Edexcel A level Geography - Unit 3 Pre-release topic

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Reply 380

lgam_x

Good luck everyone, this thread has saved my exam! :biggrin:

Reply 381

Maxgoodrum

I know people have mentioned them but i still don't know what people mean when they say parallel examples ?

(Good luck everyone aswell! :smile:

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Reply 382

ECHF

Original post by Maxgoodrum

I know people have mentioned them but i still don't know what people mean when they say parallel examples ?

(Good luck everyone aswell! :smile:

)

An example of a parallel example would be using Dubai's desalination plans (which I learned for unit 4) briefly in a water conflicts question. That kind of thing :smile:

Reply 383

sequences

mad cramming going on.. ahhh

hope the questions aren't too gruesome, good luck everyone :smile:

Reply 384

Maxgoodrum

Morocco has vowed itself to become one of the most important countries in the tourism business. It all started with Vision 2010, and now it gets to another level by announcing vision 2020, the main aspects of an ambitious goal for this Arab country.
In a meeting organised in Marrakech, Morocco revealed the main lines of an ambitious programme called Vision 2020.
The goal for Morocco is to attain 18 million tourists by 2020. 17 000 beds will be created each year, and more investments will be done in the promotion of the country’s image and resources by doubling the budget of the ONMT (Office national marocain du tourisme).
The focus will be on the traditional markets of Morocco’s tourism; France Germany ,Belgium, but also on new markets such as Russia and China.
Cultural tourism will be encouraged by the promotion of more than 1400 sites all over Morocco.
The importance of seaside resorts will continue as the Azur programme will be achieved. Morocco is expecting the seaside tourism to count for 42% and the cultural tourism for 39% of tourists. Moreover, a high commission charged of tourism will be created and an investments fund will be used to boost the sector. This new vision 2020 is set to complete the vision 2010 that had aimed for 10 million tourists.

Reply 385

Becky2593

Hope everyone does really well after all the clear work that everyone has put in... i think we're agreed that it would be nice to get a fairly easy paper, so everyones work and help for one another is justified by the answers we right and therefore *fingers crossed* the good marks that everyone wants and deserves!! :smile:

Bricking it.

i'm confused! :s-smilie:

so is mauritania the only country to receive debt relief or not?

Reply 388

TheRockMaster

Original post by just :)

i'm confused! :s-smilie:

so is mauritania the only country to receive debt relief or not?

As to my understanding yes!

Reply 389

englica

Original post by ECHF

An example of a parallel example would be using Dubai's desalination plans (which I learned for unit 4) briefly in a water conflicts question. That kind of thing :smile:

also, Ghana (export commodities rather than processed goods),
shrimp farming in indonesia compared with mauritania's reliance on fishing
solar potential compare with china
reliance on tourism industry - thailand tsunami
uganda - debt relief - military power

Reply 390

TheRockMaster

Original post by lgam_x

Good luck everyone, this thread has saved my exam! :biggrin:

Yeah...its way easier to sit on here and read and answer. Sharing knowledge is one thing I will thank TSR for!

Good luck to you too!

Reply 391

TheRockMaster

Original post by Becky2593

Well said. I think this has been the most helpful threads!
Lets have a discussion after the exam and hope someone does not go...wait was I supposed to put that?

Good luck :smile:

Good luck!!! :smile:

Goood Luuuuuuuuuuck!!!!! :biggrin:

Reply 394

jpurkis1