Tourism involves traveling to places for leisure or business purposes. It exposes individuals to different cultures and increases knowledge of history. Tourism provides significant economic benefits to countries through jobs, increased spending, and economic diversification. While tourism can help preserve cultural traditions, it also presents challenges like overcrowding, increased crime, and erosion of local cultures. France is a major power known for its culture, economy, and influence. Some unique aspects of France include the Eiffel Tower, which was once the tallest man-made structure, and the Hotel France Eiffel, located near quiet neighborhoods but also near famous attractions.

2. • Tourism is an activity done by an individual or a group of
individuals, which leads to a motion from a place to another.
From a country to another for performing a specific task, or it is
a visit to a place or several places in the purpose of
entertaining which leads to an awareness of other civilizations
and cultures, also increasing the knowledge of countries, cultures,
and history
• Tourism has a direct impact on the national revenue for all
touristic countries, it creates work opportunities, industries, and
several investments to serve and raise nations performance and
cultures, also distributes their history, civilization, and traditions
• Tourism is an important industry that depends on culture and
science .

3. • Economic benefits
• Economic benefits resulting from tourism can take a number of forms including:
• 1. Jobs
• Employment may be associated directly, such as tour guide or managerial
positions; or in supporting industries like food production or retail suppliers.
• 2. Increased spending
• Increased spending in the community generated from visitors or tourism
businesses can directly and indirectly promote the viability of local businesses.
• 3. Economic diversification
• Tourism operators can play a role in highlighting the broad prosperity that
tourism can bring to a community and will contribute to a greater understanding
and respect for the value of tourism.
• Economic diversification is, for many communities, an insurance policy against
hard times. By offering an additional means of income, tourism can support a
community when a traditional industry is under financial pressure, particularly
where that community relies heavily on a single industry.

4. Social:
• Tourism in certain areas can destroy
the culture of the tourist location, old
traditions may be lost or certain skills
may be forgotten due to
modernization, for example, residents
forgetting how to farm.
• Congested roads become a nuisance
for local residents who only want to
travel short distances.
• There are long queues at shops as
tourists fill the shops.
• Constant noise from traffic and
tourists disturb local residents,
destroying their peace and quiet.
• The exclusivity of the area makes it
difficult to buy day to day items.

5. Positive
• The improvements to infrastructure and new leisure amenities that result from
tourism also benefit the local community. Tourism encourages the preservation
of traditional customs, handicrafts and festivals that might otherwise have
been allowed to wane, and it creates civic pride. Interchanges between hosts
and guests create a better cultural understanding and can also help raise
global awareness of issues such as poverty and human rights abuses.
Negative
• Visitor behavior can have a detrimental effect on the quality of life of the
host community. For example, crowding and congestion, drugs and alcohol
problems, prostitution and increased crime levels can occur. Tourism can even
infringe on human rights, with locals being displaced from their land to make
way for new hotels or barred from beaches. Interaction with tourists can also
lead to an erosion of traditional cultures and values.

6. • FRANCE is the largest country in
Western Europe and the third-
largest in Europe as a whole. It
possesses the second-largest
exclusive economic zone in the
world. France has been a major
power with strong cultural,
economic, military, and political
influence in Europe and around
the world.

7. What are the unique things in France ?
FRANCE can afford to be the
style country that has many
new trend, fashion and
technology especially in
Paris. It’s also s an expcted
country of many people in he
world.

8. • The tower stands 320
metres (1,050 ft) tall,
about the same height
as an 81-storey
building. During its
construction, the Eiffel
Tower surpassed the
Washington Monument
to assume the title of
the tallest man-made
structure in the world, a
title it held for 41 years,
until the Chrysler
Building in New York
City was built in 1930

9. • The thirty-seven stylish rooms and beautiful garden terrace of
the lovely Hotel France Eiffel are located in one of the city’s
quietest neighborhoods. Despite its tranquil surroundings,
however, the hotel’s address allows for easy access to famous
attractions, making it a wonderful homebase.The Eiffel Tower,
the Trocadero, the banks of the River Seine and the Parc des
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