An active dialogue requires that people listen to what others have to say. But “listening” is not the same as simply being present.
Listening: Tourism’s Under-Appreciated Communication Skill
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An active dialogue requires that people listen to what others have to say. But “listening” is not the same as simply being present.
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Logistical adjustments in the tourism industry will only go so far. For real innovation, the industry requires a fresh mindset.
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When travelers have frictionless pathways for acting responsibly, they can take an active role in mitigating tourism’s harm.
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Museums are meant to invoke curiosity and questions, so why do so many fail at compelling storytelling to draw visitors in?
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Too often we dwell on problems, but when travelers learn about solutions, it creates an opportunity for meaningful action and engagement.
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Asking “why” is a powerful tool in maintaining a sense of curiosity, building a company, and encouraging people to have better experiences.
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