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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 flow chart illustrates the economic impact of setting up new hotels in a local area, highlighting both direct and indirect benefits, as well as potential drawbacks.
Overall, the diagram consists of nine key steps. It begins with the setting up of new hotels and culminates in either economic reinvestment through tourism growth or money lost through leakage
In the first step, new hotels are built, which leads directly to the creation of jobs within the hotels themselves. Not only local businesses begin supplying services but also other companies are attracted to the area to do business .As a result, more jobs are indirectly created. With increased employment, workers spend their income locally, causing a rise in tax revenues.
These increased taxes are then spent on improving infrastructure, enhancing the area’s image, and developing tourist services. Consequently, the region a more desirable travel destination, which boosts profitability and brings in more money for investments. However, the process may also result in money being lost through leakage—when profits flow out of the local economy, possibly to foreign-owned companies or external suppliers.
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