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- Page 11 and 12: (xii)ABSTRACTThe tourism industry i
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- Page 17 and 18: 1.7 LIMITATIO SThe study is conduct
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4.2.2 Income of the respondentsInco
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,""'-4.2.4 Sex of the respondentsOn
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"-4.2.6 Number of the dependents of
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. •....,This is not surprising be
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4.2.10 Mode of transportIt is impor
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..4.2.12Kinds of places visitedThe
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,'-TABLE 4.14: TYPE OF GROUP25%20%1
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The respondents who travel for reli
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4.2.17,"Respondents' perceptions ab
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4.2.20·,..Perceptions of accidents
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,"-Although very few respondents (o
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'.CHAPTERSRECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCL
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There should be joint action among
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. • ..These programmes need not b
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'.Tourism as a social phenomenon is
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Glyptus, S. 1989: Leisure and the u
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,-/ '-.Ryan, C. 1991: Recreation to
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"A. PERSONAL PARTICULARSPlease indi
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6. Number ofdependantsNone 01One 02
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6. Kind ofplaces usually visitedSea
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,'-3. I know about tourism destinat
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'-F. VIOLENCE1. I fear that I may e
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4. Language barriersI fear that I m