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This Sustainable Tourism International resource has developed a sustainable tourism course specifically geared towards policy-makers and destination managers in SIDS.

This U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation question-based demand guide tool helps practitioners assess recreation demand in their routine administration and planning processes and to help decision makers make better and more defensible decisions.

This U.S. Department of the Interior report outlines a handbook to help staff in reclamation and managing partners complete an appropriate yet expedient planning process for developing interpretation and education products and services.

This UNWTO compendium for public, private, and civil tourism stakeholders, provides specific case studies demonstrating ecotourism in practice and illustrates how tourism operators are aiming to meet the principles of sustainable tourism in Asia and the Pacific

This UNWTO report gives an overview of tourism in SIDS and provides policy orientations, guidelines and other tools to the various tourism stakeholders in SIDS on how to address tourism challenges.

This UNWTO report is the first global assessment of sustainable consumption and production policy instruments in national tourism and aims to inspire stakeholders and encourage them to advance the implementation of the SDGs through sustainable tourism.

This research paper highlights fourteen wetland case studies to illustrate effective approaches in managing tourism for the wetland sector and is designed for wetland management authorities.

This USDA Forest Service guidebook is intended to help designers and recreation professionals apply the Forest Service Outdoor Recreation Accessibility Guidelines (FSORAG) and Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines (FSTAG) to help agencies and organizations develop accessible outdoor recreation and accessible trails.

This World Bank Group report presents fourteen key characteristics displayed in most successful tourism concessioning programs.

This World Bank case study looks at how to make nature-based tourism more equitable in Mozambique.