Краткое изложение текста Regulation, Research and Development inTourism на английском. The roles of government are vital to tourism. First, govern¬ments generally set the policy of their country, state, or locality toward tourism. They also regulate the different components of the industry on the day-to-day basis. Second, they perform re¬search and analysis that result in statistics on the tourist industry. Third, they are often involved in the development of tourism in their areas. This is especially true in the developing countries, but it occurs in industrialized areas as well. Fourth, governments are actively engaged in promoting a flow of tourists to their regions with advertising or public relations techniques. In many countries, tourism is so important that its interests are represented at the ministerial level of government. Even in countries where the tourist industry has less economic impor¬tance, there is usually a tourist bureau with official or semi-official status. In the United States there is a Travel Bureau in the De¬partment of Commerce. One of the ways in which countries or regions can promote tourism is by relaxing the kind of regulation that usually comes under the heading of 'red tape'. Travel is made easier when there are no visa requirements and when the entry formalities are sim¬ple. National policy can also discourage tourism. In some cases, this may work to prevent the country's nationals from travelling out¬ward. Any country can discourage incoming tourism simply by not providing accommodation and catering services, setting visa and entrance requirements that severely restrict entry, or by restrict¬ing the length of time a traveller can stay in that country. Governments at all levels are also involved in day-to-day regu¬lation of the tourist facilities within their jurisdictions. The regu¬lation generally begins with the construction of facilities when the builders have met the provisions of the local building code. It ex¬tends to various kinds of licensing requirements once the business is in operation. Catering establishments must be inspected peri¬odically in most localities to ensure that they maintain standards of cleanliness. One of the principal purposes for the existence of either official or semi-official tourist bureaus is to gather travel statistics. The arrival cards that are a customary feature of international travel are the basis for many of the statistics. Departure cards are also required in several countries in order to get more accurate figures on the length of the tourist's stay. These forms are also known as embarkation and disembarkation cards. Research in tourism involves: checking on tourist expendi¬tures, finding out the purpose of the trip or the tourist's reaction to his vacation, determination of the social impact of tourism on the area. Many countries have become involved in the development of tourism through direct financial investment. In some cases, build¬ers and operators are allowed to run their facilities for as long as ten years without paying taxes. In other cases, taxes can be re¬duced or payment can be postponed until the operation is return¬ing a profit. Of course, governments are not acting merely out of generosity in giving out such benefits, since their own revenues increase in the long run as a result of the money brought in by tourism. Even where government investment is not direct, there must be an indirect investment in the form of building or improv¬ing the infrastructure. The infrastructure consists of those things that are necessary before development can take place - roads, sewers, electricity, telephone service, airports, and water supply. Another way in which government encourages tourism is through training programs for service personnel. Many governments insti¬tute such programs in order to have people available to fill the jobs generated by tourism. Before a government undertakes tourist development, it usu¬ally attempts to determine the market potential - the number or percentage of travellers it can hope to attract. This is followed by studies of the social impact and very often of the environmental impact - what tourism will do to the natural surroundings. The research is followed by the actual planning and development that include improvement of the infrastructure, financial arrange¬ments, and construction of the superstructure.
New Year
New Year is my favourite holiday. New Year is celebreted since 31 December up to 1 January. Main heroes of this holiday Father Frost and Snow Maiden. In the city the streets and shop windows are decorated with bright and motley garlands. People begin to prepare for the holiday. They decorate their flats with different decorations. We also decorate the New Year tree colourful lights, tinsel, toys ad balls.Families go shopping and buy various presents. Some people make presents themselves. And all people put presents under tree. New Year's Eve always seems magical and unforgettable. At midnight chiming clock begins to strike. We wish each other a happy New Year and make a wish and then exchange gifts.
1. Do we have enough water to water the garden?
2. Johnny is big enough to understand such things.
3. The skyscraper is tall enough to see the whole city from its top.
4. She had enough wisdom to say nothing.
5. Do we have enough books on the Civil War in America?
6. Ben hasn't enough got farmland to raise cows.
1. Americans have only one Constitution, but they make amendments to it.
2. Germany began the war without declaring it on Russia.
3. The Bill of Rights guarantees to people some important rights and freedoms.
4. Everyone liked the boy and trusted him.
5. Do you have any respect for these people?
6. I'll support (you in) your struggle.
7. The Statue of Liberty is a great attraction for tourists.
1. We knew that our friend was born in 1991.
2. The teacher made it clear, that he has already seen the new Studentbook and even bought it.
3.Has anyone told the children that London is an ancient city, built by Romans?
4.Brother said he woke up at 9 o'clock that day.
5.The children asked if the traveller had been to South America.
6. Everyone undersood that it's useful to know a foreign language.