| A | B |
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| The guidelines and goals set for different entertainment venues | industry trends |
| Trends in the concert industry include | increasing fragmentation with more artists and smaller fan bases |
| Tourism is | the worlds largest industry |
| The indirect economic impact of a tourist event or attraction to the local economy | determined by the multiplier effect |
| economic growth, discretionary income, and available leisure time | Theme parks are opening in India due to _______ |
| Infrastructure | the underlying framework supporting economi9c development, including water, sewer, and roadways. |
| industry | Group of organizations involved in producing or handling the same product or service |
| ecotourism | Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and sustains the well being of the local people |
| globalization | Phenomenon of international economic relationships with goods and services flowing quickly around the world. |
| indirect economic impact | the portion of money spent by local employers and employees that came from money collected from tourists |
| industry standards | the guidelines and goals set for an entertainment industry |
| Sports Camp | concentrate on a specific sports and last 2 or more days |
| Sports Clinic | focus on a particular topic within a sport |
| Ghost Writer | someone paid to write a book about someone else |
| Literary agent | plans the marketing campaign and personal appearances for a fee |
| tourism | going somewhere for pleasure |
| direct economic impact | The total of new spending resulting from the event or attraction |
| indirect economic impact | the portion of money spent on local goods and services that is in turn spent locally |
| niche travel | tours planned around a special interest |
| football (soccer) | often called the world's game |
| Parks in India are growing because of | economic growth, more discretionary income, available leisure time |
| In Japan, amusement park visitors | don't like to get wet, surprised, or dirty |
| Major League Baseball | Opened an office in Tokyo to spur promotional activity among its existing television, sponsorship and licensing clients |
