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• To collaborate with local communities and stakeholders to ensure

positive social and economic outcomes, such as job opportunities and

cultural exchange programs.
1.3. Scope:

Determine the best locations for the resort, taking into account

accessibility, natural beauty, and regulatory requirements. Create a
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detailed site plan and architectural design. Create a diverse range of

amenities and activities tailored to the target demographic's preferences,
such as lodging, dining, recreational activities, and wellness services.

1.4. Limitations:

Compliance with stringent environmental regulations and permitting

requirements may cause challenges and delays in the resort's planning,

construction, and operation, especially in environmentally sensitive
regions.

Weather conditions and seasonal fluctuations in tourist demand may lead

to revenue volatility, lower occupancy rates, and operational challenges

during off-peak periods.

Limited access to transportation, utilities, and amenities in remote or

underdeveloped areas can compromise resort accessibility, guest

convenience, and efficiency in operation.

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