reduction in pollution of the environment and atmosphere and potentially protects other
resources, including flora and fauna populations, and protecting clean water supplies.
Other niche products can follow the ecotourism model in utilising other non-natural assets
for tourism. In terms of sustainable tourism for development in LDCs, these other forms of
asset are usually cultural, utilising either modern cultural assets or heritage assets. Similarly,
cultural tourism helps to preserve the cultural assets through valuing them financially as a
tourism asset (Hanh, 2006).
The key focus of these products is focused on the original asset being used to develop
tourism. The conservation of the asset is intended to ensure its continued value for tourism.
The risk is the assumption that tourism will have a trickle-down effect, where tourism will
naturally create positive economic and social impacts, through employment and increased
income to the community (Byrd, 2007; Gossling, 2003). Effective planning is essential to
ensure the realisation of positive impacts, including all those under the sustainable tourism
paradigm, and the minimisation of potential negative impacts (Arthur & Mensah, 2006). This
can be hindered by the focus on conservation (environmental or cultural) and the critical
need for tourism to deliver fast economic impacts, which can lead to the neglect of broader
development goals
reduction in pollution of the environment and atmosphere and potentially protects otherresources, including flora and fauna populations, and protecting clean water supplies.Other niche products can follow the ecotourism model in utilising other non-natural assetsfor tourism. In terms of sustainable tourism for development in LDCs, these other forms ofasset are usually cultural, utilising either modern cultural assets or heritage assets. Similarly,cultural tourism helps to preserve the cultural assets through valuing them financially as atourism asset (Hanh, 2006).The key focus of these products is focused on the original asset being used to developtourism. The conservation of the asset is intended to ensure its continued value for tourism.The risk is the assumption that tourism will have a trickle-down effect, where tourism willnaturally create positive economic and social impacts, through employment and increasedincome to the community (Byrd, 2007; Gossling, 2003). Effective planning is essential toensure the realisation of positive impacts, including all those under the sustainable tourismparadigm, and the minimisation of potential negative impacts (Arthur & Mensah, 2006). Thiscan be hindered by the focus on conservation (environmental or cultural) and the criticalneed for tourism to deliver fast economic impacts, which can lead to the neglect of broaderdevelopment goals
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