Responsible tourism | Social responsibility |
Sustainable tourism | Ecotourism |
Cultural preservation | Environmental protection |
Fair trade | Community-based tourism |
The obligation to operate a business in a way that is accountable for the social and environmental impacts it creates. | Tourism that takes into consideration the local community and the environment in all aspects of planning and operations. |
Tourism that promotes environmentally responsible travel, aimed at conserving wildlife and supporting local communities. | Tourism that meets the needs of present tourists and host regions while protecting and enhancing opportunities for the future. |
The practice of conserving natural resources and reducing environmental impacts while promoting sustainable development. | The effort to protect and preserve cultural heritage and traditions within a community or region. |
Tourism that involves local communities in planning and decision-making, and aims to benefit those communities through economic and social development. | An equitable and sustainable trading partnership between producers and consumers that promotes fair prices and decent working conditions. |
Carbon offset | Sustainable development |
Local sourcing | Educational tourism |
Responsible tourism | Sustainable tourism |
Community-based tourism | Volunteer tourism |
Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. | A mechanism for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions by investing in projects that reduce or remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. |
Tourism that aims to educate tourists about local culture and history, promote cultural understanding, and support the preservation of cultural heritage. | The practice of purchasing goods and services from local suppliers in order to support local businesses and reduce environmental impacts associated with transportation. |
Tourism that balances economic, environmental, and socio-cultural aspects, promoting long-term sustainability of tourism destinations. | Tourism that minimizes negative impacts on the environment and local communities, while maximizing positive impacts such as conservation efforts and economic benefits. |
Tourism that involves volunteering for social or environmental projects, providing a meaningful travel experience while contributing to the local community. | Tourism that involves local communities in the development and management of tourism activities, leading to greater empowerment and economic benefits for the community. |
Cultural tourism | Eco-tourism |
Pro-poor tourism | Fair trade tourism |
Tourism certification | Tourism impact assessment |
Marketing responsible tourism | Measuring the effectiveness of responsible tourism |
Tourism that promotes conservation of natural resources and wildlife through responsible travel practices and education. | Tourism that focuses on experiencing and learning about the local culture and heritage of a destination. |
Tourism that promotes fair and equitable trade practices, ensuring that local communities and small businesses receive a fair share of the benefits from tourism. | Tourism that focuses on providing economic and social benefits to the poorest communities, leading to poverty reduction and sustainable development. |
The process of evaluating the potential impact of tourism development on the environment, social structures, and cultural heritage of a destination. | The process of evaluating and certifying tourism businesses based on their sustainability practices and impact on the environment and local communities. |
The process of evaluating the impact and outcomes of responsible tourism practices, measuring effectiveness in terms of economic, environmental, and social benefits. | The promotion of responsible tourism practices to consumers through marketing channels, such as social media, advertisements, and travel guides. |
Responsible tourism | Case studies |
Host communities | Environments |
Sustainability | Ecotourism |
Community-based tourism | Voluntourism |
Detailed examination of a particular instance or example of responsible tourism that has been successful. | Tourism that minimizes negative social, cultural, and environmental impacts and maximizes positive benefits to host communities and environments. |
The natural and built surroundings in which tourism activities take place, and which are affected by tourism. | Local communities affected by tourism activities, both positively and negatively. |
Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment, sustains the well-being of local people, and involves interpretation and education. | Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. |
Tourism that involves volunteering in local communities or conservation projects. | Tourism that is owned and operated by local communities, and aims to provide economic benefits while respecting local cultures and traditions. |
Carbon footprint | Cultural tourism |
Tourist satisfaction | Destination management |
Tourism that focuses on the cultural aspects of a destination, including the arts, heritage, and traditions of local people. | The amount of greenhouse gas emissions caused by an individual, organization, event, or product. |
Sustainable planning and management of tourism activities in a specific destination. | The level of satisfaction that tourists experience during their trip, which can be influenced by responsible tourism practices. |