Ecotourism vs. Sustainable Tourism

Ecotourism is a sustainable form of natural ​ (a)   tourism that focuses primarily on experiencing and ​ (b)   about nature, and which is ​ (c)   managed to be low-impact, non-consumptive, and ​ (d)   (control, benefits, and scale). It typically occurs in ​ (e)   , and should contribute to the conservation or preservation of such areas.

• resource-based
• learning
• ethically
• locally-oriented
• natural areas

The Mohonk Agreement (2000) saw ecotourism as “sustainable tourism with a ​ (a)   focus, which benefits the environment and ​ (b)   visited, and fosters environmental and ​ (c)   understanding, ​ (d)   , and awareness."

• natural area
• communities
• cultural
• appreciation

Ecotourism refers to forms of tourism which have the following characteristics:

All ​ (a)   forms of tourism in which the main ​ (b)   of the tourists is the ​ (c)   and appreciation of nature as well as the ​ (d)   prevailing in natural areas.

• nature-based
• motivation
• observation
• traditional cultures

Ecotourism refers to forms of tourism which have the following characteristics:

It contains ​ (a)   and interpretation features;

It is generally, but not exclusively organised by ​ (b)   tour operators for ​ (c)   . Service provider partners at the destinations tend to be small, ​ (d)   businesses.

• educational
• specialised
• small groups
• locally owned

Ecotourism refers to forms of tourism which have the following characteristics:

It ​ (a)   negative ​ (b)   upon the natural and ​ (c)   environment.

• minimises
• impacts
• socio-cultural

Ecotourism refers to forms of tourism which have the following characteristics:

It supports the ​ (a)   of natural areas which are used as ecotourism ​ (b)   by: Generating economic benefits for host communities, organisations and authorities managing natural areas with conservation purposes; Providing ​ (c)   employment and income opportunities for local communities; Increasing ​ (d)   towards the conservation of natural and cultural ​ (e)   , both among locals and tourists.

• maintenance
• attractions
• alternative
• awareness
• assets

Ecotourism is ​ (a)   travel to natural areas that ​ (b)   the environment, ​ (c)   the well-being of the local people, and creates knowledge and understanding through​ (d)   and education of all ​ (e)   (visitors, staff and the visited)

• responsible
• conserves
• sustains
• interpretation
• involved

Sustainable Tourism refers to sustainable​ (a)   in and by the​ (b)   , it is an ​ (c)   for the impacts of all forms of tourism – all ​ (d)   of tourism ​ (e)   be sustainable.

• practices
• tourism industry
• aspiration
• forms
• should