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II. Use of EnglishMaximum score 20 pointsTime - 30 minutesTask 1. Read the extract of an article and correct mistakes. There is a mistake in every line. Eg.:0 - localThe challenges of a sudden boom in tourismWhile a growing tourism industry is generally good news for the locally economy, a sudden 0.boom in tourist numbers mean more stress on existing infrastructure, reducing both 1availability and quality of service to locals. There are also potentially unseen damaging effects 2on the environment and this destinations tend to experience an almost immediate inflation 3which could increase social and economical disparities.4A boom in tourism does not always benefit anyone in society as the new income generated 5takes time to trickle down throughout society. Maintain the balance between the grow intourism and the wellbeing of the local community, sustainability choices need to be made.At the same time, we had a new generation of travellers growing. They re called millennials, &These young travellers, between the ages of 16 and 34 are sought new and more meaningful 9experiences, exploring less touristic spots where, in turn, are not equipped to receive them. 10These places are often spots that are more traditional and more close to nature, and thereforeless protected. If the operators in these new hotspots won't develop a sustainable tourism 12agenda, then we would slowly witness the destructive effects mentioning earlier. Here are 13.some examples: the Phi Phi Islands in Thailand has already suffer from mcreased destruction 14.due to mass tourism; while Cozumel in Mexico is now in danger of losing its primitive islandcharm and its world-famous scuba diving spots.14 points 1 point for each contact answer​

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The challenges of a sudden boom in tourism

While a growing tourism industry is generally good news for the local economy, a sudden 0.

boom in tourism numbers mean more stress on existing infrastructure, reducing both 1

availability and quality of service for locals. There are also potentially unseen damaging effects 2

on the environment, and these destinations tend to experience almost immediate inflation 3

which could increase social and economical disparities.

4

A boom in tourism does not always benefit anyone in society as the new income generated 5

it takes time to trickle down throughout society. To maintain the balance between growth in

tourism and the well-being travelers' of the local community, sustainability choices need to be made.

At the same time, we had a new generation of travelers growing. They're called millennials, &

These young travelers, between the ages of 16 and 34 are sought new and more meaningful 9

experiences, exploring less touristic spots where, in turn, are not equipped to receive them. 10

These places are often spots that are more traditional and closer to nature, and therefore

less protected. If the operators in these new hotspots won't develop a sustainable tourism 12

agenda, then we would slowly witness the destructive effects mentioned earlier. Here are 13.

some examples: the Phi Phi Islands in Thailand has already suffered from increased destruction 14.

due to mass tourism, while Cozumel in Mexico is now in danger of losing its primitive island

charm and its world-famous scuba diving spots.

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