Analysis of Sustainable Tourism Strategies and Recommendations

This report delves into the realm of sustainable tourism, exploring strategies for both emerging and established destinations. It begins by defining sustainable tourism and its core principles, emphasizing the importance of environmental protection and local community engagement. The report then compares and contrasts sustainable tourism strategies, highlighting the unique characteristics and challenges of destinations like East Anglia and the Cairngorms National Park. It suggests a recommended strategy for each type of location, emphasizing the importance of off-season tourism and demand-based approaches. The report concludes by underscoring the significance of reducing carbon footprints and utilizing natural energy technologies. It emphasizes the crucial role of tourism companies and agents in meeting the needs of both domestic and international travelers while preserving nature and wildlife. This report provides valuable insights into sustainable tourism development, offering practical recommendations and a comprehensive overview of the subject.

GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE
TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

Table of content
 Introduction
 Compare and contrast outcomes of sustainable tourism
strategy
 Recommended strategy
 Contrast
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
Sustainable tourism strategies include the mechanism by which
meaningful local residence connections are developed by
strong dedication to the natural environment and local culture.
This includes a variety of leisure, lodging, entertainment, as
well as nutritional activities that occur through protecting
habitat, animal and human wildlife interests.

Comparison between emerging and
established sustainable tourism strategies
 Emerging location: East Anglia is one of Eastern England's
emerging destinations and is known by tourism because of its
natural beauty because it is surrounded by glaciers, valleys and
rivers.
 Current attraction: Cairngorms National Park is actually situated
in Scotland and has become an popular destination because most
travelers visit this location for outdoor sports activities.

Recommended strategy for Emerging locations
Recommended strategy: Under this combining destination
travel business will follow a policy such as off-season
sustainable tourist destination in which environmentally
friendly goods and services are provided to attract travelers all
year long. This ultimately nourishes the traveler's resources by
spending some time with wildlife.

Recommended strategy for Existing destination
Concentrating on demand based approach which allows the current
destination sites to execute a detailed development plan and also
draws travelers in terms of visiting the location and even
recommending others. Focus on retaining traveler as well as
sports fan specifications. Together with that reusable shopping
bags need to be replaced with plastic shopping bags that foster
residence specifications.

Contrast
All current and potential destinations are working with this
motive to safeguard environmental value, conserve natural
beauty, and maximize resource utilization.
Value is placed on reducing the carbon footprint by using natural
energy technologies such as solar panels or windows to reduce
the use of electrical and conditioning techniques.

Conclusion
Depending on the above analysis, it has been concluded that
duty of both travel agents and tourism companies to consider
national and foreign travelers' requirements in terms of
meeting their needs. Sufficient sustainable techniques must be
used to preserve both nature and wildlife.

References
Jovicic, D. Z., 2014. Key issues in the implementation of
sustainable tourism. Current Issues in Tourism. 17(4). pp.297-
302.
Spenceley, A. and Meyer, D., 2012. Tourism and poverty
reduction: Theory and practice in less economically developed
countries. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. 20(3). pp.297-317.

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