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    Kearsley (2002) has said that "if this film (Lord of the Rings) achieves half of what is expected, it will be massive for New Zealand - Critically examine the impact of the film of New Zealand tourism policy.

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    This answer contains lots of relevant policy detail, and shows the impacts that the Lord of the Rings film is having on tourism in NZ. It is well structured and…

    • Essay length: 3012 words
    • Submitted: 19/06/2006
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Nigel Fisher 19/02/2012
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    Travel as a physical impact on the Environment

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    This essay covers some of the key ideas and issues which relate to the environmental impact of transport and travel. However, it could be improved by taking a more critical…

    • Essay length: 2565 words
    • Submitted: 13/03/2008
    • Marked by teacher: (?) Nigel Fisher 19/02/2012

  3. Chiplun is a small town on the Mumbai - Goa highway in India.

    • Essay length: 1406 words
    • Submitted: 01/01/2013

  4. The Demand for Environmentally Friendly Hotels in Hong Kong.

    • Essay length: 3298 words
    • Submitted: 13/07/2012

  5. This is an executive report on Virgin Atlantic Airways, which contains an External and internal analysis of the companys current competitiveness and concludes with a recommendations on the future strategic direction

    • Essay length: 5476 words
    • Submitted: 13/07/2012

  6. This report aims to provide a brief description about Ryanair and the macro environment it is operating in.

    • Essay length: 1002 words
    • Submitted: 24/05/2012

  7. Dissertation on medical tourism. Most of the publications on medical tourism are focused on the phenomenon of the trend and its risks and benefits for patients; however, researcher is hoping to study the subject of inequalities that local communities of

    • Essay length: 14880 words
    • Submitted: 17/05/2012

  8. Risk Management within TUI Group

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    • Submitted: 17/05/2012

  9. Risk Management within Ryanair

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    • Submitted: 17/05/2012

  10. Full Service Carrier Cathy Pacific Airways A study of SWTO and critical success factors

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    • Submitted: 11/04/2012
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Conclusion analysis

Good conclusions usually refer back to the question or title and address it directly - for example by using key words from the title.
How well do you think these conclusions address the title or question? Answering these questions should help you find out.

  1. Do they use key words from the title or question?
  2. Do they answer the question directly?
  3. Can you work out the question or title just by reading the conclusion?

  • Analyse the extent to which Poon's theory relates to the changing nature of tourism in the Costa Brava.

    "8.0 Conclusion: The nature of tourism is changing; Poon's theory of old and new tourism is relevant to the Costa Brava, and does provide a useful basis from which to analyse and relate trends and changes in demand. It should however be said that the model is not entirely conclusive and fails to take into account the fact that an increase in demand for new tourist attractions and motivators does not eliminate the need or demand for the traditional sun-seeking tourist facilities, and perhaps Poon's theory should consider the possibility that both old and new tourism may continue to co-exist, even in the same location. For many, price remains the primary consideration when choosing a holiday destination, and until this changes, there will always be a market for mass tourism. It should therefore be noted that in order to optimize the number of visitors, local tourist boards must take both old and new tourism into account when planning tourist destinations, and should be aware of both markets when promoting the region. 9.0"

  • Discuss the Implications of the Global expansion of Tourism.

    "In conclusion I feel that the implications of the global expansion of tourism are sometimes arguably bad influences on most people except the large western TNC's that operate them. However if you look into more detail on the subject I found that under the surface of poor morals by the TNC tour operators a story of employment and growth in poor host countries has outweighed that treatment."

  • 'A happy worker is a productive worker' Discuss with reference to motivational theories.

    "This quote suggests that individuals at work who are highly motivated will be more productive in their job. This can be from the worker being happy, or other factors that are intrinsic or extrinsic. In conclusion, motivation theories have made a significant contribution to understanding behaviour at work. There is economic motivation, which is being motivated financially. There is also content theories of motivation, which is what motivates behaviour in the organisation. Lastly, there are process theories, which is how the organisation/manager motivate an individual at work. There are a whole range of theories and beliefs on what motivates people in organisations. There is no consensus about motivation, and therefore it is difficult to indicate whether a happy worker is a productive worker. Workers are motivated by various things, however some theorists believe that being happy at work will help be more productive."

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