Domestic tourism is tourism involving residents of one country traveling only within that country (Domestic tourism, 2015). In 1960s, tourism industry in Malaysia has been traditionally concentrated and promoted towards international markets. Nowadays, the tourism sector has grown rapidly and has been ranked the second largest foreign income earners. A domestic tourist can be defined as "any person residing in Malaysia regardless of his/her nationality who travels to a place at least 40 kilometres
country as well as the globe. According to news written by Mohsen (2015), Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak mentions that tourism is now the sixth largest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contributor in Malaysia. According to Nash (2001), ecotourism is one of the most important types of tourism since it constitute up to 7 percent of the global tourism market. According to the International Ecotourism Society (2015), ecotourism is defined as “responsible travel to natural areas which conserves
Malaysia is deal with in tropical climate, a country located in Southeast Asia. There are two distinct part of this country called Peninsular Malaysia to the west and East Malaysia to the east. Between Peninsula Malaysia and west Malaysia there is a largest body of water in between called South China Sea around Malaysia. In Peninsula Malaysia, east coast consists of Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang. The 400km-long stretch from the northeastern corner of the Peninsula to Kuantan, roughly halfway down
THE IMPACT OF GST ON BUSINESS, CONSUMERS, GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMIES Implementation of GST will have several impacts on business, consumers and government. The impact of GST on business is business become more competitive because GST on input is claimable and it has no longer a business cost. Second impact on business is an export becomes more competitive because it no elements of tax embedded. In business GST is self-policing not like SST less human intervention with the authorities. A last impact
This study covers medical tourism and the factors which motivate people from other countries to go overseas to receive medical treatment or service. The current situations in chosen Asian countries, being the centers of the developing nations and smart cities in the East, are assessed in these various categories- affordable costs, high health care quality, and the availability of specialized clinical services and technology. One is not presumed to be more superior than the other as they are altogether
already know that our country is Malaysia has a wide range of sports that can be pursued by all Malaysians of various races and religions Separate Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Siamese. Sports has its own advantages and disadvantages. Different people have different idea. Malaysians are entitled to give their opinions on sports. Mostly, must have the support of the opinion that the sport has a lot of advantages. However, they should also think about the disadvantages of the sport to the people and nation-building
Singapore Tourism Sustainable Development SWOT and GAP analysis Tourism is at its rapid expanding stage. Nowadays, most of people are traveling and visiting attractions all around the world. There are a lot of places that can be considered as a tourism destinations and attractions. Where it is accessible and convenient to travel, then there will be tourists. Singapore is one of the most developing countries in Southeast Asia and also one of the largest service sectors in tourism. For Singapore to
Introduction In this research, I am studying about the similarities and difference of interpretations between artists and non-artists towards street arts, graffiti and murals. I am studying about the interpretations on the three different forms of arts because I am eager to know how in the eyes of the artists who are majoring in these three types of arts see each one of them differently but then appear to be similar by the public (merely of passersby who are lack of interest and knowledge in arts)
confident as it ensures a steady stream of potential customers. As for the bulk purchases or tour groups, their side would certainly be booking a handful of rooms making them eligible to negotiate prices and obtain lower hotel tariffs. This may seem disadvantage to the hotel side as their are lowering prices and rates. However, if we analyse closely, this might as well be a
good and services they have competitive advantages with. In simpler words, business does what they are good at and kaizen applies to this strength to further strengthen their advantages. 3. FREE TRADE AREA (FTA) A free trade agreement is a set of policies set by 2 or more countries that have few or no price controls in the form of tariffs or quotas between each other. Free trade agreement allows the agreeing nations to focus on their comparative advantages and to produce the goods they are comparatively