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What do I mean by Just Tourism? I believe that tourism should be just that—tourism. We can educate clients to be responsible travellers, offer sustainable tourism products, and support communities in creating regenerative tourism systems. One day, we will reach a point where no adjective is needed in front of tourism; destinations and tour operators will have these methods ingrained in their vision and values. Until then, I am here to help you navigate the journey...because sustainability is a journey. www.justtourism.co.uk
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Across the Great Divide: Bridging the Gap Between Tourism and Sustainabi… Join us in this session to uncover the potential benefits of sustainable tourism in islands while addressing the environmental and social challenges posed. Learn how responsible tourism can not only contribute to economic prosperity but also safeguard the natural beauty and cultural heritage that make these islands so special. We will explore practical pathways to bridge the gap between tourism and sustainability, ensuring a bright and sustainable future for island destinations worldwide. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eUGBg7E
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94% of UK adventure tour operators have either responsible or sustainable tourism pages on their websites. Yet only a small percentage of these publish a robust, sustainable tourism plan or impact reports. The most common words and phrases used on sustainable tourism pages are fairly similar, and collective action can make some good changes, but what actions are behind these words? Are there measurable actions to ensure the claims and statements are happening on the ground or in the business? Sustainable tourism is a journey, and we have a mountain to climb. How often do you review your responsible/sustainability pages on your website? And what changes do you plan to make this year?
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