LITERATURE REVIEW A review of existing literature was performed to support the study undertaken i n this thesis. This chapter provides an overview of empirical studies looking at tourism impact and, in particular, resident attitudes towards tourism impact. The review of literature helps to identify authoritative researches presented by various researchers or authors in attempting to respond to the research questions. The main focus is placed on how residents perceive tourism impacts; critically
Introduction 1.1. Rationale Tourism in Iceland is booming. In 2015 Iceland welcomed 1,289,140 foreign tourists. That is an increase of 163,8 percent since 2010. Although the expansion of the tourism industry of Iceland has had a positive effect on the economy of Iceland the increase of tourism creates pressure on the preservation of the Icelandic nature. More than 75 percent of the Icelandic population believes that tourism puts too much of a strain on the nature of the island (Óladóttir, 2016,
hapter 2 2.0. Literature Review 2.1. Studies on Eco-Tourism This chapter reviews relevant literature on ecotourism after thefurnishing of the general introduction. Ecotourism has a very extensive literature in regards to various aspects. This chapter also elaborates various developments in ecotourism in the specified subject. Ecotourism has been the fastest growing tourism industry sector since the early 1990s (The International Ecotourism Society, 2012). Ecotourism is defined as the responsible
Planning for sustainable tourism development in Hanoi, Vietnam Background Sustainable tourism development is an important trend in the tourism development. It contributes to secure balance for the tourism industry in environmental, social and economic aspect. Hanoi is the capital city of Vietnam, which has great potentials and advantages to develop tourism. However, there are many difficulties, challenges and possibly unsustainable factors. For example, planning for tourism development is slow, difficult
. Convention Centre is a significant part of the tourism industry because the tourism is expected to grow further in future. Our country needs more Convention Centres to meet the requirements of tourism. It is very important to have at least one convention hall, three mini convention halls, one large exhibition
1. Introduction International tourism has always been a financially, ethically, and sociologically strong industry.. As international tourism is mainly related to the worldwide visitors who like to go to the foreign destinations on diverse purposes, the impact of such system is pretty evident on the global economy, culture, hospitality sector, technological sector, and international relations throughout the globe. The system of the international tourism consists of various key components that guides
Faculty of Commerce (English Section) Cairo University MBA Unit Total Quality Management In Tourism Development Projects A Master Thesis submitted for the award of the degree of Master of Business Administration (MBA) Supervisor Professor Dr. Samir Allam Prepared by Naglaa Mohsen Fathalla 2015 Abstract Chapter One Introduction Chapter One Introduction Contents of the Chapter: An Overview. The research
Literature review can be defined as crucial resources to support the study in order to achieve objectives and needs of the study. In this study, researcher applies both primary and secondary data sources to find out all of information that the needs in this study. Literature review is important as it becomes a catalyst to the reader and it facilitates new idea that enhances writing. Besides, literature review provides some guidelines on how to carry out the research work. Finally, literature
21st century, consciousness on sustainable business has been raise broadly. Empirical evidence by measurements has been developed to weigh development against nature, present against future, and certainty against the unknown (Anderson, 2013). Hospitality business as major component of Travel & Tourism has become an important industry in 21st century further to the fast growth of Travel & Tourism in global economy (10% of global GDP) in 2014 (World Travel & Tourism Council, 2015) and likely continue
Tourism is a noteworthy social sensation of the present day society with colossal financial ramifications. Its significance as an instrument for monetary improvement and livelihood era, especially in remote and retrogressive territories, has now been decently perceived everywhere throughout the world. It is additionally a vital action for social collaboration, social inspire and environment preservation. Tourism is presently one of the world's biggest commercial enterprises and one of its quickest