Green Tour: Discovering Biodiversity of Son TRA Peninsula
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Running head: GREEN TOUR 1
Green Tour
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Green Tour
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GREEN TOUR 2
GREEN TOUR
Concept: Green Tour for the Visitor to Discover Biodiversity of Son TRA Peninsula and Traditional
Craft Villages around Da Nag City
People:
The concept will lead to the creation of job opportunities to boost the income of the farmers.
Going green benefits the people through creation of jobs which in turn strengthen and stimulate the
economy of people. The green tour will also lead to positive health benefits since it reduces air pollutants
thus reducing the premature deaths triggered by air pollution. Moreover, it will lead to healthy persons
who are more productive at home and work. This is because people will purchase eco-friendly households
alongside cosmetic products. Green tour will also help decrease toxins and chemicals in the air people
inhale (Namkung & Jang, 2017).
Feasibility Analysis
The Green Tour will be beneficial to people because it will help prevent the risks associated with
travelling to Son TRA Peninsula. This will be saving on costs that would otherwise be incurred in treating
the people were the accidents to occur due to landslides by visiting Son TRA Peninsula during bad
weather, strong wind and heavy rains.
Risk Assessment
There is a risk of possible accidents to the people or the visitors travelling to the Son TRA
Peninsula. For example, visitors are always warned never to travel on the Peninsula in bad weather,
strong wind or heavy rain since there is always a high risk of landslides at certain vulnerable lowland
areas hence triggering danger for road users (Musa & Chinniah, 2016). There is a risk due to dangers
that travelers or green tour visitors who ride scooters to get down slopes. This is because they use both
rear and front brakes. This makes the brakes to get hot and worn out hence causing a high risk for falling
down as well as crashing into talus or accidents. There is also risks to accident in roads in mountain areas
which have many tight corners which pose high risk to visitors. There is also a risk of monkeys biting
GREEN TOUR
Concept: Green Tour for the Visitor to Discover Biodiversity of Son TRA Peninsula and Traditional
Craft Villages around Da Nag City
People:
The concept will lead to the creation of job opportunities to boost the income of the farmers.
Going green benefits the people through creation of jobs which in turn strengthen and stimulate the
economy of people. The green tour will also lead to positive health benefits since it reduces air pollutants
thus reducing the premature deaths triggered by air pollution. Moreover, it will lead to healthy persons
who are more productive at home and work. This is because people will purchase eco-friendly households
alongside cosmetic products. Green tour will also help decrease toxins and chemicals in the air people
inhale (Namkung & Jang, 2017).
Feasibility Analysis
The Green Tour will be beneficial to people because it will help prevent the risks associated with
travelling to Son TRA Peninsula. This will be saving on costs that would otherwise be incurred in treating
the people were the accidents to occur due to landslides by visiting Son TRA Peninsula during bad
weather, strong wind and heavy rains.
Risk Assessment
There is a risk of possible accidents to the people or the visitors travelling to the Son TRA
Peninsula. For example, visitors are always warned never to travel on the Peninsula in bad weather,
strong wind or heavy rain since there is always a high risk of landslides at certain vulnerable lowland
areas hence triggering danger for road users (Musa & Chinniah, 2016). There is a risk due to dangers
that travelers or green tour visitors who ride scooters to get down slopes. This is because they use both
rear and front brakes. This makes the brakes to get hot and worn out hence causing a high risk for falling
down as well as crashing into talus or accidents. There is also risks to accident in roads in mountain areas
which have many tight corners which pose high risk to visitors. There is also a risk of monkeys biting
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