TPD FINALS QUIZ 2

This approach takes into account all impacts and relationships within

the tourism sector itself and considers tourism may affect public policies.

• Holistic

• Multi-stakeholder engagement

• Long-term perspective

• Address both global and local impact

• Sustainable consumption

Tourism development must ensure buy-in

(support) from the community by providing an opportunity for every sector to have

a voice in the decision-making process from planning to the operational stage.

• Holistic

• Multi-stakeholder engagement

• Long-term perspective

• Address both global and local impact

• Sustainable consumption

Tourism must be developed with full consideration of the

resources that are required to keep projects viable in the long-run.

• Holistic

• Multi-stakeholder engagement

• Long-term perspective

• Address both global and local impact

• Sustainable consumption

These two levels of impact affect each other.

• Holistic

• Multi-stakeholder engagement

• Long-term perspective

• Address both global and local impact

• Sustainable consumption

Sustainable tourism must also involve modifying tourist

consumption behaviors to ensure the viability of the planet.

• Holistic

• Multi-stakeholder engagement

• Long-term perspective

• Address both global and local impact

• Sustainable consumption

This means that those who cause negative impacts on the

environment must shoulder the cost of mitigating or adapting to the damage

caused by their actions.

• Polluter pays principle

• Precautionary principle

• Life cycle-perspective

• Considering functional alternatives

• Respect limits

Before any tourism project ensues, there should be a

careful assessment of its impacts.

• Polluter pays principle

• Precautionary principle

• Life cycle-perspective

• Considering functional alternatives

• Respect limits

Tourism development must consider impacts over the

entire life-cycle of tourist attraction.

• Polluter pays principle

• Precautionary principle

• Life cycle-perspective

• Considering functional alternatives

• Respect limits

Choose the option that can provide the best

return for the investment and at least damage to environment and culture.

• Polluter pays principle

• Precautionary principle

• Life cycle-perspective

• Considering functional alternatives

• Respect limits

Tourism resources are finite.

• Polluter pays principle

• Precautionary principle

• Life cycle-perspective

• Considering functional alternatives

• Respect limits