Global Sustainable Tourism Development Report - 2019-2020

This report, created for a Higher National Diploma in International Travel and Tourism Management, delves into the realm of global sustainable tourism development. It begins by analyzing the adverse effects of the tourism industry, which have spurred the development of sustainable practices. The report then outlines the processes required to create an effective sustainable tourism strategy, focusing on meeting sustainable objectives. A key aspect of the report involves evaluating the contributions of various stakeholders and tourism partners to global strategic development. Finally, the report provides a comparative analysis of the outcomes of sustainable tourism strategies in both emerging and established destinations, offering insights into their respective approaches and impacts. The report also includes references to relevant academic sources.

Global sustainable
tourism development

Table of content
 Introduction
 Comparison
 Contrast
 Conclusion
 References

INTRODUCTION
Sustainable Tourism is defined as a commitment towards
making low impact upon local, culture and environment by
considering towards future employment for local individual.
Sustainable Tourism is a positive aspect through which entities
involved in travel and tourism industry can positively conduct
their business operations while ensuring maximum profitability.

• Sustainable Tourism practices involve water conservation, energy management,
human wildlife conflict, resolution based management and other practices in which
industries involve in travel and tourism sector stay committed to make low impact
upon culture and environment.
• It has been identified that nowadays sustainable tourism practices is being
undertaken by developed and emerging tourism destination in which government
and industry involved in this sector undertake sustainable measures with an aim to
serve local individuals and environment in a best effective manner.
Comparison of sustainable tourism strategies
in an emerging and an established tourism
destination

Contrast of sustainable tourism
strategies in an emerging and an
established tourism destination
• Emerging tourist destination
require more attractive
investments in order to
encourage tourist from all
around the world
• While established tourist
destinations already offer
different type of unique
services.

CONCLUSION
As per the above mentioned report it has been concluded that,
sustainable tourism practices can not only ensure high level
of tourism satisfaction but can raise awareness towards
environmental and natural reserves and local individuals in
a well effective manner. In this with the help of having
contribution of key stakeholder’s effective policies can be
made.

References
• Scobie, M., 2019. Sustainable tourism governance and Caribbean
SIDS. In Global Environmental Governance and Small States.
Edward Elgar Publishing.
• al Irsyad, M.I., Nepal, R. and Nepal, S.K., 2019. Tourist arrivals,
energy consumption and pollutant emissions in a developing
economy-implications for sustainable tourism.
• He, L., Zha, J. and Loo, H.A., 2020. How to improve tourism
energy efficiency to achieve sustainable tourism: Evidence from
China. Current Issues in Tourism, 23(1), pp.1-16.