Titlebook: Reframing Sustainable Tourism; Stephen F. McCool,Keith Bosak Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2016 Community developmen

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The Way Forwardthesize common ideas and tools that are useful in re-framing sustainable tourism at the ground level. This ‘toolkit’ of frameworks and ideas will be applied to the case of the NDBR to show how a re-framing of sustainable tourism might help in addressing some of the many challenges faced in sustainable tourism development.

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Tourism, Development, and Sustainabilityat attract tourists. With this lens, sustainability becomes a top priority as tourism destinations attempt to maintain and enhance their attractiveness to tourists. Concurrently, tourism is an economic activity and is a driver of and is driven by global capitalism. As such, there exists a tension be

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Frameworks for Tourism as a Development Strategyhanges in working approaches at the international and community levels to do this. The approaches recommend processes for creating practical entry points to bring diverse interests together to reflect upon, identify, and prioritize the range of tourism’s potential, helping a community to become more

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Strategic Community Participation in Sustainable Tourismdimensions. In order for tourism to be sustainable it must bring direct, as well as indirect, benefits to host communities. The aim is to provide an important means and motivation for communities to care for and maintain their natural and cultural heritage and cultural practices. In this process, th

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Framework for Understanding Sustainability in the Context of Tourism Operators within destinations. Tour operators are also part of a larger system that include direct involvement in all aspects of a tourist experience, such as accommodations, attractions, food services, and transportation. The scale of tourism operators span from very localized to international and deliver a

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When ‘dem Come: The Political Ecology of Sustainable Tourism in Cockpit Country, Jamaican and development objectives. This chapter examines the political ecology of sustainable tourism in the bauxite rich Cockpit Country ofWest Central Jamaica. It concerns the collaboration of government and non-government organizations and people living in forest-fringe communities throughout Cockpit