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Marketing Tourism

 

If people travel to places such as Bali Australian get much more for their money and are sometimes able to get more out of their holiday or visit with it also being much cheaper. .
             For people travelling overseas there are many procedures that are necessary to complete before gaining access to they"re chosen destination. The first procedure that is needed to be completed is the medical procedure. It is important to be vaccinated against diseases that may occur in the chosen destination or if you are carrying a disease it is also necessary for you to be vaccinated so that you do not past the disease go to other in your destination. Customs is also another procedure that is necessary before you leave to your chosen destination. After the events of September 11th security of what is brought in and out countries has really been tightened and much stricter. When travel the first thing that is needed is a passport if you do not own a passport it will almost impossible for a person to travel. When travel overseas it is also essential to have a visa as this enables you to stay in a country for a certain period of time and the passport gives you the clearance to enter your destination. There are different types of visa that are enable a person to do different things these visas are, working visas and residence visas. A visiting visa enabled you to visit the country for a short period of time and you must leave the country before or as soon as the visa expires. A working visa enables a person to stay in their destination and work for period of time which is more then that of a visiting visa. A residence visa allows a person to live in a country for a long period as long as you are working and not being a menace to society and have a steady financial background.
             Within Australia they are also restrictions when a person is travelling. No passport or visa is needed when travel interstate or locally, but there are restrictions on the food and plants that are transported between the states of Australia because of the dangers of fruit fly.


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