GEOG233 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Waste Management, Massachusetts National Guard, Impact Assessment

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Geography and Environmental Management
• Course: GEOG233
• Professor: Judith Cukier

Document Summary

Exploration & involvement 1850s 1900s. Post world war ii mass tourism. Outmigration 25% of city population, poverty increased. Ranked most popular destination in usa in 1990s. The process by which physical amenities supporting the tourism industry in a particular region are identified, planned, and delivered in a timely manner. Services and physical components that tourism depends on. Not usually provided exclusively for the tourists. Transportation: transportation adequate transportation to and from destination and around destination, is ifrasture because community uses, it is in place so that the community can function. Transportation should be clean, safe scenic air sea, ports, rail lines and stations, buses, roads, cars, how exceible are rrural roads, parking lots, maintence, gas stations, foot transportation, side walks , walkways, trails. Water: how its collected, how its stored, how its treated, how is it distributed, how often its tested.