Most major destinations provide ancillary services to both the consumer and the industry through a destination management organisation (or 'DMO' for short). These services include marketing, development and coordination activities. Which of the following is not a main service normally provided by a DMO? a. Oversight of human resources and training b. Provision of destination leadership and partnership building c. Promotion of the destination d. Facilitating consumer bookings for accommodation and attractions e. Advice to and coordination of local businesses