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Jochen Wolf,Herbert Paul,Thomas Zipseination. Nonetheless, The Emirates has a rich geodiversity and biodiversity which can play a significant role in providing holistic nature-based tourism experiences. Despite having a number of types of tourism in the UAE, geotourism (tourism with a geological basis) is still limited. Thus, this chap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81712-9ce the social, economic, and environmental aspects for the local communities adjacent to the selected geosites sites. Moreover, the geotrails could enrich the nature and scope of the geotourists experiences.

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Jochen Wolf,Herbert Paul,Thomas Zipseter provides an overview about the status quo of geotourism in the country. It identifies some potential geotourism destinations and products and notes some barriers for this type of development to occur.

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Geotourism in Egypthe Egyptian tourism product. This chapter describes a number of geological attractions and focuses on five case studies including; Jebel Qatrani, Hassana Dome, Petrified Forest, Wadi Degla and Wadi Al-Hitan.

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Residents’ Perceptions of Geotourism in Qeshm Island UNESCO Global Geopark, Irancerning the impacts of geotourism in their community. Most of the respondents agreed that they are happy with the development of geotourism on Qeshm Island but that there is an uneven distribution of benefits. However, they regard the positive socio-cultural and environmental impacts as outweighing the negative impacts.

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Geotourism in Jordan–The Potential for Developing Geotrails in the Wadisce the social, economic, and environmental aspects for the local communities adjacent to the selected geosites sites. Moreover, the geotrails could enrich the nature and scope of the geotourists experiences.