FdAITBM2 Destination Planning & Development: Amsterdam Tourism Plan

This assignment analyzes the tourism plan of Amsterdam, Netherlands, focusing on stakeholder involvement and the European Tourism Indicator System. The student examines the roles of local community groups, businesses, employees, and suppliers in devising the plan. The assignment also compares the plan's socio-cultural, economic, and environmental goals with a framework for destination success. The analysis identifies key actions, initiatives, and the application of the European Tourism Indicator System to assess the plan's effectiveness. The conclusion highlights the positive impacts of tourism on income, job creation, and overall economic expansion, considering both internal and external benefits.

DESTINATION
PLANNING &
DEVELOPMENT

TABLE OF CONTENT
• INTRODUCTION
• Tourism Plan of Amsterdam, Netherlands
• The direct involvement of stakeholders and groups in devising the
tourism plan
of Amsterdam, Netherlands.
• Issues/Gaps raised by each of the stakeholders involved
• Actions proposed by each of the stakeholders involved in the
Tourism Plan of Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Identification of key Socio-cultural, environmental and economic
goals of the Tourism Plan
• Actions/initiatives of the Tourism Plan
• European Tourism Indicator System
• CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION
Tourism is the activity of individuals
who visit and live for recreation,
commercial and other reasons for up to
one successive year in areas beyond
their work situation. Amsterdam,
Netherland has considered in this report
as tourism place. There are many places
to visit such as Rjksmueseum, Anne
Frank House and Van Gogh Museum.
The famous for its beauty and attractive
places.

TOURISM PLAN OF
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Tourism planning relates to the general growth method and the
execution of an ultimate structure of tourism. Most of them
involve certain legislative standard and a few of them include
regulatory features like planning and also they contain the
structures. Amsterdam is the Netherlands capital and is noted
mostly for its complex river system, its cultural history and its
buildings.

AND GROUPS IN DEVISING THE TOURISM PLAN
OF AMSTERDAM,
NETHERLANDS.
Even the stakeholders who actively or passively help the company benefit
from the growth of tourism in the region. In terms of high work opportunities,
economic growth of tourist destinations would impact local economy and
tourism workers.
• Local community Groups
• Local businesses
• Employees
• Suppliers

ISSUES/GAPS RAISED BY EACH
OF THE STAKEHOLDERS
INVOLVED
Stakeholder Stakeholder
involvement
Issues raised Action proposed Supporting theories
Local community
Groups
The sales volume is
primarily concerned
for these categories.
They should not
take part in the
judgement process.
Have to participate
whenever necessary
in strategic thinking.
Decision making engagement.
Local businesses They are involved in
doing business.
These teams do not
take decisions.
Group decision
making.
Linked with each other.
Employees They participate in
policies and
activities.
These communities
are not part of the
growth strategy for
accommodation.
Encourage staff
members in the
statement method.
Job participation.
Suppliers These organisations
are involved in
collaborative
projects for the
production process.
Failure of
cooperation.
Make the people
collaborative to take
all types of decision
in a particular
situation.
Theory of constraint.

ACTIONS PROPOSED BY EACH OF
THE STAKEHOLDERS INVOLVED
IN THE TOURISM PLAN
Action proposed by stakeholder is that it
is important that they are included in
decision making process when it is time
to include local neighbourhood
organisation. It allows strengthening
your commitment to improving the
efficiency of the local business
development programme. With the
support of integrated partnership, it is
important to have the group decisions.

IDENTIFICATION OF KEY
GOALS OF THE TOURISM PLAN
• Socio-cultural: Sociocultural effects of tourism will
affect attitude habits, lifestyles and the standard of living
of local resident.
• Environmental: It is a means of educating the climate
and can be a method to fund the conservation and
cultural significance of protected environments.
• Economic goals: The environmental purpose of the plan
for economic growth is to strongly support the
conservation and creation of environmental and cultural
sources as it enables active saving of indigenous animals
and sites.

ACTIONS/INITIATIVES OF THE
TOURISM PLAN
The economic advantages it can offer
to a region will enable the tourism of
local communities to lift their
standard of living. Furthermore, both
tourists and local residents profit
from the development of
infrastructure and leisure facilities.
The tourism that is suitable for the
venue will be preferably be created.

EUROPEAN TOURISM
INDICATOR SYSTEM
Sustainable tourism planning actually involves
environmental conversation management and it covers a lot
of studies and analyses prior to deciding the path which the
development took place. Sustainable tourism is a form of
tourism that gives the areas visited a minimal serious affect
and, ideally, has a positive effect on culture.

CONTINUE…
The European Tourism Indicator System is a tool specially
designed to plan, advice and track destinations for tourism. It is
structured as a system for the collection and analysis of
information in local possession with the ultimate goal of evaluating
the effects of tourism on a destination

CONCLUSION
From the above analysis, it is concluded the effects of
hospitality are strong optimistic for both income job
creation, solid quantifiable statistics and proof of
tourism's significant benefit both internally and
externally to productivity expansion (by GDP initiatives)
and to jobs. Economic, socio-cultural and environmental
effects can be classified as tourist impacts.