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Case Study: Tourism in Jamaica

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Tourism in Jamaica

Jamaica is an island in the Caribbean. Tourism is a crucial part of Jamaica's economy.

Why do tourists visit Jamaica?

Why do tourists visit Jamaica?

  • Tourists visit Jamaica to enjoy the hot weather, culture and beaches such as Turtle Beach.
Tourism and Jamaica's development

Tourism and Jamaica's development

  • Tourism has helped Jamaica close the development gap by:
    • Contributing 24% of Jamaica’s GDP
    • Encouraging investment in roads and airports in the north
    • Improving the quality of life in areas such as Montego Bay
    • Encouraging landscaping and conservation projects
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The Challenge of Natural Hazards

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Natural Hazards

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Tectonic Hazards

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Weather Hazards

1.4

Climate Change

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The Living World

2.1

Ecosystems

2.2

Tropical Rainforests

2.3

Hot Deserts

2.4

Tundra & Polar Environments

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Physical Landscapes in the UK

3.1

The UK Physical Landscape

3.2

Coastal Landscapes in the UK

3.3

River Landscapes in the UK

3.4

Glacial Landscapes in the UK

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Urban Issues & Challenges

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The Changing Economic World

5.1

The Changing Economic World

5.2

Economic Development in the UK

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The Challenge of Resource Management

6.1

Resource Management

6.2

Food

6.3

Water

6.4

Energy

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