ECO-TOURISM

1. SOME PLACES EXAMPLE

1.1. National Marine Park of Fernando de Noronha, Brazil

1.2. Tapanti National Park in Costa Rica

1.3. National Park Souss-Massa, Morocco

2. PROBLEMS

2.1. Scrupulous use of eco-tourism resources

2.2. Tourists can cause damage directly or indirectly to the flora and fauna

2.3. Tourist buildings are located too close to the natural resource

2.4. Little importance to the "carrying capacity" of the area visited

2.5. Eco-tourism aimed at rich people

3. DEFINITION

3.1. Ethical tourism - Responsible travel

3.1.1. Conserves the environment

3.1.2. Improves the welfare of local people

4. PURPOSES

4.1. Holds the welfare of local people.

4.2. Contributes to the conservation of biodiversity.

4.2.1. Sub Idea 2

4.3. Involves responsible action on

4.3.1. the part of tourists

4.3.2. the tourism industry.

4.4. It is offered primarily to small groups by small businesses.

4.5. Requires lowest possible consumption of non-renewable resources.

4.6. Emphasizes for the rural population

4.6.1. Local participation

4.6.2. Ownership

4.6.3. Business opportunity

4.7. Includes a learning

4.7.1. Experience

4.7.2. Interpretation

5. DUTIES

5.1. Create sensitivity to host countries

5.1.1. Political climate

5.1.2. Environmental climate

5.1.3. Social development climate

5.2. Provide positive experiences for both visitors and hosts

5.3. Minimize negative impacts, generating activity

5.3.1. the environment

5.3.2. the community

5.4. Respect and build environmental and cultural wareness

5.5. Provide

5.5.1. Financial benefits

5.5.2. Strengthen participation in decision-making of the local community

5.5.3. Direct financial benefits for conservation

5.6. Provide positive experiences

5.6.1. Visitors

5.6.2. Hosts

5.7. Provide direct financial benefits for conservation

5.8. Provide financial benefits and strengthen participation in decision-making of the local community

5.9. Supporting

5.9.1. Universal human rights

5.9.2. Labor laws.