Give geographical reasons: Tourism is an invisible trade. – InterviewSolution

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Give geographical reasons: Tourism is an invisible trade.

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(i) Tourism belongs to the service sector as various services are provided to the tourists.

(ii) For e.g., hotels, lodges, transport, food, entertainment, etc.

(iii) Tourism increase the GDP of economy without exchange of goods.

Thus, tourism is an invisible trade.

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