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Bali High

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This analysis will cover the whole tourism system of Sydney-Bali-Sydney. In order to analyze this tourism system, one must understand the elements and components of a holistic tourism system. Before understanding systems thinking, we must review relationship thinking, the most common type of thinking. Relationship thinking posits the worldview within individuals of a linear connection between elements, one that is arranged in a step-by-step sequence. This type of thinking is less complex than systems thinking, and it comes up short as a manner of explaining systems because it views the elements of a system as integral to the whole system because of their immanent qualities. Therefore, relationship thinkers would view Bali as a tourist destination because of marketing efforts, or the enjoyable climate and friendly people of Bali. However, systems thinking does not view the system elements from a linear or step-by-step perspective. Systems thinkers recognize the catalyst action that the tourist represents for forming a whole tourism system, “Systems thinking applied to tourism discovers that the causal agent is a tourist who, preparing for a trip, creates—in their mind and often also on paper—an embryonic whole tourism system, usually comprising a sequence of events along an imagined route. Then, when they actually travel, the system becomes a reality. A tourist is what creates every whole tourism system. When she or he go

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ng it in Australia and spending it in Bali. Second, I am investing some of my expendable capital in the TGR travel and tourism industry by booking my flight through a local airline carrier. Third, the two weeks of time I have earned have come at the expense of my employer, so I have gained free time personally but the business industry has paid the tab for that time allocation. Fourth, I add my personal share of environmental destruction to Sydney by adding more numbers and weight to the airline industry, which causes more expenditure of natural resources no matter how small a percentage on the individual level. However, this has a reverse effect in that I am also adding to the travel and tourism industry because I am creating employment and profits for the airline industry by choosing a Sydney airline as my carrier. Of course, this also adds to the employment and profits of the Qantas airline operation in Bali. Therefore, one can see the whole tourism systems connection of elements in this example. I cause the elements of the tourism system to become interacting, but we can see that the separate elements are independent of each other and have a relationship only in view of the whole system. Also, we see that while there a
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Approximate Word count = 3126
Approximate Pages = 13 (250 words per page)

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