Myanmar

Article Abstract:

There were 307,022 visitor arrivals in Myanmar in the year to Mar 1997, according to the country's Immigration and Population Dept. The visitor arrivals total in that year, including land crossings, was up by 80% from the previous year. The government still exercises some control over arrival patterns, with arrivals continuing to be limited by the country's visa system. The Directorate of Hotels and Tourism lists 566 hotels, of which around 450 are already operating.

Tourist Travel, Myanmar, Tourism

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Taiwan

Article Abstract:

Taiwan has few attractions to draw large numbers of international tourists and is therefore not important as a visitor destination in the Asia-Pacific region. Over 2 million people visited the island in 1994, most of whom were from elsewhere in the region. Taiwan's healthy economy means that tourism is not a main focus for the government. It is not expected that there will be a rapid growth in visitor numbers in the future.

Taiwan

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The Gambia

Article Abstract:

Since gaining independence from Great Britain in 1965, the Gambia has been slowly opening up its tourist market. Attractions include unspoilt beaches and a picturesque interior. However, some important weaknesses must be addressed if full potential is to be reached. The poor service and facilities and inadequate infrastructure must be improved to stimulate the market.

Gambia

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