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...? International Sustainable Tourism Management Introduction Tourism is one of the largest industries in the world and one of the rapidly growing phenomenons in the world as a major component of most economies. Developing and designing sustainable tourism policies can be a useful tool in promoting conservation of landscape, increasing employment, and encouraging new forms of business. Community based tourism is the involvement of the of the host community in the management, planning, construction, and maintenance of all aspects of development in the tourism industry (Busch and Trexler 2002). This means...
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...? Management of the environmental and socio-cultural impacts of tourism is necessary Contents Introduction 3 Environmental impact of tourism 3 Positive impact of tourism on environment 4 Negative Impact on environment 5 Socio-cultural impact of tourism 7 Positive impact of tourism on socio-cultural aspects 7 Negative impact of tourism on socio-cultural aspects 8 Managing environmental and socio cultural impact of tourism 10 Conclusion 12 References 14 Introduction Tourism is the largest industry of the world and it accounts for almost 5.5% of the total Gross National Product and 6% of the global employment. It is growing rapidly and most of the national and regional governments encourage the growth of tourism in their countries so... and...
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...? Tourism Management Executive summary: This report presents a basic introductory framework on tourism management by exploring the terms ‘generating’and ‘receiving’ countries. It then focuses on the most popular receiving/generating destination countries of the world seeking reasons as why these destinations attract the most tourist trips. A. What is travel and tourism? As per the World Tourism Organisation (WTO), which is an affiliated body of UN, tourism is defined as “activities of persons travelling to and staying in places outside their usual environment for not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business...
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...?Tourism Management in Egypt "With combined receipts making up approximately 5% of GDP or over $4 billion annually," the tourism sector constitutes one of the most important sectors in Egypt ("Egypt Report"). Having one third of the monuments and antiquities in the world including temples, museums and ancient castles that date back to different eras and civilizations, Egypt is supposed to be one of the most distinguished tourism destinations in the world. However, the tourism sector in Egypt is suffering from major economic, social, and environmental problems that prevent Egypt to be one of the world's top touristic destinations. In comparison with other...
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...Tourism Operations Management A Report CONTENTS Introduction Page 3 Tourism in UK Page 4 Buckingham Palace Page 5 Tourism Operations: Planning and Management Page 6
Conclusion Page 8
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IntroductionTourism is one of the world's major socio-economic activities and according to World Tourism Organisation (1998), "Sustainable Tourism Development meets the needs of present tourists and host regions while protecting and enhancing the opportunities for the future" (pp. 21) with a view
to preserve natural, historical, cultural and other tourist resources;
to plan and management tourism development in a way that avoids ecological and socio-cultural problems;
to preserve and improve the overall quality... ...
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...Motivating Tourists through Tourism Management in Cancun: Research Proposal The ment of the paper is "tourism management in Cancun for motivating tourists". For this purpose, Cancun will be studied and analysed as a case study with a focus on the sustainable and ethical tourism successes that have been achieved in similar tourist spots in other parts of the world so as to present a comparative analysis. The research in this paper will be targeting tourists who have already visited Cancun.
The broad area of study is Cancun, a beautiful sun kissed island located in Mexico. The name Cancun means, "bubble". The Cancun, according to tourists, is like a bubble...
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...Introduction to Tourism and Leisure Analysis Introduction This paper encompasses an analysis of a proposed study involving tourism in Victoria Australia. The analysis will be analyzed from a view from a tourist planner's perspective. More specifically a project involving the different aspects that are necessary in order to
research and analyze a tourism project will be detailed for Victoria Australia. The study
will be. The study on tourism in Victoria will be conducted using qualitative analysis
methods.
The reason for this is qualitative analysis is because when using this method primarily concerned with analyzing
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... Studies, 12:2, 173 - 197
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Hvidt, M., (2007), Public–Private Ties and their Contribution to Development: The Case of Dubai, Middle Eastern Studies, Vol. 43, No. 4, 557 – 577, July 2007
Katodrytis, G., (2006), Dubai: tourism and the end of public space, 08 Oct 2007
Khaleej Times (2008). Dubais tourism to account for 30% of UAE GDP. Availabe from: http://www.menafn.com/qn_news_story_s.asp?StoryId=1093195279... International tourism is one of the most important sectors in the world today as expenditure on tourist goods and...
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...Theoretical Debates Surrounding Festivals and Events: Tourism Task: Theoretical Debates Surrounding Festivals and Events: Tourism
An event means an occurrence especially involving something significant or an incident such as sports, recreation, business events and conferences. Festival is an occurrence characterized by a specific activity; whereas, tourism entails travelling majorly for recreational purposes for a given period of time. Events and recreation provide benefits, not only to the businesses but also to tourism and the community at large. Tourism resulting from these events has resulted to analysis on the advantages and disadvantages of the...
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...Crowd Management Tourism is a very healthy and essential part of a fulfilling and happy life. However, in order for one to have the time of one’s life, it is imperative that the experience is made memorable with the provision of adequate accommodation, facilities, services, and transportation at reasonable rates. Management of tourists is a huge responsibility. This imparts the need to manage every component of the tourist attraction well in general and with respect to the accommodation and management of the crowd in particular. Organizers of tourist attractions often have to face severe challenges with respect to crowd management. Crowd...
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