A Report on Sustainable Tourism Development, Planning and Strategies

This report delves into the realm of sustainable tourism development, examining the core concepts, planning stages, and strategic approaches. It begins by introducing sustainable tourism, highlighting its significance in balancing environmental, economic, and socio-cultural aspects. The report then outlines the various stages involved in planning for sustainability, from initial assessment and stakeholder identification to the implementation of strategies and policy. It underscores the importance of considering environmental impacts, stakeholder involvement, and the need for innovative solutions to address challenges. The conclusion emphasizes the crucial role of the travel and tourism industry in driving economic growth and reducing unemployment, highlighting the benefits of sustainable practices. References are provided to support the research and findings presented within the report.

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SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
DEVELOPMENT
(TASK 3)

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COVERED CONTENT
 Introduction
 Introduction of Sustainable Tourism Development
 Factors Hinder Tourism Development
 Different stages of Planning Sustainability
 Conclusion
 References

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INTRODUCTION
Sustainable tourism defines a concept which reflects to
give a positive impact on economy, environment and
society while visiting a destination as a traveller.
Travelling and tourism both are interrelated terms as
without a journey, tourism cannot possible.
Therefore, concept of sustainable tourism is linked
with procedure of mobility.

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Sustainable tourism can
be defined as procedure of
developing and managing
practices involved in
improving the condition of
heritages and natural beauty
of places. Sustainability
practices means to
environmental, economical
and social-cultural aspect of
development of tourism in a
city.
Introduction of Sustainable Tourism Development

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Different stages of Planning
Sustainability
Some stages of development of
sustainable tourism are:
Stage 1: It is an initial step which
defines short and long term plans. It
is developed by organisations which
are dealing in tourism sector as
based on their objectives.
Stage 2: Under this step, firms
are identified the stakeholders who
make investment in their tourism
industry. So, it is helpful in getting
sufficient amount of finance
through which development of
whole sector can be done.

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Stage 3: It is the most
important step in which those
places are identified which need
to be developed. These places
have natural beauty as well as the
main attraction point of tourist.
Stage 4: Here plans are
developed by firms who are
enrolled in identifying threats and
issues present in environment
which either directly or indirectly
affect performances of them.

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Stage 5: In this crucial
stage, organisations become
able to find issues which are
arise in development and make
strategies to resolve them in
unique way.
Stage 6: It is the last stage
of sustainable development, in
which strategies and policies
are initiated and implemented
in a proper manner so that
issues can be resolved.

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Conclusion
From this report it has concluded that Travel and tourism
industry plays an important role in enhancing growth of
economy of a country in a successful manner. By rapid
growth of tourism help in reducing unemployment and
poverty as it gives opportunity for employment in this
field.

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REFERENCES
Bunakov, O. A. and et. al., 2015. Research on the evolution of
management concepts of sustainable tourism and hospitality
development in the regions. Journal of Sustainable Development.
8(6). p.39.
Carlsen, J. and Butler, R. eds., 2011. Island Tourism: Towards a
Sustainable Perspective (Vol. 8). CABI.
Dabphet, S., Scott, N. and Ruhanen, L., 2012. Applying diffusion
theory to destination stakeholder understanding of sustainable
tourism development: a case from Thailand. Journal of
Sustainable Tourism. 20(8). pp.1107-1124.

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