Dubai, Machu Pichu, Hawaii and Japan Sustainable tourism policies, educational, Change as a result of an environmental impact assessment and environmental audits , widening access to facilities, Employment and training local people, Visitor and traffic management, planning control, retention of visitor spending, community projects

Economic impacts ; increased employability, Increased domestic income and foreign currency earnings, The multiplier effect, leakage, decline of traditional employment, increased living costs Environmental impacts ; environmental education, Conservation of natural and built environment ,Regeneration of derelict areas, pollution , loss of habitat, congestion socio cultural impacts ; Revival of festivals and ceremonies, Improved standards of living, Cultural education, crime, staged authenticity, c...

3x private travel agents, 3x public travel agents, 3x voluntary travel agents and comparison of each

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In your gap year before going to university to study Tourism Management you are working for a UK-based tourism development consultancy that specialises in carrying out feasibility studies for new tourism projects all over the world. You have been asked to work with Jim Edwards, one of the junior consultants, on a project concerning responsible tourism development. Jim wants you to carry out some research into the subject.

In your gap year before going to university to study Tourism Management you are working for a UK-based tourism development consultancy that specialises in carrying out feasibility studies for new tourism projects all over the world. You have been asked to work with Jim Edwards, one of the junior consultants, on a project concerning responsible tourism development. Jim wants you to carry out some research into the subject.

In your gap year before going to university to study Tourism Management you are working for a UK-based tourism development consultancy that specialises in carrying out feasibility studies for new tourism projects all over the world. You have been asked to work with Jim Edwards, one of the junior consultants, on a project concerning responsible tourism development. Jim wants you to carry out some research into the subject.

In your gap year before going to university to study Tourism Management you are working for a UK-based tourism development consultancy that specialises in carrying out feasibility studies for new tourism projects all over the world. You have been asked to work with Jim Edwards, one of the junior consultants, on a project concerning responsible tourism development. Jim wants you to carry out some research into the subject.