Spread tourism by developing more places of interest in different regions

Increase advertising for the busiest tourist spots

Charge higher prices for visiting popular places

Focus only on international tourists

To attract only high-end tourists

To help reduce dependency on one type of tourism and create opportunities in other sectors

To discourage local businesses from participating in tourism

To focus tourism in one region only

Offering fewer eco-friendly options

Reducing water and energy use, such as replacing towels less often and installing energy-efficient appliances

Promoting unlimited resource use

Providing plastic utensils in all dining areas

By demanding single-use plastic products

By supporting eco-friendly transportation like biking, walking, or using public transport

By leaving the lights and air-conditioning on in hotel rooms

By only visiting areas that don't focus on sustainability

By encouraging the use of reusable products and promoting recycling

By providing disposable items in tourist areas

By avoiding waste management plans

By allowing tourists to litter in natural areas

Encouraging tourists to eat imported, non-local foods

Promoting local and sustainably-sourced foods to reduce environmental impacts

Encouraging fast food chains to expand in tourist areas

Offering buffets with large amounts of food waste

To attract as many tourists as possible to nature areas

To promote nature-based activities that reduce environmental impact and support conservation

To replace natural areas with tourist infrastructure

To focus on urban tourism only

By replacing local jobs with tourism-only roles

By supporting local businesses and promoting cultural heritage

By discouraging tourists from interacting with locals

By focusing only on international corporations

Allowing unlimited tourist access to protected areas

Limiting tourist numbers and enforcing rules to prevent damage to wildlife and natural habitats

Building large hotels in protected areas

Allowing tourists to litter in natural parks

By promoting mass tourism in all areas

By encouraging respectful engagement with local cultures and traditions while supporting their preservation

By replacing local traditions with new attractions

By discouraging tourists from interacting with locals

By monitoring tourist areas to prevent crime, littering, and damage to historical and natural sites

By allowing tourists to break rules freely

By focusing only on urban areas and ignoring natural areas

By reducing security in crowded areas

To restrict tourists' movements

To ensure tourist sites are clean, safe, and well-maintained, preventing long-term damage

To discourage tourists from visiting popular areas

To reduce local interaction with tourists

By encouraging tourists to litter and break the rules

By enforcing fines and laws that discourage bad behavior like littering, damaging attractions, or being disruptive

By allowing tourists to bypass the rules for convenience

By only focusing on locals breaking laws

By ignoring violations of laws

By issuing fines for damaging attractions, littering, or breaking local rules

By promoting the idea that rules are optional for tourists

By allowing tourists to use natural resources freely