tourism Flashcards
ecotourism
Trinidad Caribbean
AWNR in 1967
- 78 hectres farming planation
- jobs for locals
- accommodation
- conserve arima valley
- promote public awreness
eco and social social reasons for growth
social: more holidays less hours communication call centres
eco:
more income 2008 wage
fewer children
working families
ecomonic impacts of HIC case study
Halham Yorkshire
positive:
- cafes for jobs
- tourism jobs after farming depression
- farmers open campsites = £10 a night or £3 a day
negative:
- houses are 15% more than less rural areas
- hard to afford a house = ecosocial
- in 1991, 55% of houses were for holiday
- demand means prices have risen
blkpool rejuvination
- oyster and champagne
- 26,000 jobs
- 14mil bond hotel
- 2 mil
- sea and art centre
environmental impacts from HIC case study
positive:
- nation park is protected by the laws of the park
- restricts development to help natural growth of the area
- houses have to be made from local stone
negative:
- new houses are themed which removes authentic nature of the area
- Janet’s Foss Water fall footpath eroded
- tourist free to roam = erosion and farming issues
- 75,000 - 100,000 tourists = erosion
social impacts of HIC case study
positive:
- national trust run a bus from Malham to settle so locals can do shopping there
- bus reduces congestion and car park
- tourism opens services for the locals
negative:
- visitors cause congestion and park in small streets which upsets the locals
- declines in tradition and tradition shops
- news agents now sell gifts not local needs
