Sustainable Tourism in Scotland
Sustainable tourism
“Development of sustainable tourism in Scotland”
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Main questions:
1. What is sustainable tourism?
2. Characteristics of sustainable tourism:
- Economic
- Social equity
- Environmental and cultural protection
3. Introducing Scotland…(short description)
- Country sides
- Tourism
- Tourists
- Historical heritages
- Places and destinations in Scotland
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4. The sustainable tourism in Scotland?
5. Who is responsible for the development of the sustainability in Scotland?
- Who’s doing what?
- Future government projects?
6. What are the key challenges to the sustainability of Scottish tourism? Challenges
1: Reducing the seasonality of demand
2: Addressing the impact of tourism transport
3: Minimising resource use and waste
4: Looking after our natural and cultural heritage
5: Enhancing quality of life for Scottish communities through tourism
6: Improving the quality of tourism jobs
7: Making holidays available to all
7. What should the tourist know about his visit in Scotland?
8. Ostavat :
- Promqna na Problem Formulation
- Introduction
- Conclusion
- Table of contents
Problem formulation
Sustainable tourism is simply sustainable development achieved through tourism. Sustainable development is economic development that takes a long-term view. It balances the benefits of economic development against environmental and social costs. Just as sustainable development assumes continued economic growth, so sustainable tourism assumes continued tourism growth. Sustainable tourism is not a marketing idea to attract new markets - it is a strategic term to describe a specific approach to the development of tourism. Sustainable tourism aims to take all impacts, positive and negative,
“Development of sustainable tourism in Scotland”
[pic]
Main questions:
1. What is sustainable tourism?
2. Characteristics of sustainable tourism:
- Economic
- Social equity
- Environmental and cultural protection
3. Introducing Scotland…(short description)
- Country sides
- Tourism
- Tourists
- Historical heritages
- Places and destinations in Scotland
-
4. The sustainable tourism in Scotland?
5. Who is responsible for the development of the sustainability in Scotland?
- Who’s doing what?
- Future government projects?
6. What are the key challenges to the sustainability of Scottish tourism? Challenges
1: Reducing the seasonality of demand
2: Addressing the impact of tourism transport
3: Minimising resource use and waste
4: Looking after our natural and cultural heritage
5: Enhancing quality of life for Scottish communities through tourism
6: Improving the quality of tourism jobs
7: Making holidays available to all
7. What should the tourist know about his visit in Scotland?
8. Ostavat :
- Promqna na Problem Formulation
- Introduction
- Conclusion
- Table of contents
Problem formulation
Sustainable tourism is simply sustainable development achieved through tourism. Sustainable development is economic development that takes a long-term view. It balances the benefits of economic development against environmental and social costs. Just as sustainable development assumes continued economic growth, so sustainable tourism assumes continued tourism growth. Sustainable tourism is not a marketing idea to attract new markets - it is a strategic term to describe a specific approach to the development of tourism. Sustainable tourism aims to take all impacts, positive and negative,