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This book provides an overview of the cruise industry covering topics and issues including economics, corporate social responsibility, passenger health and wellbeing, cruise workforce, marketing, the social and natural environment, planning and management, infrastructure, risk management, and the future of the industry.

This book examines the wide range of natural, cultural, and man-made marine ecotourism resources, presentation on overview of the significance of the seas and oceans to sustainable coastal livelihoods with considerations to the impacts of climate change , fishing, and resource management.

This CBD report offers background on relevant and guiding UN frameworks, short summaries, updates and analysis on the most relevant global, regional and national initiatives and programmes, as well as information on the Sustainable Tourism Programme of the UN’s 10-Year Framework of Programmes on sustainable consumption And production patterns in the tourism industry.

This CBD manual presents a set of guidelines, tools and resources for sustainable tourism development planning, investments, and activities. This resource is useful for tourism industry researchers, practitioners and destination managers to achieve sustainable tourism goals through education and capacity building.

The UK Marine Strategy provides the framework for delivering marine policy at the national level and sets out how to achieve a sustainable ocean via a marine assessment tool.

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 to help destinations address over tourism through strategic planning, good management, and impact monitoring.

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 stayover tourism sector.

This paper proposes key sustainability indicators for sustainable planning in coastal tourism destinations.

This Conservation International and George Washington University report provides a guide for field practitioners to perform a rapid assessment and analysis of tourism potential in a destination. It incorporates sustainability concepts that aim to optimize tourism development in an effort to protect natural and socio-cultural resources and improve the welfare of local people, while enhancing monetary gains and market access.

This report presents guidelines that aim to assist protected area authorities in the development and use of tourism partnerships and concessioning to contribute financially and technically to protected areas through sustainable tourism. Case studies within the report include: South Africa, Brazil, Ontario, Mozambique, China, and the United States.