Most destinations can afford to be one-season operations.

true or false

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That statement is False.

One-season operation requires a lot Fixed-assets that woud be a waste if simply un-used for other seasons.

The only destinations that could operate one-season operation are the ones that popular enough and could attract a lot of consumers or the ones that injected by a huge amount of capital