Sustainable tourism comes under scrutiny

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The UK government is to undertake a study to assess the importance of sustaining the tourist trade by way of management or development projects. It is hoped to build on the success of the UK tourist industry by developing ideas which promote individual locations, such as bicycle hiring facilities, which reduce traffic and are environmentally friendly. The scheme was launched by Tourism Minister Tom Clarke in April 1998. The government wants to work in partnership with those in the industry to attract higher numbers of visitors to the UK.

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Malaysia: redefining independence

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The article discusses about the year-long Golden Jubilee independence celebration, a significant part of the Tourism Malaysia's Visit Malaysia Year campaign is discussed. It also demonstrates the 50 years of harmony and co-existence amongst the different races, cultures, and religions in one of the most multicultural population on the earth.

Malaysia, Transportation policy, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Growth, Tourism promotion

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An unforgettable journey

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The tourism industry in the United Kingdom has been in the limelight in 2001, but unfortunately this was due to the impact of foot-and-mouth disease. It is important for tourism to remain on the agenda and for further progress to be made such as establishing a task force.

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