Tourism Policy Is Essentially A

Multiple Choice

Tourism Policy is essentially a:

A) number of rules that determine the number of visitors that can be admitted to a country.
B) set of guidelines that provide a framework for decision-making affecting tourism development within a destination.
C) means by which politicians decide how to allocate funding for tourism development.
D) plan for deciding which target markets are likely to be most profitable.
E) means for determining which type of Destination Management Organization will be supported by the stakeholders in a destination.