Sustainable and Responsible Tourism Management: Evolution, Role of Global Organizations, and Principles for Minimizing Adverse Effects

Sustainable and
Responsible Tourism
Management

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
P1 Explanation of evolution of concept of sustainable and responsible tourism...................1
P2 Determination of role, function and mission of leading global organisations involved in
promotion of sustainable and responsible tourism.................................................................2
M1 Concept of sustainable and responsible tourism in relation to leading global organization
................................................................................................................................................3
D1 Critically analyse the relevance and application of the concepts and meaning of
sustainable and responsible tourism according to leading global organisations....................4
TASK 2............................................................................................................................................4
P3 Exploration of purpose and principles of tourism development and planning to minimise
the adverse effects of tourism.................................................................................................4
P4Evaluation of the process of tourism development and planning and challenges along with
problems associated with it....................................................................................................6
M2 Different approaches to plan tourism development.........................................................7
D2 Critically evaluate different approaches to tourism development and planning to identify
and justify the rationale for measuring and monitoring sustainable performance.................7
TASK 3............................................................................................................................................8
P5 Impacts of tourism industry in relation to socio-cultural, economical and environmental
segments.................................................................................................................................8
P6 Principles of sustainable tourism.......................................................................................8
M3 Contribution of different stakeholders which makes development with sustainable tourism
practices..................................................................................................................................9
D3 Critically analyse the value and importance of stakeholder engagement and partnerships in
minimising adverse impacts to meet overall sustainable objectives......................................9
TASK 4............................................................................................................................................9
P7 Development and management of sustainability is different for tourists destination.......9
M4 Success or failure of management with sustainable tourism development is chosen
destination...............................................................................................................................9

D4 Make justified recommendations and solutions for improving sustainable management and
development for a range of tourist destinations worldwide.................................................10
CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................11
REFRENCES.................................................................................................................................12

INTRODUCTION
Tourism management is the process by which information is been collected over
activities which has made managing of activities within tourism industry. Such management
makes all process within tourism to be performed in smooth and impactful manner by focusing
upon changes that has to be made within it.
This report paper here is formed is on the basis of evaluation and explanation of sustainable
as well as responsible tourism management. This project here covers all the major topics of
following subject such as analysis and clarification of important features of sustainable and
responsible tourism, identifying the importance of tourism development and formulating the
effective planning for sustainability. Along with that, the certain application of principles for
sustainable and responsible tourism management and countering of the ways through which it
has developed.
TASK 1
P1 Explanation of evolution of concept of sustainable and responsible tourism
Sustainable and responsible tourism is related to that kind of process which makes
sustainability to be attained within tourism sector to be enhanced for Iceland. Responsible
tourism means those responsibility which is to be hold by various organizations of Iceland in
order to make positive impact over tourism within the country (Patti and Messina, 2020).
Tourism industry in Iceland went through many changes since 1918, tourism sector of Iceland
has come to become 13th all over the globe. This is because of their sustainable marketing
practices. These practices assist tourism sector in establishing their final deliverables in such a
manner that socially and environmentally acceptable. Such values and ethical considerations
attract tourists from all over the globe (O’Halloran, 2020). Over the years, Sustainability policy
have come across a lot of changes based on increasing scarcity of resources and hike in
purchasing power of customers. One of the biggest changes that took place throughout these
years is that the disposable income in the hands of target customers of the tourism sector is
increasing and therefore the sector has to established the outline for their final deliverable in such
a way that it meets the requirements of the customers. But this has led to negligence of principle
of sustainability within the industry. The evolution of sustainability policy has also undertaken
the form of many modern theoretical approaches. For example, introduction of principles such as
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