Indigenous Ecotourism: Sustainable Development and Management

Culture

Books, Case Studies, Good Practices, Guidelines and Toolkits, Principles, Standards and Certifications

Published: 2006

Author(s)

H. Zeppel

Publisher(s)

CABI

Level of Accessibility

At Cost, Password or Login Required

Stakeholders

Academia, Destination Organizations, Private Sector, Public Sector

Geographic Regions

Africa, Asia, Global, Latin American & the Caribbean

Languages

English

Description

This book examines the key principles of indigenous ecotourism through global case studies and analyzes the key factors for sustainable development.

Topics

Capacity Building
Climate Change
Cultural and Creative Industries
Cultural Heritage and Traditional Knowledge
Destination Governance and Management
Economic Contribution
Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Enterprise Development
Environmental Conservation
Health and Wellbeing
Indigenous Tourism
Infrastructure and Facilities
Resource Management
Safety and Security
Solid Waste
Stakeholder Engagement
Technology and Data
Transportation and Mobility
Visitor Management

GSTC-D Criterias

A1 -Destination management responsibility
A4 -Enterprise engagement and sustainability standards
A5 -Resident engagement and feedback
A7 -Promotion and information
A8 -Managing visitor volumes and activities
B1 -Measuring the economic contribution of tourism
B2 -Decent work and career opportunities
B7 -Safety and security
C1 -Protection of cultural assets
C2 -Cultural artifacts
C3 -Intangible heritage
C4 -Traditional access
D1 -Protection of sensitive environments
D5 -Energy conservation
D6 -Water stewardship
D7 -Water quality
D8 -Wastewater
D9 -Solid Waste

Sustainable Development Goals - SDG's

01- No Poverty
08- Decent Work & Economic Growth
13- Climate Action

Citation

“H. Zeppel;

2006;

Indigenous Ecotourism: Sustainable Development and Management;

BTRP-ID: 2366″

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