Cross MatchingExercici 39 de 46

The economic case for tourism is routinely overstated by governments and industry bodies whose livelihoods depend on its continuation. The jobs it creates are overwhelmingly seasonal, poorly paid, and devoid of the security or progression that characterise meaningful employment. The revenue it generates is captured…

• Which writer shares Writer A's view that the financial rewards of tourism are distributed inequitably, with local populations receiving a disproportionately small share?
• Which writer has a different opinion from the others about whether the populations of tourist destinations are capable of shaping the industry's impact on their own communities?