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GCSE Geography · key term
Tourism concentrated in a largely self-contained resort, often offering accommodation, food and entertainment through an all-inclusive package.
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Specification 6.2.1 · Component 2
Revise: Global Tourism and Uneven DevelopmentIn enclave tourism, visitors stay in a largely self-contained resort, often paying one price for accommodation, food, drinks and entertainment. Because these needs are met inside the resort, visitors have less reason to spend money in nearby shops and restaurants.
For enclave tourism, explain how an all-inclusive resort limits spending outside the resort, while still providing some local jobs and demand for supplies.
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