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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 the act of the development of small resorts to larger one highlighting the connection between hotel growth, job creation, local economic stimulation, and infrastructure enhancement.
To be more specific, everythings starts from setting up new hotels resulting in job employment opportunities in the hotels. Further effect, local businesses and other companies take an interest to supply hotels creating greater number of jobs available. In the next phase, the workers of these organizations and at hotels spend money locally generating more tax and income for local area. Thus, tax income is invested in infrastructure improvement, image, tourist services and the area becomes more popular which also rises profits and revenue for reinvestment. Finally, new hotels are built and lifecycle repeats.
To sum up, the process of the expansion of resorts is cyclical and leads to increased progress over time, yet there is a risk of financial leakage and eventual termination.
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