Tourism planning under a boosterist tradition is more concerned with how to attract more tourists to a specific destination and it assumes a simplistic assumption that tourism development is generally 'good' and beneficial for a destination and its inhabitants. A boosterist approach emphasizes the ability to forecast the demand mainly for the purposes of tourism development and promotion (Hall, 2008).

Holton, a Harvard physicist and science historian, introduces us to the two extremist factions he sees attacking science from both sides: the new Dionysians who would widen the spectrum of scientific knowledge to include nonrational experience and the new Apollonians who would restrict scientific investigation to dealing only with those questions that seem to guarantee rational solution from the outset.

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When the weather turned cold, the tears that he shed would become frozen like veins; the blood on his forehead from kowtowing would also freeze and would not drip.