This study examines the terrestrial impacts – economic, social and environmental – of cruise tourism as they are viewed in Belize. It is based on field research, carried out in 2005 using academic protocols, involving over 600 surveys with cruise passengers and over 100 interviews with a range of stakeholders in Belize.

Topics

Economic Contribution
Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Environmental Conservation
Food
Infrastructure and Facilities
Light Pollution
Resource Management
Sustainable Management Systems
Transportation and Mobility
Wildlife Protection and Interaction

GSTC-D Criterias

B1 -Measuring the economic contribution of tourism
B4 -Support for community
D1 -Protection of sensitive environments
D3 -Wildlife interaction
D4 -Species exploitation and animal welfare
D5 -Energy conservation
D6 -Water stewardship
D7 -Water quality

Sustainable Development Goals - SDG's

08- Decent Work & Economic Growth
12- Responsible Consumption & Production
13- Climate Action

Citation

“Center For Responsible Tourism;

2006;

Cruise Tourism in Belize: Perceptions of Economic, Social & Environmental Impact;

BTRP-ID: 2689″

Cruise Tourism Impacts in Costa Rica and Honduras: Policy Recommendations for Decision Makers

2007

This report presents the results and recommendations of a cruise ship tourism study in Central America with emphasis on Honduras and Costa Rica. The report includes a variety of tools...

Cruise Tourism in Belize: Perceptions of Economic, Social & Environmental Impact

2006

This report presents data on the economic, social and environmental impacts of cruise tourism in Belize, assessing the rapid expansion between 2000 and 2005 and comparing these findings with the...

Cruise Tourism in Belize: Perceptions of Economic, Social & Environmental Impact

Description

Author Related Entries

Like this Resource?

Report an entry