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Question		Answer
Boost start learning		To increase or improve something, such as tourism, business, or confidence.
Resonate start learning		To have a strong impact or meaningful connection with someone.
Fare badly start learning		To have a poor outcome or experience, often in business or competition.
Tempting start learning		Very attractive or appealing, making you want to do or have something.
Cater to start learning		To provide what is needed or desired by a specific group of people.
Improve the odds start learning		To increase the chances of success or a positive outcome.
Rate start learning		A measurement of something, often referring to pricing or ranking.
Churning out start learning		Producing large amounts of something, often quickly and without high quality.
Bland start learning		Lacking strong flavor, excitement, or uniqueness.
The bottom line start learning		The most important or final result, often in business or finances.
Destination development start learning		The process of improving a place to attract more visitors.
Guesthouse start learning		A small lodging, often family-run, providing accommodation to travelers.
Hotspot start learning		A popular or frequently visited place.
Infrastructure start learning		The essential facilities and services needed for a place to function, such as roads, transportation, and utilities.
National importance start learning		Something considered valuable or significant to a country.
Photobombing start learning		Accidentally or intentionally appearing in someone’s photo unexpectedly.
Record season start learning		A period with the highest or best performance, such as the most tourists or highest sales.
World Heritage Site start learning		A location recognized by UNESCO for its cultural or natural significance.
Bed and breakfast (B&B) start learning		A small lodging that provides a room and a morning meal.
Eco-tourism start learning		Travel that focuses on experiencing and preserving natural environments.
Hotel chain start learning		A group of hotels owned by the same company, often with similar branding and services.
White-sand beach start learning		A beach known for its fine, bright-colored sand, often found in tropical locations.
Whale-watching start learning		A tourist activity that involves observing whales in their natural habitat.
Tour guide start learning		A person who provides information and assistance to tourists.
Mainland start learning		The central or principal landmass of a country, as opposed to islands.
Marine life start learning		The animals and plants that live in the ocean.
National park start learning		A protected natural area maintained for conservation and public enjoyment.
Over-develop start learning		To build too much in an area, often harming its natural beauty or resources.
Package tour start learning		A travel package that includes transportation, accommodation, and activities for a fixed price.
Tourist trap start learning		A place that attracts many tourists but is often overpriced or overly commercialized.
Off the beaten track start learning		A location that is not well known or frequently visited by tourists.
Well-kept secret start learning		A place or thing that is surprisingly unknown despite its great qualities.
Interface start learning		A point of interaction, often between a person and technology or systems.
Pique someone’s interest start learning		To spark someone’s curiosity or attention.
Novice start learning		A beginner in a particular activity or field.
Get the hang of something start learning		To learn how to do something properly after practice.
Homesick start learning		Feeling sad because you are away from home.
Picturesque start learning		Beautiful and visually appealing, often describing landscapes.
Laid-back start learning		Relaxed, easygoing, and stress-free.
That’s neat! start learning		An expression used to say something is interesting, cool, or impressive.
Actionable start learning		Practical and able to be put into effect; useful for making decisions or improvements.
Autonomy start learning		The ability to act independently and make decisions without external control.
Buy-in start learning		Agreement or support from others, often referring to team or stakeholder approval.
Defensive start learning		Reacting in a way that protects oneself from criticism or attack.
Demoralized start learning		Feeling discouraged or having lost confidence and motivation.
Justification start learning		A reason or explanation given to support an action or decision.
Misinterpret start learning		To understand something incorrectly or in a way that was not intended.
Shortcomings start learning		Weaknesses, flaws, or areas where someone or something fails to meet expectations.
Disrupt start learning		To interrupt or change something drastically, often in an innovative way.
Corrective start learning		Intended to fix or improve a problem or mistake.
Unresolved start learning		Not solved or settled; still open to discussion or dispute.
Hinder start learning		To slow down or obstruct progress.
Grasp start learning		To understand something fully and clearly.
Misalignment start learning		A lack of coordination or agreement between elements or people.
Cornerstone start learning		The most essential or foundational part of something, such as a business or idea.
Spread start learning		To expand, increase, or distribute something over a larger area.
Underperforming start learning		Not meeting expected standards or potential.
Retention start learning		The ability to keep employees, customers, or knowledge over time.
Perpetuate start learning		To continue or maintain something, often something negative.
Unaddressed start learning		Not dealt with or resolved.
Thrive start learning		To grow, succeed, or develop well, especially in challenging situations.
Recur start learning		To happen again or repeatedly over time.
To hit sb up start learning		To contact or reach out to someone, often informally.
To mingle start learning		To move around and interact socially with different people at an event.
To strike up a conversation start learning		To start talking with someone, often a stranger or acquaintance.
Icebreaker start learning		A question, activity, or remark that helps people start a conversation comfortably.
Social capital start learning		The benefits or value gained from relationships and networking.
To reach out to sb start learning		To contact someone for help, support, or communication.
Elevator pitch start learning		A short, persuasive summary of an idea, business, or skill, typically under 60 seconds.
Outperform start learning		To do better than competitors or expectations.
Outright start learning		Completely, openly, or without hesitation.
Reconcile start learning		To bring together differing ideas, views, or people into agreement.
Robust start learning		Strong, resilient, or well-developed.
Accordingly start learning		In a way that is appropriate for the situation; as a result.
Implications start learning		The possible consequences or effects of an action or decision.
Rapport start learning		A good relationship based on trust, understanding, and connection.
Dormant ties start learning		Connections or relationships that have become inactive but can be revived.
Low-hanging fruit start learning		Easy opportunities or tasks that require minimal effort to achieve results.

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