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    Tourism as a river of Growth in the Pacific; A Pathway to Growth and Prosperity for Pacific Island Countries

    Everett, Hayden; Simpson, Dain; Wayne, Scott | June 2018
    Abstract
    Tourism in the Pacific is increasing and will be a key driver of economic growth in the coming decade. Yet despite more visitors to the Pacific, tourism growth is not inevitable for all countries in the region. This brief identifies the trends driving this increase. To secure and sustainably harness the benefits of this growth, this brief recommends that Pacific island countries create an enabling environment for tourism through interventions in four areas: tourism policy, strategy, and the regulatory environment; infrastructure; human resources; and product development and marketing.
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    Everett, Hayden; Simpson, Dain; Wayne, Scott. 2018. Tourism as a river of Growth in the Pacific; A Pathway to Growth and Prosperity for Pacific Island Countries. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/8433.
    Keywords
    Tourism Development
    Development Strategies
    Economic Trends
    Economic Impact
    Economic Incentives
    Green revolution
    Tourism policy
    Development strategy
    Development potential
    Economic evaluation
    Economic growth
    Growth potential
    Development models
    Economic development
    New technology
    Rural planning
    Aid coordination
    Industrial projects
    Infrastructure projects
    Real estate development
    Central planning
    City planning
    Civic improvement
    Urban renewal
    Urban beautification
    Urban transportation
    Zoning
    Hotels
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    Everett, Hayden
    Simpson, Dain
    Wayne, Scott
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    Development
    Economics

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