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Destination Development and

Institutionalization Strategies

In the OIC Member Countries

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Water supply and sources

Public utilities

Electricity supply

Public utilities

Sewerage and drainage

Public utilities

Mail delivery systems

Domestic and international postal services

Tertiary education facilities

Schools

Universities

Other requirements

National parks and visitor facilities

Museums, art galleries and cultural facilities

Indigenous tourism facilities

Accommodation and precinct development

Stadiums, sporting venues and recreation facilities

Convention, exhibition, and entertainment venues

Source: DinarStandard Analysis

3.3. Step 3 –Assess and Develop Supporting Infrastructure Across the Value Chain

Defining Supporting Resources

The following supporting resources are critical to the development of destinations and are broken down

by activities, linkages, accessibility, and tourism supra-structure.

Figure 16: Tourism Resources

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Source: DinarStandard Analysis

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Developed based on information from the model of destination competitiveness/sustainability developed by Richie and Crouch.

Tourism Resources

Types

Resources

Tourism

Impact

Lifecycle

Special events

Entertainment

Outdoor activities

Religion

Business

Connectivity

Entry visas

Permits

Family/friends

Accommodation facilities

Attract-ions

Food and beveragefacilities

Transportation facilities

Environmental(national parks)

Transport(roads, railways)

Social (communications, stadiums,

convention centers)

Supporting

Resources

Activities

Tangible

Linkages

Intangible

Accessibility

Intangible

Tangible

Tourism supra-

structure

Tangible

Infrastructure

Tangible