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Tourism Impacts, Planning, And Management (2nd Edition) UK : University of Bedfordshire

As Malaysian, we should support our own tourism s sector to increase the beautiful nature and by the name of Malaysia itself. We should thankful because our country is peace and harmony. Malaysia have a lot of attractive places that can be visited.

For assignment outline PLACES IN MALAYSIA Nama buku- TOURISM impacts, planning, and management (2nd edition) Penulis Peter Mason Dari university of Bedfordshire, UK Tahun keluaran 2009 Butterworth heinemann publications

-share our happiness with our friends and family. i)When we travel with our friends and family, we create memories that would last a lifetime. It is indeed a joyful thing to share the experience of a special trip with those we love. Giving them a wonderful traveling experience far outweighs the benefit of buying presents for them. Goods have a limited life span, whereas memories last forever.

-Traveling helps to enrich our lives. i) It increases our knowledge and widens our perspective. When we visit interesting places, we discover and learn many things. We discover new people, surroundings, plants and animals. If we want to make our travels more exciting and challenging, we can choose to plan our own tour and select the specific places we want to visit. Traveling not only provides us fun and adventure, it also provides us marvelous insights and enlightens our minds.

-Traveling is refreshing and revitalizing. i) It is a psychological necessity, especially for people who has stressful jobs. In this society nowadays, many people suffer tremendous stress at work. Relaxing at home during the weekends is insufficient for some to unwind. Taking periodic vacation trips reap better results for them. The vacation trip helps to recharge their batteries and enable them to handle better the stress they

experience at work. After the break, they feel more energize to return to work. For many working adults, regular getaways help them sustain their energy and vitality they require for their work. Without these breaks, they may suffer the consequence of work burn out. http://gvc03c26.virtualclassroom.org/Malaysia/national_song.htm

According to Hashim (1998)Malaysia has different ethnic groups are diverse in culture which is reflected in festivals religious events, laguanges, variety of architure, choices of cuisine and lifestyle. Butler (1980) said that tourism impacts are likely to change over time as a destination area develops. As a shopping paradise Domestic tourism will also be encouraged in order to support the country s tourism industry and prevent the loss of foreign exchange from oversea travel Chik (1998) Malaysia promoted its tourism products internationally before necessary laws, management plan, facilities and manpower were in place (wong, 1996)