Tourism

..the final version of my video..

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the region should have a lot of attractions, should be popular, shouldn’t have towers or these things….
where a tourism hotel can be?
that has sustainable tourism?

I would definitely say QUEENSTOWN in NZ’s South island – it has very sustainable tourism pretty much all year round. My second choice would be ROTORUA in the North Island.

on the street questions about sustainable tourism

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2008 IFC MPDF (World Bank) Sustainable Tourism for Cambodia.

Navigator has recently completed a 15min. promotional film for IFC MPDF on Sustainable Tourism initiatives in Cambodia. The film highlights the ever increasing role of sustainable tourism in the tourism sector by focusing on the many and varied alternatives offered by a growing number of Cambodian owned and operated businesses.

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Valere Tjolle talks about the challenges facing Sustainable Tourism in 2009 and their implicit opportunities

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coursework help please

Cars there cause congestion
Also lots of people, causing congestion
Path erosion

These are all elements of the problems tourism brings, meaning it is not particularly sustainable.

However, measures have been taken:

There are designated car parks
I believe paths are being repaired to prevent too much erosion, meaning sustainable tourism is present in part. I did my geog coursework there!!!

How sustainable is St. Mortiz?
And how is it promoting sustainable tourism?
Thanks.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Moritz

it has to be beautiful and good with tourism as i read that it hosted the winter olympics twice.

and how does that impact a honey pot site
Thanks if you can help
I need help cumon

Tourism is an industry. It focuses on unique qualities and characteristics of places. The industry is making a product of these different "images". An image can be; the romantic atmosphere of Niagara Falls, Grand Canyon’s majestic looks, The casinos of Las Vegas, The nature of Alaska etc. Any kind of stereotypical trade about a place.

In fact, the producers/salesmen of these images are dependent that these qualities and characteristics are maintained. After all, this is what they are selling. As consumers of these places, we as tourists, have expectations towards these places. It is what we want to see and experience.

The thing about places is that they are always changing. In this process these core qualities and characteristics can erode. The original meaning of these places will then disappear, and the people that are selling these places can no longer maintain their "production".

In this sense tourism is often not sustainable. Lets say you want to go skiing in Aspen, but they have too little snow. Or, you want to go for a glacier walk, and the glaciers are retreating, therefore being unsuitable for people to walk on them. Maybe you want to go to visit historical buildings in a city, but the area is filled with crime etc. Places change because of natural, social and cultural processes. These will eventually change basis for touristic activity. At some point in time this is very likely to occur.

Honey Pot? I do not know what you mean by that.

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Thanks
Sorry about the catogory, i didnt know were to put it really….

As an expert scuba diver, mass tourism can be sustainable only through extensive training of the tourists themselves. They must master neutral buoyancy, kill only what you need to kill, and do mind the flippers.