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The image is a flowchart starting with "New hotels set up" leading to two outcomes "Create jobs directly in the hotels" and "Local businesses supply services". "Create jobs directly in the hotels" leads to "Workers spend their income in the local area; tax revenues increase" which leads to "The area becomes a more popular tourist destination, improving profitability and revenue for re-investment" and also "Money lost through leakage". "Local businesses supply services" leads to "Other companies are attracted to the area" which leads to "More jobs are indirectly created" connecting back to "Workers spend their income in the local area; tax revenues increase". "More jobs are indirectly created" also connects to "Taxes spent on improving infrastructure, image and tourist services" which feeds back into "The area becomes a more popular tourist destination, improving profitability and revenue for re-investment". There are no numerical data points, percentages, trends, or specific country/category/year information provided in the image.
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The diagram illustrates how a tourist resort can develop and grow over time by showing the connections between hotels, employment and the local economy.
Overall, the process begins with the construction of new hotels and ends with the area becoming a popular tourist destination, while jobs, tax income and investment gradually increase, despite some money being lost through leakage.
At the beginning, new hotels are set up, which creates jobs directly in the hotels. At the same time, local businesses start to supply services, and in some cases these services are organised through a mobile app or online domain, leading to higher internet traffic. As development continues, other companies are attracted to the area and some obsolete methods of work are replaced by more state-of-the-art systems.
As a result, more jobs are indirectly created and workers spend their income in the local area, which increases tax revenues. These taxes are then spent on improving infrastructure, image and tourist services, although not all money stays in the region and some is lost through leakage. In the final stage, the area becomes more popular among tourists, which increases profitability and provides revenue for re-investment, even if the benefits are not fully kept locally.
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