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Tourism can impart resilience to an economy. It is less vulnerable than other export industries to recessions and trade barriers, and even in the latter case the industry can seek new markets more quickly than the traditional sectors can. The natural advantages of the Caribbean — and its disadvantages (which mean that it has a chronic need for foreign exchange) — indicate that tourism should be a priority sector in Caribbean economic development.
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