Assessment 3.The topic isTopic 2: AuthenticityYour task is to argue: for the importance (or not) of authenticity and commodification fortourism.You will need to provide some definitions of...

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Article1, 2    3
Article 3,4……………………………………………………………………………………...4
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Article 8………………………………………………………………………………………..6
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Article 1:
Burns, P. M., Palmer, C., & Lester, J. A. (Eds.). (2010). Tourism and visual culture: Theories and concepts (Vol. 1). CABI.
    The article mentioned above focuses on the relationship between tourism and culture. The article introduces the changing perspectives of the Tourists regarding the various culture all over the country, its inclusion of commodification, using technology in visually analysing the identificational strategies, heritage management and tourism promotion, the tourist immersion, and their backpacker experiences and many more.
Tourism produces both the adverse and beneficial effects on the residential as well as local economics and the heritage destination. The commodification of cultural heritage, in the present days, are often increasingly becoming popular among the modern world and is helping in shaping the cultural phenomena.
Article 2:
Conrady, R., Buck, Martin, & Ebook Library. (2010). Trends and Issues in Global Tourism 2010 (Trends and Issues in Global Tourism). Dordrecht: Springer
    As per the above stated article the overview of European Travel Trend has represented an increase of 3% compared to 2007 but on the other hand it has decreased to 7% in the first eight-month 2009. Several crisis and issues in global tourism are being claimed from this downfall which may include the financial crisis, the poor climate condition, different travel demands, excess return, private equity and many more.
    Climate change is day-by-day increasing the risk of tourism, as it hampered the journey of the tourists. Thereby, they put a negative feedback on the tourism business. Extreme weather can also discomfort the tourists and lead to postpone the travel.
Article 3:
Swain, S., & Mishra, Jitendra Mohan. (2012). Tourism: Principles and practices. Oxford: Oxford University Press    
The above-mentioned article state that the successful stakeholder’s and sustainability participation leads to the concept of tourism planning as well...