Ecotourism, Tourism in National Parks and Protected Areas, Community Tourism
Tourism and National Parks in Chile: Curriculum Development for a Tourism and Management Program
... that protected areas have also shifted to seeing shared operations from many partners ...of tourism and the type of tourism will determine the partners ...
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A Study of Tourism Industry of Himachal Pradesh with Special Reference to Ecotourism
... from ecotourism. Without economic benefits, the host community will have little reason to view the intrusion of tourists positively and will have little incentive to protect the environment upon which ...
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The relevance of spatial variation in ecotourism attributes for the economic sustainability of protected areas
... society, protected areas are increasingly expected to justify their existence through the services that they provide to ...society. Protected areas offer many important cultural services, but ...
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oa Walia - Tourism and protected areas : Tourism development in the Bale Mountains National Park
... learning tourism increases, and with increasing awareness o f social injustices and environmental protection, more people are looking towards low impact tourism and/or community-based tourism ...
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Sustainability motivations and practices in small tourism enterprises in European protected areas
... amongst tourism enterprises in and around their ...varied; parks that saw a benefit in gathering this data printed the survey and distributed it in meetings, while others did little more than forwarding an ...
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Sense of place, protected areas and tourism : two Tasmanian case studies
... to protected areas in terms of issues at a regional level involving ...Guatemala’s protected areas is composed of seven members from various government agencies and NGOs (Secaira et ...and ...
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Determinants and Impacts of Tourism Participation: Assessing Ecotourism in a National Forest of the Brazilian Amazon.
... in tourism operations, but notes that non-participating households may also receive indirect benefits from ...in tourism industry as ways in which locals participate in ...near protected areas ...
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Community Based Tourism Option for Forest Dependent Communities in 1A IUCN Protected Areas? Cameroon Case Study
... ecological areas, many of which have IUCN protection status that include world heritage sites, forest reserves, and national ...Reserve, protected as a ‘Strict Nature Reserve’ (Ia) under IUCN ...
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Tourism Revenue Sharing and Community Participation in Tourism and Conservation around Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda.
... Kenyan national parks, helps to reach out to those protected areas less visited, the direct communities must feel a greater share of the benefits otherwise they will feel ...Bogoria ...
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Tourism for Protected Area Financing: Understanding tourism revenues for effective management plans
... (Communal Areas Management Programme for Indigenous Resources) began in the 1980s and was one of the first programmes to introduce an innovative approach to working with ...developing tourism projects. The ...
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European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas. The Charter
... sustainable tourism development, the protected area will organise public consultation meetings, and will set up a permanent forum or equivalent arrangement between all those directly concerned: the ...
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Biodiversity Status & Conservation Challenges of Protected Areas of Ethiopia: Awash & Nechsar National Parks in Focus
... Furthermore, on the eastern side of the park where the Afar ethnic group resides, recently 20,000 ha of land were allocated for sugar plantation (AFWADO, 2010). The expansion of commercial farming and land alienation by ...
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Finding new meaning for old values: Aboriginal cultural tourism planning in and adjacent to protected areas
... for tourism to enhance the cultural heritage significance or ‘place meaning’ within their tourism ...for tourism access after the upcoming Girramay Native Title determination was an important ...
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Transformation of Frontier National Parks into Tourism Sites. The North Andean Patagonia Experience (1934-1955)
... of national parks was to preserve the native nature, and it would not be possible to make any difference between useful and harmful animals inside a national park, because both of them should be ...
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Parks, reserves and tourism in Fiji : native landowner attitude and involvement
... Second National Conservation Congress held in Suva, Fiji, has stated that national parks and other protected areas should be designed and operated in a way acceptable to local people ...
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Community-based Ecotourism for Assessment Potential and Planning at Phou Khao Khouay National Protected Area, Lao PDR
... of ecotourism potential in PKK-NPA has good level as the value of the estimated is 69 percent of the references to guide the assessment of quality standards that ...on tourism or tourism activities ...
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Ecotourism management for sustainability in protected areas in Thailand
... In order for the management of natural resources and environment to be more effective, all relevant people such as park staff, tourism company owners and community leaders should be prov[r] ...
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Sustainable tourism policies and tourism institutions in protected areas: An evolutionary perspective
... District National Park Authority had decided that a different approach to the area’s management was needed because of the opposition of recreational groups to the traffic management schemes that it had introduced ...
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Co evolution, sustainable tourism and protected areas
... District National Park, pressure from an external review revealed that greater cooperation and understanding was required to improve relationships between the authority and its business community ...
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Landscape and tourism potential in the protected landscape areas
... of tourism studies, the landscape is connected to the visual hegemony and it is expressed in the terms as “the tourist gaze” and “place consump- tion” (Daugstat 2007: ...
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