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Community Based Ecotourism Project in Ghana
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|Student name: |Assessment No: |Module Level: |Module Tutor: |
|Cristina, Selam and Sofia |1 of 2 |5 |Birte Schmitz |
|Module: Principles of Tourism Planning |Assessment Method: |Weighting: |Date of submission: |
|and Development | | | |
| |Group Executive Summary and |50% (25% executive summary and |As per AR1 |
| |Presentation |25% presentation) | |
|Length: |20 minutes for the presentation |
| |2000 words plus tables and charts (10-12 pages executive summary) |
|Learning outcomes assessed: |Assess the impacts of tourism planning. |
| |Assess the limitations of tourism planning. |
| |Identify the various stages of the planning process |
|Skills Mapped: |Group working |
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Bibliography: Books Hall M (2008), Tourism Planning Hall D. and Richards G. (2003) Tourism and sustainable community development, New York, Routledge Ham et al Harrison D (2001), Tourism and the Less Developed World, Oxon, CABI Publishing Inskeep E (1994), National and Regional Tourism Planning Lavery P (2002), Tourism Planning, Huntingdon, ELM Publications Mason P Nault H. W (1992), The World Book Encyclopaedia, Chicago, World Book Inc. Websites http://www.addictedtotravel.com/travel-guides/countries/ghana-travel-guide (accessed at 21/11/2009) http://www.addictedtotravel.com/places-to-visit/lake-volta_ghana-travel-guide (accessed at 21/11/2009) http://www.fallingrain.com/world/GH/0/DEME6.html (accessed at 21/11/2009) http://www.fipawa.ch/img/test2.jpg (accessed at 21/11/2009) http://www.ghanadistricts.com (accessed at 21/11/2009) http://www.joly-ecotours.com/ecovillage.htm (accessed at 21/11/2009) http://www.touringghana.com/regions/volta_region.asp (accessed at 21/11/2009).
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