TERTIARY ECONOMIC ACTIVITY (SPAIN)

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The tertiary sector

Is also known as the services sector

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This involves

Providing the public with services and facilities

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Tourism in Spain

The Sun Holiday

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Spain is an example of

A country that attracts tourists because of its climate

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It is the

Second most visited country after France

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The most important regions are

Along the Mediterranean coast, the Balearic Islands including Ibiza and the Canary Islands

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Malaga

In the Andalucia region is a very popular destination

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Why are tourists flocking to Spain?

Climate – Tourist Resorts – Eurozone

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Climate

There are over 320 days of sunshine per year and temperatures remain appealing throughout the year.

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Tourist Resorts

Spain has many tourist resorts which are near various tourist attractions

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Eurozone

Spain is in the Eurozone which makes it easier and cheaper for Europeans to plan their trips

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Positive Impacts

Employment – Economy – Infrastructure

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Employment

Tourism provides huge numbers of direct and indirect employment to Spain

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Economy

Tourism brings in foreign spending, supports local business, and contributes to a large share of Spain’s GDP

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Infrastructure

Tourism helps fund improvements in infrastructure such as hospitals and schools

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Negative Impacts

Land – Pollution – Overcrowding

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Land

The value of land increases in tourist hotspots, making it more expensive for locals

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Pollution

Pollution from tourism damages ecosystems and reduces quality of life for local people

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Overcrowding

Overcrowding strains public services and makes popular cities and coastal areas feel cramped and less livable for residents