Totally Tropical Mass Tourism – Jamaica<\/p>\n
Mass tourism – tourism on a large scale to one country or region. This equates to the Development and Consolidation phases of the Butler tourist resort life-cycle model.<\/p>\n
Mass tourism involves a large number of tourist coming to one destination. There is usually a particular purpose and a particular type of location, such as skiing in a mountain resort or sunbathing at a beach location. Many countries and regions want to develop mass tourism because they believe it will bring many advantages.
\nThe advantages and disadvantages of mass tourism<\/p>\n
Mass tourism on film<\/p>\n
Mass tourism in Jamaica
\nJamaica attracts 1.3 million visitors and it employs some 220,000 Jamaicans
\ndirectly.<\/p>\n
Attractions:
\nsandy beaches such as Montego bay and Port Maria
\nbotanic gardens
\nwatersports
\ndeep-sea fishing
\ncaves
\nmuseum
\nwildlife reserves and bird sanctuaries
\nThe Blue Mountains National Park
\nAdvantages and disadvantages of Mass tourism to Jamaica<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"