Tourism and environment
Coastal tourism, environment, and sustainable development - a road map
... subsidiarity and inte- gration, which underlie environment and regional planning ...coastal tourism may improve the situation on the ground by creating better incentives to shape ...
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Tourism, environment and sustainable development. Local strategies for improving rural livelihoods in Bahia (Brazil) and Goa (India)
... nature tourism, green tourism, low-impact tourism, alternative tourism, responsible tourism, and quality tourism are usual expressions to sustain or even enhance the ...
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THE INFLUENCE OF THE ROMANIAN TOURISM ON THE ENVIRONMENT
... of tourism practiced (mass tourism or alternatively), in the end, it follows a series of impacts felt both by the society and by the natural ...mass tourism is the one responsible for the most ...
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Tourism in Rural Environment
... tourism in mountain villages, where the traditions are preserved most clearly, with some degree of association with external influences and opportunities for service delivery, resulting in various ...
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Tourism impact on the environment of small islands with special reference to Malta
... Since, as indicated above, tourism tends to have a large impact on the environment, the issue of sustainable development is of direct relevance to this type of economic activity (Far[r] ...
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Modelling the interaction between the tourism accomodation industry and the environment
... between tourism and natural environment is, generally, one of impact and ...hand, tourism generates impacts such as those associated with its infrastructures ...views and ...
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Managament in Tourism and Environment Protection
... of tourism development, there should be a better solution for traf- ic in cities and settlements, since it is exactly in these micro locations due to heavy traic dur- ing summer months that all the negative ...
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Scenarios and possible futures for hospitality and tourism
... makers and other actors related to the tourism sector must be aware of the need to control demand because over-exploration and over-concentration in certain areas may result in the loss of the ...
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TOURISM AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
... (Butnaru and Timu, 2011). Due to the fact that the environment represents one of the basic components of the values of tourism industry, the income realised by this sector is often used as a measure ...
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TOURISM AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
... citizens and local communities to which they belong was institutionalized, for the first time, by the Maastricht Treaty (1992), by creating the Committee of the Regions, its purpose being to strengthen the social ...
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Tourism and territorial differentiation: an analysis of the competitiveness and sustainability of tourism
... or tourism destinations, considering that the competitive performance of organizations is usually measured, from the input side, taking in consideration physical and human capital endowment and ...
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Tourism experience and sustainable tourism : a nature-based tour activity in Portugal
... founder and the tour guide employee to rigorously define the trails and identify the main difficulties or possible problem that may arise during the tour ...price and additional provisions, i.e. ...
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Tourism, creativity and talent: breaking Algarve’s tourism lock-in
... the tourism-related activities have a very high proportion in the regional ...sea, and the environment, heritage, gastronomy, and differentiation in key areas such as golf have given Algarve ...
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Health and tourism
... International tourism is, so to speak, the in situ export of certain natural resources—including human resources—in which an essential element of what the importer seeks to acquire is the experience of ...
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Nanomaterials and the environment.
... Emerging and Newly Identiied Heath Risks), que tem produzido documentos cujo enfoque é a discussão de mecanismos para que sejam desen- volvidos, validados e padronizados os procedimentos para estimar a exposição ...
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Corruption and the Environment
... Mining operations produce mining tailings, smelter gases, overburden flotation chemicals, and oxidization products including acids, air pollutants and sludge as by-products [30]. Lax environmental laws ...
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Gardens and Tourism for and beyond economic profit
... Tagus and the landscape of its surroundings are a great attraction for visitors, while the layout of the town provides a fascinating museum of artistic buildings, the city having long been a melting pot for ...
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Health and Wellness Tourism, Thermalism and SPA
... Water and the building retains the aim of offering thermal and wellness services, only the latter is being ...pressure) and the abundance of drills (for foundations, sewers, swimming pools and ...
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Environment and Human Health
... living environment plays a very important role in health and interventions should be addressed looking at neighbourhood environment as a potential source of stress and disease, or well-being ...
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Health and the environment
... Unanswered Questions and Research Needs A major unanswered question for the developing world is how to balance the use of very limited resources between efforts [r] ...
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