Link between agriculture and tourism
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Agriculture and tourism are linked in that agriculture serves as a tourist attraction through agro-tourism where people visit farms. Agriculture also supplies the tourism industry with food items like vegetables, meat, and fruit. It provides business opportunities and employment for both rural and urban areas.
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