Tourism is an integral part of most, if not all, world economies and climate change is a foregone conclusion, supported by scientific evidence, it is very prudent that we discuss how we can learn, adapt ourselves and continue to be successful at all levels of society. The tourism industry of specific countries has already started the process of reducing its impact on natural resources, consumption patterns, pollution and social systems.
Through a series of international case studies, this book presents solutions from varied sources of making worldwide tourism culturally, environmentally, anthropologically, architecturally and archeologically viable for the future generations. Readers and researchers who have had previous experience of the interconnectedness of different subjects and holistic studies will find Cultural Sustainable Tourism a useful addition to their library. Decision makers and industry professionals, in each of these fields, will also find it extremely valuable allowing them to stay ahead of their competition.
Topics
Section 1: Tourism Issues
1.1. Tourism strategies
1.2. Tourism impact
1.3. Transport and tourism
1.4. Education and tourism
1.5. Destination management
1.6. Social and physical infrastructure
1.7. Safety and security
Section 2: Tourism and Environment
2.1. Environmental issues.
2.2. Climate change
2.3. Wildlife and adventure tourism
2.4. Marine and coastal areas tourism
2.5. Tourism and protected area
2.6. Rural tourism
2.7. Ecotourism
Section 3: Culture and Tourism
3.1. Art, architecture, and culture
3.2. Heritage tourism
3.3. City tourism
3.4. Theme parks and leisure
3.5. Simulation models
3.6. Community issues
3.7. Sport tourism
Section 4: Tourism and Development
4.1. Integrated Relational Tourism (IRT) as a tool of development
4.2. New policies and strategies for tourism in the Mediterranean Basin and beyond
