FACTORS OF GROWTH OF TOURISM.pptx
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The document outlines several natural and socio-cultural factors that influence global tourism growth and development, including environmental factors like temperature, pollution, and landscapes; weather and climate conditions such as temperature, humidity, precipitation, and wind; beaches which provide ecosystem services; snowfall related to humidity, temperature, and longitude; and socio-cultural factors like cultural activities, festivals, traditions, beliefs, and historical monuments.
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- 1. FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM AT GLOBAL LEVEL
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- 3. WEATHER/CLIMATE These fators include: Air temperature Sunlight radiation Air humidity Different forms of precipitation i) rain ii) snow Wind Velocity WEATHER/CLIMATE
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