AMERICAN VINTAGE POSTER REPRO (0)
FINE VINTAGE ART POSTER ON A HEAVYWEIGHT MATTE PAPERBEAUTIFUL!!!24 X 36 INCHESMADE IN USA100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE!! Product DescriptionTHIS IS A BEAUTIFUL / GREAT QUALITY REPRODUCTION VINTAGE POSTER !!! THE POSTERS ARE PRINTED ON HEAVYWEIGHT PR... - August 2, 2010 -- Travel and Tourism Public Relations: An Introductory Guide for Hospitality Managers (0)
Product DescriptionThe opening chapter explains the recent growth of industry PR, and travel & tourism news coverage which today focuses on the considerable economic benefits of the industry. Additionally, it reviews the leading news media that ... - August 1, 2010 -- GONDOLA VENICE VENEZIA TRAVEL TOURISM ITALY ITALIA ITALIAN VINTAGE POSTER REPRO (0)
FINE ART POSTER REPRO ON HEAVYWEIGHT MATTE PAPER***HIGH QUALITY POSTER FOR DISCERNING CLIENTES!!!!!***20 X 30 INCHES IMAGE SIZEMADE IN USA***100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE !!*** Product DescriptionTHIS IS A BEAUTIFUL / GREAT QUALITY REPRODUCTION VINT... - July 31, 2010 -- Travel India – The Land Of Continuous Tourism (0)
India is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. Travel in India is one of the most popular travel options in and tour the world as it offers endless opportunities for tourism in the vast country. Backpackers, tourists, etc. from al... - July 29, 2010 -- Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative to Reduce Mexico’s Tourism Revenues by a Scant 2.2 Percent This Year (0)
Elizondo took his calculations from estimates released by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Office of Homeland Security, which projected that 318,000 American travelers would cancel or fail to book trips to Mexico as a result of the passport re... - July 21, 2010 -- Travel to Rajasthan and Get Enchanted With Rajasthan Tourism (0)
Rajasthan, the largest state of India, is one of the most popular travel destinations of India. Drenched in royal grandeur, the royal land of Rajasthan is known for its cultural richness, rich history and a lot of tourism options. There are a lot of ... - July 20, 2010 -- The Benefits of Green Tourism to the Travel Industry (0)
It seems like everyone is going green these days. The travel and tourism industry is no different. I'm sure you've noticed this trend in advertising and travel industry marketing. As crazy as it may sound, these are two areas where you may not think...
I think its good for New Zealand. It encourages people to be more open minded. It can get a bit wiffy in Winter when there aren’t so many tourists there. And it has been good for the forests, cos they stopped cutting them.
One bad effect is they come to NZ and rent cars and camper vans and drive really slowly and often really badly which annoys us a lot. “Coming here and clogging up our roads”. Sometimes they drive on the wrong side of the road if they come from right hand drive countries.
Another bad effect is that they introduced Giardia into the river systems. Often tourists will pee or sh*t in rviers (dirty bast*rds) and this has effected many rivers on popular tourist tracks so that now you can’t drink the water. NZers in the bush always do it away from the rivers and bury it, but the tourists do it by the water, I do not know why.
I can’t think of anything else. It provides a lot of jobs and is good for the country but when you live in a place like Nelson you get a little swamped with tourists sometimes
Tourism and travel has its effects no matter where you go. I can’t answer for New Zealand but I can give you an idea from living next door in Australia (and we would have the same kinds of problems so its still relevant).
1. The original culture of the land gets made over to attract the tourists. Everything that was once rustic and natural becomes all polished as if it was built yesterday.
2. International travel makes it much easier to transmit viruses (the recent swine flu epidemic a case in point).
3. Large numbers of visitors can cause wear and tear on the natural landscape to point where the number of visitors has to be limited.
4. International criminals hide behind the guise of being tourists to import contraband goods in the country and export protected and endangered wildlife.
5. Aircraft and cruise ships could potentially be terrorist targets.
6. Tourists can bring in food and plants could become dominant in a country that has no natural defence against them in the wild.
It upsets the sheep.