[PDF] Top 20 Climate change governance in Australian tourism: collaboration for low-carbon tourism

... The Australian tourism industry is vulnerable to the impacts of climate change on natural areas and the destination choices of long-haul travellers concerned about carbon ... See full document

... of governance, such as collaboration between communi- ties, can be systematically assessed through the existence and strength of connections between actors and their embeddedness in the broader ... See full document

... Four tourism agencies had implemented specific programs addressing climate change impacts and emissions reductions by tourism operators (Qld, WA, NT and ...Tasmania). Tourism WA  ... See full document

... on climate change and ...about climate change impacts and responses for key tourism sectors and ...advance tourism research on climate ...of tourism practice’ (WTO, ... See full document

... government tourism agencies are responding to the issue of climate change in ...government tourism agencies are addressing climate change issues, by promoting sustainability ... See full document

... and climate conditions, regardless of ...of climate change in outdoor recreation and Tourism in Canada" examines the 30 articles of the university magazine (1986 – 2016), which evaluates ... See full document

... the tourism-climate system, as opposed to focusing on only a few variables of this complex system (Hancock & Algozzine, ...dive tourism system, the main data sources used in this thesis include ... See full document

... to climate change. The wider discourse of climate change foresees real concerns for the tourism industry in the ...wider climate change discourse would play a vital ...of ... See full document

... marketing logic. DMOs act and operate in specific spaces of metagovernance. For example, the power of the state to discipline destinations and the organisations within them can be undertaken via both financial and ... See full document

... Globally, tourism is one of the most significant industrial sectors with almost one billion international tourism arrivals annually contributing nearly one trillion dollars to the global economy (UNWTO, ... See full document

... to change following Basel ...of tourism education, training and further ...in tourism ‘nature’ and ‘natural attrac- tions’ have seen transformations towards a more ‘staged and animated’ ...new ... See full document

... and climate models ...projected climate change on tourism in Africa are currently available, particularly those using scenarios and General Circulation Model (GCM) ...of climate ... See full document

... Expanding on the results of the questionnaire the in-depth interviews that were conducted with authorities and local businesses gave a more comprehensive local expla[r] ... See full document

... and tourism agency, as well as cooperation from Parks Canada and local organizations ...from tourism department, tourists prepay to get off boat; cruise ship committee’s responsibility, Torngat arts and ... See full document

... South Australian Tourism Plan 2020, launched in mid 2014, is the seventh such plan for South Australia and builds on the foundations laid in place by the 2009-2014 ...Australia’s tourism regions and ... See full document

... and climate have a strong influence on tourism and the recreation sector, which is a very important ...Since tourism is becoming one of the main industries all over the world, it plays an important ... See full document

... The carbon footprint of international tourism has been calculated at a high level, building on earlier work undertaken in this field 17 and on most recent research in a government funded project called ... See full document

... some climate change impacts occurring in Sri Lanka, the interviews revealed that the majority of participants did not perceive it to be potential issue that could affect their business or the tourism ... See full document

... These results present a plethora of information for local governments and tourism authorities. We will only highlight some general observations. Figure 5 allows us to recognise the spatial correlations that exist ... See full document

... Taking an overall view of the current and future development trend, qualified personnel is and will be the focus of the competition between enterprises in every industry. As for hotel industry, qualified personnel are ... See full document