Objective 10 Flashcards

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What is the role of government policies in sustainable tourism?

A

To limit damage to the environment and retain cultural authenticity.

Policies must be enforced and supported by funding for environmental protection agencies.

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Why is legislation important in sustainable tourism?

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To punish those who endanger the environment and ensure strict enforcement of environmental laws.

Adequate personnel should be hired to enforce these laws.

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What is the purpose of Environmental Impact Assessments in tourism?

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To determine the sustainability of tourism development and avoid potential risks.

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What is stakeholder involvement in tourism planning?

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Collaboration between government bodies and private companies, along with community consultation.

This includes public private partnerships (PPP).

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5
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What are some methods for using resources sustainably in tourism?

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  • Recycling paper, plastic, and organic wastes.
  • Collecting rainwater for cleaning and watering plants.
  • Planting trees to create green spaces.
  • Encouraging guests to use towels and other washable items consciously.
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How can tourism management reduce overconsumption and waste?

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By preparing meals based on the number of guests and encouraging conservation through notices.

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What does integrating tourism into planning involve?

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Considering resource dependency, investing in water catchment facilities, and traffic control policies.

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Why is supporting local economies important in sustainable tourism?

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To ensure the socio-economic impact of tourism benefits the local community.

Sourcing goods locally supports the upkeep of the destination.

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What are key ways to involve local communities in tourism?

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  • Consulting stakeholders and the public.
  • Training staff from local communities.
  • Marketing tourism responsibly.
  • Undertaking research.
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True or False: Multinational companies have enhanced the prospects of local communities in tourism.

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False.

They have limited opportunities for locals, forcing them into medium to low-income jobs.

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11
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Fill in the blank: Sustainable tourism is concerned with both environmental and _______.

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[socio-economic impact].

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12
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What is a specific example of sustainable resource use in tourism mentioned in the text?

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The collaboration between Sandals International Resort and Panasonic to install solar panels.

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13
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What should be the focus of marketing in sustainable tourism?

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To avoid damaging the reputation of local businesses and promote responsible tourism.

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What is a challenge in reducing overconsumption in tourism?

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Different attitudes towards conservation among guests.

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What is a benefit of undertaking research in local communities for tourism?

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It provides important business guidance and helps develop a positive attitude toward research.

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