In chapter three, Wyllie offers some challenges$/$critiques to the novelty$/$familiarity approach to tourism. Which of the following is one of those critiques?

Only tourism in developing countries can be novel

All tourism is novel and therefore nothing can be familiar

Novelty$/$familiarity are marketing terms and have little place in our understanding of tourism

There are few places in the world which are truly "untouched" by tourism and, as such, few places which are "unexplored"