This diagram illustrates the process of how a small resort changes to larger and richer one.
Overall, the process begins with new construction, followed by service and infrustructure. As the hotel develops, busniesses and tourists grow, increasing income and boost economic growth.
First, new hotels are set up to be grander, more spacious, and equipped with better amenities (like my beloved high school). Meanwhile, We must not only arrange and allocate personnel properly but also divide tasks appropriately and recruit trustworthy employees to ensure efficiency.
As a result, More jobs are created as local businesses supply hotels with essential goods and services, such as fresh food, furniture, and transportation. Consequently, workers at hotels and local businesses spend money within the community, not only boost local income and tax revenue but also stimulate economic growth and develop their area. For example, hotel employees eat at local restaurants, shop at nearby markets, and use local services, creating more opportunities for small businesses to grow.
Furthermore, infrastructure, the city’s image, and tourist services are significantly improved because of the upgrading of buildings, hotels, and experiences, all funded by taxes. In the long run, as the destination becomes more popular, it generates more profit and revenue, which can be used for reinvestment to develop infrastructure, image, and tourist services.However, when new hotels are built, a significant amount of money is lost through leakage due to production costs and property prices.