PPT-SADEKE SMITH TOURISM IMPACTS ON JAMAICA COLBOURNE

SADEKE SMITH TOURISM IMPACTS ON JAMAICA COLBOURNE COLLEGE In the last 30 years travel and tourism has become one of worlds largest industries 115 of Gross World Product GWP Growth seems set to continue by 2010 TT will contribute. SOCIO CULTURAL IMPACTS. Demographic . and socioeconomic characteristics of tourists. frequency. , purpose, length, and type of . trip. nature . of tourists' . destinations. kinds . of activities undertaken. . ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF TOURISM. The quality of the environment, both natural and man-made, is essential to tourism. . However, tourism's relationship with the environment is complex - many activities can have adverse environmental effects. . Post-War Tourism in Jamaica. By Christine Csencsitz. Photo Source: Williams . Background on Tourism, Part 1. Tourism in Jamaica began in the late 19. th. century. United Fruit Company employed excess ships for cruises . Shornalee P. Jackson. Mef12513. 1. Outline of Presentation(1). 1.Brief History of Jamaica. 2. General Policy Making Process. 2.1 Salient Features of the policy making process. 2.2 Policy Framework. 3. National Development Plan. SHOULD – Describe how developed Jamaica is in relation to other Caribbean countries.. COULD – Use specific facts to justify and support your response.. Jamaica Lesson 1: . Development. STARTER: . Haley Wicker. Patrice Moore. Geography . Religion. Christian. -62% Protestant, 2% Roman Catholic . Rastafari . - Religion or way of life?. . - I-. tal. diet . . - Attire. Customs. . Baby’s Tree. Negative impacts from tourism occur when the level of visitor use is greater than the environment's ability to cope with this use within the acceptable limits of change. Uncontrolled conventional tourism poses potential threats to many natural areas around the world. It can put enormous pressure on an area and lead to impacts such as soil erosion, increased pollution, discharges into the sea, natural habitat loss, increased pressure on endangered species and heightened vulnerability to forest fires. It often puts a strain on water resources, and it can force local populations to compete for the use of critical resources.. Developed from two other Jamaican styles called . ska. and . rocksteady. .. Characterized by rhythmic accents on the offbeat usually played by the guitar or another chording instrument. Reggae music is.... Regional Consultation on . Partnership for Jamaica. . Westmoreland, April 2015. Jamaican Governance and its Parishes. In 1663 the first “general” election was held in Jamaica, in which 300 white men (out of a population of 6,000 whites) voted for members of the Assembly.. You never really know what to expect, when you travel with a group of people you do not know. . …once we arrived in. Jamaica, friendships. began to manifest. . Take-off! Early morning group photo.. Protecting Things: SAFETY and SECURITY OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE - JAMAICA Captain (N) Sydney INNIS Vice President Port Authority of Jamaica SAFETY and SECURITY OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES 2 SAFETY and SECURITY OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURES - the history The Jamaica Intellectual Property Office The Jamaica Intellectual Property Office (JIPO) was established in January 2001 by virtue of the Jamaica Intellectual Property Office Act, 2 Amber Parson- . FBLA . Table of contents. About Jamaica . Fast Facts About Jamaica. Fast Facts to Know About Jamaica. Geography of Jamaica. Jamaican People & Culture. Things to . Know Before traveling. TOURISM PRODUCT, MotivES & TYPOLOGIES SADEKE SMITH COLBOURNE COLLEGE Objectives Characteristics of the Tourism Industry Tourist motivations for travel Pull and Push Factor Theory & typologies The Tourism Product “Also known as the Service