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The document outlines Indonesia's development of tourism. It discusses the government's vision to improve welfare and quality of life through tourism and creative economy. Tourism development focuses on 7 special interests: cultural/historical attractions, nature/ecotourism, sports travel, sightseeing cruises, culinary/shopping, health/fitness travel, and conventions/events. The number of foreign tourists visiting monthly has increased 2x in 10 years, positively impacting accommodation, travel agencies, transportation, food services, and other industries. Domestic tourism and the food and beverage business have also experienced growth.
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Development of tourism indonesia
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كتاب يجعلك تقع في حب التسويق رغما عنك، بأسلوب ساحر يروي قصصا شيقة لأناس استخدموا التسويق لزيادة مبيعاتهم وتحقيق أرباح وثروات. الكتاب يؤكد على أن التسويق فن وذكاء في متناول الجميع، وليس كلمات غير مفهومة وكتب يجب حفظها وإعادة كتاباتها على صفحات أوراق الاختبارات. لا تتركهم يكرهونك في هذا العلم الجميع. أنقذ نفسك بقراءة هذا الكتاب الخفيف.
إذا أعجبك هذا الكتاب حتما ستود شراء باقة التسويق للجميع التي تحتوي على المزيد من جميل قصص التسويق هنا: https://gumroad.com/l/marketingforall
خطة العمل (2) الخطة التسويقية
محاضرة ( 3 ) الخطة التسويقية
الفرق بين التسويق والبيع
المنافسين
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كتاب يجعلك تقع في حب التسويق رغما عنك، بأسلوب ساحر يروي قصصا شيقة لأناس استخدموا التسويق لزيادة مبيعاتهم وتحقيق أرباح وثروات. الكتاب يؤكد على أن التسويق فن وذكاء في متناول الجميع، وليس كلمات غير مفهومة وكتب يجب حفظها وإعادة كتاباتها على صفحات أوراق الاختبارات. لا تتركهم يكرهونك في هذا العلم الجميع. أنقذ نفسك بقراءة هذا الكتاب الخفيف.
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Tourism refers to the activity of traveling for pleasure or business purposes, often to places outside of one's usual environment. It involves a wide range of activities such as sightseeing, cultural experiences, adventure sports, culinary experiences, and more. Tourism has become a major industry worldwide, generating significant economic and social benefits for both host communities and travelers.
Tourism can be domestic or international, and it has the potential to contribute to economic growth, job creation, and poverty reduction. It can also have positive impacts on cultural exchange, environmental conservation, and community development. However, it can also have negative impacts such as overtourism, environmental degradation, and cultural commodification.
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