Sustainable tourism
this means to seek a widespread distribution of economic and social benefits from tourism.
Social Equity
what is the first phase in the stages of sustainable tourism development planning
Assess the situation and identify needs
true or false, the 1st phase is formulate and select intervention/action
False. Assess the situation and identify needs
this focuses on the interrelationship of systems and processes that support creating healthy, livable communities.
Social/Cultural
Refers to the practice of managing and protecting natural resources to ensure their sustainable use and preservation
Natural resource conservation
it is a set of guidelines, actions, procedures, and principles established by the government to regulate and guide the management of tourism.
Tourism policy
ensures the availability and accessibility of water and hygiene
Clean water sanitation
it aims to end all forms of poverty worldwide
NO Poverty
this is to determined if the goals were achieved and identify why it failed or succeeded.
Evaluate the implemented policy
refers to the conservation and sustainable use of oceans, seas, marine resources
life below water
stakeholders
aim to reduce discrimination within and among countries.
Reduced inequalities
This is to get feedback about the policy statement. This involves collaborating with the government, experts, or environmental organizations.
Consult with the government, local tourism businesses, and other tourism stakeholders.
they are the primary consumers of tourism products and services
tourists
what are the three dimensions of sustainable tourism? give the interaction of the three
Environment, Economic, Social/Cultural
Viable, Equitable, Acceptable
it is a comprehensive set of principles designed to guide key players in tourism development.
Global Code of Ethics (GCET)
how many phases are there in the stages of sustainable tourism and development planning? What phase is the identify Areas for intervention
5 phases. 2nd Phase
this is includes government ministries, and departments, and local government tourism departments
Public sector