Course Project Outline Include the course name and number, who you prepared the paper for, your name, and the date.Project Rationale How and why did you choose the tourism activity? Perhaps you can s

Course Project Outline 

• Include the course name and number, who you prepared the paper for, your name, and the date.

Project Rationale

• How and why did you choose the tourism activity? Perhaps you can start by introducing the why, meaning, the overall reason here with a story, and what interested and motivated you to find out more and talk more about this, in addition to how you came about making a decision as to writing about this.
• What research did you conduct to arrive at this decision? What were some key interesting factors, experiences, internet sites, examples, and so forth that helped you with deciding to write about this topic?
• What demographic and data did you use to help with your decision? Perhaps you can talk about the macroeconomics and microeconomics that you found while conducting your initial research that convinced you this is the topic you want to present as your project.

Goals

• What do you hope to achieve with this trip? Think like a customer when writing more about this and how you will have a customer that will have a wonderful experience, want to come back, and tell others about this. Maybe talk about wanting to expand further after this success with your people (your staff) and your customers.
• Do you believe this plan will succeed in the long run? Why is this, and tell details about why this will be successful.
• Create a SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) analysis.
• Include references. (It is very important to cite your sources and use APA style.)

Grading Rubric for Part 1

CategoryDescriptionPointsDocumenting and FormattingThe paper will be focused on the review of the best practices included below and the instruction above.5Organization and CohesivenessThe logical order of the content will be derived from best practices listed below. The content will be properly subdivided into sections derived from this document.5EditingA quality paper will be free of any spelling, punctuation, or grammatical errors. Sentences and paragraphs will be clear, concise, and factually correct.10ContentA quality paper will have significant scope and depth of research to support any statements. Relevant illustration or examples are encouraged. A quality project will employ sound use of reasoning and logic to reinforce conclusions.80TotalA quality paper will meet or exceed all of the above requirements.100