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Globalisation is the process by which the world is increasingly
interconnected through
trade
and
cultural
links. Essentially, the world is
becoming a
smaller
place. Globalisation has increased the
production
of
goods
and
services
, and the biggest companies are no longer national firms
but multinational corporations, e.g., Facebook,
Twitter
, Intel,
Apple
and
McDonald'
how has globalisation helped the development of India : India is growing
rapidly as a result of globalisation. The city
Bangalore
/
Silicon Valley
of India
has
IT healthcare
and
biotech industries.
Bangalore's population has
doubled
to over
11 million
demonstrating its development as it's a centre for
intelligent English-speaking
business people who have effectively
marketed
their innovations globally.
Intosys
is an Indian company that serves in over
50
countries having a
strong
presence here.
How globalisation has hinder the development of India: India score is
poor
on
the
human index
, which one in five living below the
poverty line.
Many rely
solely on
farming
and they don't benefit from globalisation,
poor
people
often experience
short
and
unhealthy
lives, the impoverished often get paid
low wages only the
highly educated
secure MNC jobs in cities like
Mumbai.
Social Benefits of Tourism
Social connections
, community development, and
community
empowerment
Economic Benefits of Tourism
Generates
income
,
employment
opportunities, infrastructure development,
and
tax
revenue
Social Benefits of Tourism
Fosters
social
connections, supports community
development
, and
promotes
social
cohesion
Environmental Challenges in Tourism
Over-tourism
,
waste
management, and climate change
Increased
tourism
can spoil the environment as the
high-rise
apartment
blocks built for tourists do not fit in with the
beach
environment. In
Spain
some of these apartment blocks were built
without planning permission
and
have been demolished as they cause visual
pollution
and spoil the
spectacular
coastal scenery.
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