Tourism is a growth industry very rapidly now. With the rapid development of technology that also acts as a support person easily reach the distance around the world in shorter lead times and relatively safer. The most rapid growth in the global tourism industry provides benefits as well as challenges for the state government. Expressed simply, sustainable tourism can be defined as: "Tourism that takes full account of its current and future economic, social and environmental impacts, addressing the
UNEP states that tourism has increased by 25 per cent in the last 10 years. “It now accounts for around 10 per cent of the world’s economic activity and is one of the main generators of employment.” Tourism is playing a considerable part in the worlds economic activity and sustainable development. However, if all destinations aren’t striving to become sustainable then it wont make a contrast. All tourist destinations should undertake effort, not just by managing the negatives impacts of the industry
development, tourism has become the most powerful and biggest industry. As the concept of sustainable tourism is getting popular but has not yet formed into a unified concept of sustainable tourism. It is aimed to achieve the requirements of the sustainable development of tourism should be natural, social, cultural and ecological coordination with the environment. The negative impacts of tourism, including deforestation, pollution, indigenous culture loss, and habitat and biodiversity loss. Sustainable tourism
of Tourism Development: A Conceptual Framework for the Sustainable Cultural Tourism] Seung Yeoun Kim(Martín) The scientific paper [Local perception of Tourism Development : A conceptual Framework for the sustainable culture tourism] discusses the importance of local perception of tourism development to achieve sustainable culture and tourism. First, It talks about the definition of sustainable tourism, the definition of cultural tourism, and the principles of sustainable culture and tourism. And
Introduction 1.1. The necessity of sustainable development of tourism Healthy ecosystems and environments are vital to the survival of life on earth. Environmental stresses are linked to one another, which in its ultimate effect influences the socio economic development fields (WCED, 1987; OECD, 2012). Tourism which is not properly planned and managed can cause stress and leave permanent footprints on the physical, social, cultural and economic environments of tourism destinations (Ceballous, 1996; Glasson
selection of relevance literatures relating to tourism industry and sustainable development, tourism impacts, tourism development in rural areas, residents attitude, role of stakeholder in STD, strategic planning and community participation. Finally, the chapter ends with empirical evidence relating to Sirakaya (2005) and Lisa Marie Assante (2014) study which link to this research. 2.2 Tourism Industry and Sustainable Development Definition of tourism has been varied from academic scholars, institutions
exist. Weaver assures that “all sustainable tourism strategies must be formulated within the financial capabilities of the managing body” . Sustainable economic development participates in reducing the environmental impacts. Tourism is an economic activity that often takes place in natural environments, and to assure its sustainable future, a mutual beneficial relationship has to be developed between the two. In several locations, if income isn't provided by tourism to aid the natural environment
Introduction With an overall numbers surpassed 1.135 billion of international tourists arrivals in 2014 (UNWTO, 2015), tourism has become one of the key driver for socio-economic progress around the world. With the continuous growth and diversification, it is especially more evident in the developing countries. Sustainable Tourism has immense potential for positive change when decision of stakeholders is based on the economic, environmental, and social-cultural considerations. For instance, helping
examine the current literature regarding sustainable practices in tourism attractions. It is based on the literature review of the author’s thesis. The author will define sustainable tourism; sustainable principles, the importance of becoming sustainable, demand for sustainable attractions and limitations to sustainable development in tourism attractions. The author will conclude with important points examined in the literature. WHAT IS SUSTAINABLE TOURISM There are several definitions outlined in
In this report sustainable tourism development will be explained and analyzed in relation to the essential features that influence a country’s tourism development. Sustainable tourism has to deal with social, environment and economic impacts. However tourism except from positive impacts has also some negative impacts regarding the economy, environment and social aspects. Sustainable development is also about developing a better life for all people that will be as practicable in the future as it