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Sustainable Tourism Economics

The socioeconomic dimensions of sustainable tourism refer to the interplay between social and economic factors that influence and are influenced by tourism practices, emphasizing the need for equitable resource distribution, community engagement, and cultural preservation while promoting economic development and environmental sustainability. This concept highlights the importance of balancing the benefits of tourism with the well-being of local communities and ecosystems.

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The socioeconomic dimensions of sustainable tourism highlight the interconnectedness of tourism, local economies, and environmental health. By focusing on sustainable practices, tourism can provide significant economic benefits while preserving cultural heritage and protecting natural resources. Eng...

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Key Terms

Sustainable Tourism
Tourism that meets the needs of present tourists and host regions while protecting and enhancing opportunities for the future.

Example: Eco-friendly hotels that use renewable energy.

Economic Impact
The effect of tourism on the local economy, including job creation and income generation.

Example: Increased employment in hospitality due to rising tourist numbers.

Community Engagement
Involvement of local communities in tourism development and decision-making processes.

Example: Local residents participating in tourism planning meetings.

Ecological Footprint
A measure of the environmental impact of tourism activities.

Example: Calculating the carbon emissions from tourist travel.

Cultural Heritage
The traditions, customs, and artifacts of a community that are passed down through generations.

Example: Local festivals that showcase traditional music and dance.

Eco-tourism
Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people.

Example: Visiting a national park with guided tours that support conservation.

Related Topics

Cultural Tourism
Explores how tourism can promote and preserve local cultures and traditions.
intermediate
Environmental Policy in Tourism
Examines policies that govern sustainable practices in the tourism industry.
advanced
Community-Based Tourism
Focuses on tourism initiatives that are led and managed by local communities.
intermediate

Key Concepts

Economic ImpactCommunity EngagementEnvironmental SustainabilityCultural Preservation