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    The document discusses fluctuating congestion that occurs due to periodic events like holidays, weekends, and festivals which generate significant tourism within short periods. This form of congestion requires additional temporary resources to manage short-term visitor pressures during predictable cycles. Site managers can cooperate with the tourism industry to provide these extra resources when needed.

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    The document discusses fluctuating congestion that occurs due to periodic events like holidays, weekends, and festivals which generate significant tourism within short periods. This form of congestion requires additional temporary resources to manage short-term visitor pressures during predictable cycles. Site managers can cooperate with the tourism industry to provide these extra resources when needed.

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    The document discusses fluctuating congestion that occurs due to periodic events like holidays, weekends, and festivals which generate significant tourism within short periods. This form of congestion requires additional temporary resources to manage short-term visitor pressures during predictable cycles. Site managers can cooperate with the tourism industry to provide these extra resources when needed.

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    The document discusses fluctuating congestion that occurs due to periodic events like holidays, weekends, and festivals which generate significant tourism within short periods. This form of congestion requires additional temporary resources to manage short-term visitor pressures during predictable cycles. Site managers can cooperate with the tourism industry to provide these extra resources when needed.

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    Fluctuating congestion occurs when there are well-marked periodical events, such as school

    vacations and public holidays, weekends, festivals, celebrations, ceremonies, cyclical events
    such as spring blossoms, summer sun, autumn leaves, snowfalls, annual animal migrations, or
    other factors that generate significant tourism or visitor activity within relatively short periods
    of the year. At some sites there may be considerable fluctuations in visitor pressures at various
    times of the week, particularly at weekends or during the day, such as at sunrise or sunset, or
    when daily rituals or ceremonies take place.

    This form of congestion requires additional staffing, transportation, security, food and beverage
    resources for relatively short periods. It is likely that these resources cannot or do not need to
    be sustained on a continuing basis, but are of critical importance to manage short-term visitor
    pressures.
    Where seasonal or other forms of fluctuation occur on a known and predictable cycle, when
    access is possible due to weather conditions, or at times of daily, weekly or annual events,
    destination and site managers can cooperate with the local tourism industry to provide the
    additional resources.

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