Sustainable Tourism Development: A Qatar Case Study Analysis

This presentation provides an overview of sustainable tourism development in Qatar, justifying its introduction and emphasizing the need for proper planning. It discusses the triple bottom line, encompassing social, environmental, and economic factors relevant to Qatar's tourism sector. The presentation analyzes factors hindering sustainable tourism, such as climate change, education levels, resource availability, social justice, tourism policies, and globalization. It also outlines the different stages in planning for sustainability, including study identification, objective setting, data surveying, implementation, resource analysis, plan formulation, recommendation, plan implementation, and monitoring. The conclusion highlights the essential role of sustainable tourism in Qatar and the importance of following proper procedures for a systematic strategy. Desklib offers a platform for students to access this presentation and other solved assignments for their academic needs.

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Table of content
 Introduction
 P 3.1 Justify the introduction of the concept of sustainability in
tourism development with reference Qatar
 Triple bottom line
 P 3.2 Analyse factors that may prevent/hinder sustainable tourism
development with reference to Qatar.
 P 3.3 Analyse different stages in planning for sustainability with
reference Qatar.
 Conclusion
 References

Introduction
 Presently, sustainable tourism is very mush required for the growth in
international market.
 Qatar, need to carry out proper sustainable development planning.
 The different factors which is influencing the sustainability need to be managed
effectively.
 All these things will be understood in this presentation here.

P 3.1 Justify the introduction of the concept of sustainability in
tourism development with reference Qatar
 The sustainable tourism development is basically a need fulfilment of the people.
 In the sustainable development, it is very necessary to follow government’s rules
and policies so that sustainability can be attained.
 The aim of sustainable tourism is to make the tourist get meet with their end and
desired needs and requirements.

Triple bottom line
There are three triple bottom line which is related to Qatar
are as below-
 The first bottom line considers about the social factors
of Qatar.
 The second is concerning regarding the several
dimensions of the environmental factors.
 A last it is focusing on the economic condition of Qatar
in context to tourism.

P 3.2 Analyse factors that may prevent/hinder sustainable
tourism development with reference to Qatar
There are several factors and aspects which is hindering the sustainable tourism
development in Qatar, they are-
 Changes in climate
 Level of studies and education
 Availability of required resources
 Social justice
 Travel and tourism policies
 Globalization

P 3.3 Analyse different stages in planning for sustainability
with reference Qatar.
 The Study identification
 Setting Objectives and standards
 Survey of the available data
 Implementation on survey
 Resource Analysis

Continued…
 Plan formulation
 Recommendation
 Implementing the Plan
 Monitoring and reviewing

Conclusion
 It can be understood that the sustainable tourism development is playing
essential role in Qatar.
 There are several elements and factors which is hindering the growth and
development of sustainable tourism in Qatar.
 As to plan a systematic sustainable strategy, it has been understood that proper
steps and procedures are to be followed.

References
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 Weber, A.S., 2014. Education, development and sustainability in Qatar: A case study of
economic and knowledge transformation in the Arabian Gulf. In Education for a
knowledge society in Arabian Gulf countries (pp. 59-82). Emerald Group Publishing
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 Melis, J.W.C., 2014. Efficacy of restoration measures in grey dunes (Master's thesis).
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and Thomas, C.J., 2012. Transdisciplinary research in sustainability science: practice,
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