Reformists, he said, see expatriates as a welcome source of tourism, money and expertise, while hard-liners fear the exiles as a threat to their authority.
Scores of hotels were opened using loans issued under former president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali to investors who had no expertise in tourism.
The idea is to optimize participation from the local community while still welcoming the expertise of tourism professionals in order to produce a profitable, sustainable model.
Our expertise as tourism operators is all about logistics: it's about moving people and materials around.
Pat's dedication and expertise to Caribbean tourism was legendary.
Such a visit, not a junket, should include a range of Australian politicians armed with expertise in trade, tourism, economic and social portfolios and include meetings with Papuan leaders, civil society, imprisoned activists and ordinary Papuans.
We would also miss those cherished breakfast conversations with Madame, as well as her tourism advice and her restaurant expertise, and we were thrilled by her home-cooked farewell feast of smoked-salmon salad, quiche, ratatouille and chocolate cake from her secret recipe.
With 25 years of experience in the tourism industry, she has particular expertise in the fields of development strategy, concept evaluation and business planning for major tourism, hotel and resort real estate enterprises.
"Money is a key question," said Webb, who has special expertise in "heritage tourism" – attracting people to historic sites, including 31 that the National Trust itself operates around the country.
None of the participants had specific expertise in medical tourism, but drew on relevant experience (e.g., working with international investors, representing clients in medical malpractice suits) and their knowledge of national law and the local legal culture to speak to the issues at hand.
