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Questions
State whether right or wrong with reasons.
Tourism is an invisible trade.
State whether right or wrong-
Tourism is an invisible trade.
Options
Right
Wrong
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Solution
The given statement is right.
Reasons:
Tourism is an invisible trade since it exchanges intangible services and experiences (such as hospitality, transportation, and culture) rather than tangible products. Furthermore, when international travellers purchase these domestic services straight from the source, the host country receives valuable foreign exchange.
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