Issues of poverty reduction through tourism development

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Hotels, catering and tourism is a labour-intensive and employment-generating sector, especially for those with limited access to the labour market. It can be significant for women, youth, migrant workers and rural populations in developing and least developed countries. Tourism is increasingly recognized as a major source of economic growth, particularly in poor countries.

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