Since starting her business, a travel agent has been promoting trips only to Countries A, B, and C. She believes that the economies of A and B are changing in a way that will soon make them less desirable to travelers, most of whom have no interest in visiting Country C. She therefore intends to begin promoting Country D, even though the economic forces that will soon affect Countries A and B will also affect D.
Which of the following, if true, would be most likely to ensure the success of the travel agent's plan to promote Country D?
A. The travel agent is very familiar with Country D, which she considers her favorite place to visit.
B. All economic indicators point to an increased market share for those involved in international travel relative to the travel industry as a whole.
C. The economic forces that will soon affect Countries A and B will have an opposite effect on Country D.
E. Some of the travel agent's clients have already expressed hesitancy about visiting Countries A and B.
D. Country D's economy is much more advantageous for international visitors than is Country C's.