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lack capital to achieve this and consequently have frequently granted control of tourism
development to foreign interests. To attract capital they have offered concessions – tax breaks,
liberal access to land and low environmental standards - which ultimately reduce the benefits.
There is no easy solution to this dilemma, but ironically it may lie in the growth of tourism
itself. The combination of a growing market, increasing diversification and rising levels of
experience amongst tourists will lead to the industry constantly seeking new destinations.
Answer the following questions:

1- Do you think that international tourism can grow over this century?
2- How can we meet the present challenges that face tourism?
3- What are the reasons that may affect the perspective future of tourism?
4- How, do you think, can we solve the main problems that face tourism in Egypt?

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