UNIT I – Nature of Caribbean Tourism (12 hours) Learner Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this unit, learners should be able to: 1. Discuss the main features of Caribbean Tou... UNIT I – Nature of Caribbean Tourism (12 hours) Learner Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this unit, learners should be able to: 1. Discuss the main features of Caribbean Tourism 2. Describe the features which characterize tourism among Caribbean countries 3. Locate the countries of the Caribbean as designated by Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) on a map 4. Use map reading principles to describe the physical geography of one Caribbean island 5. Explain the physical features of the Caribbean (landforms, water and vegetation) Content: 1. Main features of tourism in the Caribbean [sun, sea, sand, service, culture] 2. The tourism sector in individual territories – Jamaica; Bahamas; Cuba; Haiti; Dominica Republic; Puerto Rico; Mainland Caribbean - Main sites and attractions, Accommodations, Transportation, Food and Beverage, Entertainment, Shopping 3. Location of CTO countries 4. Basic Map Reading 5. The physical features of the Caribbean (landforms, water and vegetation)
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The text outlines the learning outcomes and content for a unit on the nature of Caribbean tourism. It highlights important features of Caribbean tourism, country-specific tourism characteristics, map reading skills, and describes physical geography aspects of the Caribbean.
Answer
The Caribbean tourism is known for its sun, sea, sand, culture, and service, contributing significantly to the region's GDP.
Key features of Caribbean tourism include sun, sea, sand, culture, and service. It significantly impacts economies, contributing to GDP, with diverse offerings such as sea-sand-sun and cruise tourism.
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Key features of Caribbean tourism include sun, sea, sand, culture, and service. It significantly impacts economies, contributing to GDP, with diverse offerings such as sea-sand-sun and cruise tourism.
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The Caribbean's tourism is highly valued for its natural beauty and cultural richness, making it a major economic driver. The region's focus on eco-friendly tourism and sustainability is increasingly becoming important in its offerings.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming the Caribbean is homogenous in its tourism offerings, but each island has unique attractions and cultural experiences.
Sources
- Caribbean Tourism and Development: An overview - ECDPM - ecdpm.org
- Tourism and the Environment in the Caribbean - ResearchGate - researchgate.net
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