Think of this assignment as chapter two and three of your research paper. Only submit the Literature review and Proposal (Do not include your Introduction and methodology - especially the references for those sections).
ECF3900 Tutorial Notes prepared by Dr Thandi Ndhlela
The major causes of environmental effects on tourism and related tourism policies of your chosen developed country/or region. There is an outgrowing demand for tourism both in developed and developing countries. Note: An analytical Structure based on PEST or SWOT analysis.
1. Introduction
1.1 Background (to cover historical profile of country and transition with respect to the tourism industry)
1.2 Objectives of the Study
1.3 Scope and Methodology (delimitations of the study and brief discussion of analytical framework and any analytical tool uses. Note that statistics use is a requirement)
2. Political Factors /(Strengths) (yellow highlighted headings if using SWOT)
2.1
2.2
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3. Economic Factors /(Weaknesses)
3.1
3.2…..
3.n
4 Social Analysis /(Opportunities)
4.1
4.2….
4.n
5. Technological Factors /(Threats)
5.1
5.2…
5.n
6. Conclusions and Recommendations
7. References
8. Appendices (or as required).
Note For section 2-5 I have suggested very generic headings. You can alter those and tailor them to what you prefer and then fit issues 1-6 in the unit guide under the relevant sections. You will then realize that there is great potential for improving the scope of your analysis and incorporating more subheadings once you start working under each heading. What is the unit outline is the minimum requirement or expectations as mentioned in the lecture. READ PAGES 48-57 of the Q-Manual.
Note 2. These notes are a general guide from tutorials only and students are fully responsible for how they will attempt the question and are therefore free to choose any different analytical methods or approaches to the task.
Vital Links
SWOT ANALYSIS
https://www.business.qld.gov.au/business/starting/market-customer-research/swot-analysis
PEST ANALYSIS
http://crackmba.com/pest-analysis/
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