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         <description><![CDATA[<div>As it has been concluded above, the notion of sustainable development focusses on the long-term future and organizations need to develop a long-term, future-oriented vision to engage in it. The future, especially the long-term future, is difficult to grasp. This is due to a number of reasons. First, the future is only partly achievable by human intervention, because man’s influence is constrained by their decisions and behaviour in the past and in the present that casts a shadow on the future and by the paradigms on which the decisions are based (Postma, 2014). Second, tourism’s complexity makes it difficult to grasp and thus to influence it. Tourism is very much intertwined with other demographic, economic, social, technological, ecological and political and institutional developments in the highly globalized and hyperconnected society; it is composed of a number of domains that are highly interconnected and interdependent (such as sports, hospitality, recreation, culture and arts, events, and travel), each with its own dynamics and perspectives (Cooper and Hall, 2008); the services and facilities in the tourism opportunity spectrum are owned, managed or influenced by a diversity of public, semi-public and private parties (Postma and Jenkins, 1997). Third, the dynamics in consumer demand and the vast increase of consumers’ knowledge cause a lot of uncertainty with regard to the future (Buhalis and Costa, 2006).</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>According to the Postma , 2014 , they states that sustainable development predominantly focuses on the long-term future and its necessary to develop company for long-term , it associate with in future-oriented vision.&nbsp; Particularly , the long-term future is difficult to perception . First of all , by human intervention the future is partly attainable , this is because the impact of people are limited by their resolutions and attitude in the past and in the present that throw a reflection on the future . Secondly , tourism’s perplexity creates it difficult to perception. Tourism is immensely involved with other sectors ( Cooper and Hall , 2008 ) ; tourism companies has a lot of opportunities and services are owned , impacted by a variety of public , semi-public , and private parties ( Postma and Jenkins , 1997 ) . Third , majority of consumers rapidly increase their knowledge and demand because a plenty of ambiguity with regard to the future ( Buhalis and Costa , 2006 ). &nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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