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regions. However, it is not the tourism itself wid-
ening such gaps. Political preferences of central
governments, factor endowments of regions,
preferences of tourists in the international
market and regional social-political stability
together direct tourism investment towards
certain regions in a country. In this context, it
should be kept in mind that unless relatively
undeveloped regions in a country are made
attractive through various financial, fiscal and
other possible means, any potential of the
tourism industry may not be able to be used
as a tool to decrease regionally imbalanced
development.
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