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
2.6 Role of Stakeholders in Sustainable Tourism Development Stakeholders refer to any individual or groups of people that have an interest in the happening of an organization. In the word of Donaldson and Preston (1995), to be stakeholder; an individual or group must have a “legitimate interest” in the field, so, in sustainable tourism development, the stakeholders would be mainly the government, tourism organizations, local communities, tourists, voluntary sector organizations, educational institutions
The sustainable tourism is being developed to encounter the threats that which tourism brings. Over the years, sustainable tourism is normally inside the destination areas such as relationships and in between areas of habitats and people. The aim sustainable tourism are to minimize environmental damage, and fulfil customer’s satisfaction. By this way the balance of obtaining between maturation and potential of tourism in the conservation which needs the environment to be achieved by (Krippendorf
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
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
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
The development of a long-term sustainable tourism, on the industry, by working together with governments, business and individuals. Why is this considered to be an Ethical Issue: In order to determine what is ethical and what is not, we must be aware as well as define the main priorities of certain issues. Ethical thinking and the applying of its theories often play the role of limiting people´s actions whether its moral or immoral by questioning the benefits and the consequences, since the
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
identify the importance of stakeholder’s role in sustainable tourism. Sustainable tourism is attainable only by ensuring the participation of stakeholders; tour operators, local community, tourists and the host government. Each of these stakeholders has their own responsibilities to develop sustainable tourism. To ensure their activate participation it is necessary to examine their current understanding, awareness and concern of sustainable tourism. This study has conducted qualitative research to
case study of India illustrates the tensions that could exist among tourism and peace. India has a wide size and wealth of cultural and natural attractions. Tourism has developed parts of India. India suffers some of the obstacles like much of the population is poor and the national government has struggled to provide a strategic vision for the tourist sector. For chanchanai tourist has failed to pass on economic and social benefit to host communities because national strategy has been fixated on