Should small islands 'countries' encourage educational tourism? - should tourism be encouraged
Why? with some examples
Friday, January 29, 2010
Should Tourism Be Encouraged Should Small Islands 'countries' Encourage Educational Tourism?
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It is a good source of revenue for the island would also boost tourism. So I would say yes.
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Some small island states with a degree in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and most students come from other countries. These schools cater for the needs not met by large countries, and may be able to offer lower tuition fees.
Generated from an economic perspective, this activity currency, which is well filled for the balance of trade. This kind of economy is not on natural resources, investment capital or market depend to large companies.
The skilled labor can be imported, ie, teachers, and finally, the residents can take some of these jobs.
The rooms can also get vocational qualifications that are otherwise out of reach of children.
I think that is mediated Granada and some other countries of the Caribbean Tourism Education.
Each site must include all forms of tourism. More people in one part of the world are familiar with other parts of the world, the world will be better.
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