Course Syllabus
PART ONE : INTRODUCTION
1.Historical Background
2.The Nature And Scope Of Sustainable Tourism
3. A Critique Of Current Thinking In Sustainable Tourism Management
4. Towards A New Approach To Sustainable Tourism Management
PART TWO : THE THREE DIMENSIONS OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
5. The Environmental Dimension
6. The Economic Dimension
7. The Social Dimension
PART THREE : THE KEY ACTORS IN SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
8. The Public Sector
9. The Industry
10. The Voluntary Sector
11. The Host Community
12. The Media
13. The Tourist
PART FOUR : SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS
14. Coastal Areas And The Sea
15. Rural Areas
16. Urban Areas
17. Mountainous Regions
18. Islands
19. Developing Countries
PART FIVE : SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND FUNCTONAL TOURISM
20. Marketing Management
21. Human Resource Management
22. Operations Management
23. Financial Management
PART SIX : SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND THE DIFFERENT SECTORS AND TYPES OF TOURISM
24. Tourist Destinations
25. Visitor Attractions
26. Tour Operations
27. Transport
28. Hospitality
29. Cultural Tourism
30. Ecotourism
31. All-Inclusive And Self-Contained Resort Complexes
32. Business Tourism
PART SEVEN : SPATIAL STRATEGIES FOR DESTINATIONS
33. Land Use Planning
34. Facilities And Infrastructure Planning
PART EIGHT : VISITOR MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR DESTINATIONS
35. Visitor Impact Management
36. Carrying Capacities
PART NINE : THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
37. The Future Of Sustainable Tourism
1.Historical Background
2.The Nature And Scope Of Sustainable Tourism
3. A Critique Of Current Thinking In Sustainable Tourism Management
4. Towards A New Approach To Sustainable Tourism Management
PART TWO : THE THREE DIMENSIONS OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
5. The Environmental Dimension
6. The Economic Dimension
7. The Social Dimension
PART THREE : THE KEY ACTORS IN SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
8. The Public Sector
9. The Industry
10. The Voluntary Sector
11. The Host Community
12. The Media
13. The Tourist
PART FOUR : SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS
14. Coastal Areas And The Sea
15. Rural Areas
16. Urban Areas
17. Mountainous Regions
18. Islands
19. Developing Countries
PART FIVE : SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND FUNCTONAL TOURISM
20. Marketing Management
21. Human Resource Management
22. Operations Management
23. Financial Management
PART SIX : SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AND THE DIFFERENT SECTORS AND TYPES OF TOURISM
24. Tourist Destinations
25. Visitor Attractions
26. Tour Operations
27. Transport
28. Hospitality
29. Cultural Tourism
30. Ecotourism
31. All-Inclusive And Self-Contained Resort Complexes
32. Business Tourism
PART SEVEN : SPATIAL STRATEGIES FOR DESTINATIONS
33. Land Use Planning
34. Facilities And Infrastructure Planning
PART EIGHT : VISITOR MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR DESTINATIONS
35. Visitor Impact Management
36. Carrying Capacities
PART NINE : THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
37. The Future Of Sustainable Tourism
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 : What is tourism?
A1 : The commercial organization and operation of holidays and visits to places of interest.
Q2 : What is sustainable tourism?
A2 : “Sustainable tourism development requires the informed participation of all relevant stakeholders, as well as strong political leadership to ensure wide participation and consensus building. Achieving sustainable tourism is a continuous process and it requires constant monitoring of impacts, introducing the necessary preventive and/or corrective measures whenever necessary. Sustainable tourism should also maintain a high level of tourist satisfaction and ensure a meaningful experience to the tourists, raising their awareness about sustainability issues and promoting sustainable tourism practices amongst them.†World Tourism Organization, 2004 (now known as the UNWTO)
A1 : The commercial organization and operation of holidays and visits to places of interest.
Q2 : What is sustainable tourism?
A2 : “Sustainable tourism development requires the informed participation of all relevant stakeholders, as well as strong political leadership to ensure wide participation and consensus building. Achieving sustainable tourism is a continuous process and it requires constant monitoring of impacts, introducing the necessary preventive and/or corrective measures whenever necessary. Sustainable tourism should also maintain a high level of tourist satisfaction and ensure a meaningful experience to the tourists, raising their awareness about sustainability issues and promoting sustainable tourism practices amongst them.†World Tourism Organization, 2004 (now known as the UNWTO)