Which of the Following Is the Least Important Characteristic of Tourism

Which of the following is the least important characteristic of tourism policy?

A) It must concentrate on how critical and limited resources can best respond to perceived needs and opportunities in a changing environment.
B) It must recognize the intellectual nature of the process of policy formulation. As such, it must incorporate tacit knowledge and personal experience as important sources of information, in addition to more conventional methods of research and study.
C) It must accord a higher priority to the views of elected officials than to those of the general public.
D) It must encourage and stimulate organized creativity so as to avoid policies based on stereotyped or outmoded perceptions.
E) It must be constructed to permit and facilitate a continuing dynamic social process requiring inputs from multiple sources.