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As we all know that real estate is the safest investment. No matter the vagaries of the economy at large, one sector that seems to weather downturns better than most is the real estate market. In fact, the real estate industry has experienced a remarkable boom over the last several years, even as other sectors of financial market were nose-diving to the pavement. There are a number of reasons for this, including a rapidly growing global population, the general improvement in world living standards, higher education and income, less restrictive government policies, and a more global development.

The rise in the population of the world, coupled with the development of the so-called third world, has seen a demand for greater living standards and a more educated world populace. All of this has contributed to a rise in income, and a demand for better housing and a better way of life. For this reason, new housing has seen an explosion on the demand side, particularly in areas where income levels are rising dramatically.

Because of that, investing in residential dwellings is always a good option, as well as a way to reduce one's taxable income. It is also a better choice than simply dumping your money into a bank, since interest rates have been so low for so long that you earn almost no return on your savings investment.

                                                     
And it is more than just residential investments that are catching on around the world; commercial developments and overseas properties are hot investment targets for serious investors as well. In areas as diverse as Glasgow, Paris, Manchester, and Dubai, banquet halls, shopping malls, photo galleries, and other sites are prime locations for eager investors. Of course, these prime locations are always the easiest to sell or rent, and will garner the highest leasing prices

They are likewise in high demand, and thus a great investment that can earn you a solid return. Such amenities as shopping malls, grocery stores, and entertainment venues located within easy access of a property's locale will enable the property to yield a higher sale or rental value.

As we all know that Tourist market in Alaska is very famous nowadays. The natural world has always been central to the Alaskan way of life. Native people harvested the land and seas for animals and plants used for food, clothing, and materials. Early non-native explorers came to collect animal pelts. Settlers near the turn of the 19th century extracted riches in the form of gold, minerals like copper and zinc, and, more recently, fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas. Most recently, another of Alaska's natural resources-perhaps it's very finest-has become increasingly important for residents and visitors alike: wild, unspoiled beauty.

Alaska is unique among the 50 states. Some of its traits can be summarized with exemplary titles: America's largest national parks, highest mountain, most public land, lowest population density, largest area. Many people still live off the land. Most of the state is not connected by roads. Bears, wolves, moose, and caribou still freely roam.
                                                     

For these reasons and many more, Alaska's tourism industry is quickly becoming a key part of the state economy. During the summer of 2007, Alaska saw 1.7 million visitors bring in over $1.8 billion.
Visitors can be divided into roughly two groups: cruise guests and independent travelers
The majority of Alaskan travelers arrive by cruise. Most cruises tour the inside passage with possible stops in Ketchikan, Sitka, Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay National Park, Valdez, Seward, Anchorage, and more. These cruises are a great way to see Southeast Alaska and the wide variety of marine animals and beautiful scenery it has to offer.

The other large segment of guests are "independent travelers." Traveling outside of guided groups, these guests tour the mainland as well as marine areas that can't accommodate large cruise ships. Popular destinations for this segment include Anchorage, Denali National Park, Fairbanks, and other large state recreational areas. Transportation is via rental car, motorcoach, train, or air. Often, these independent trips are taken before or after a cruise.

With pristine wilderness becoming increasingly rare in the lower 48 and throughout other parts of the world, Alaska's unique, preserved, beautiful places are becoming increasingly precious. The Alaska tourism industry is here to help the world appreciate the state's unique beauty while keeping its people and economy healthy and secure.