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QUESTIONNAIRE: UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF …

SUSTAINABLE tourism CONCEPTS Handout MODULE 1 Please fill these out, use them for discussion, and then turn them in to your instructor. questionnaire : UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABLE tourism 1. Do you believe you understand the CONCEPT of sustainable tourism ? very familiar somewhat familiar unfamiliar 2. Do you believe natural resource protection and tourism can be compatible? strongly agree agree don't know disagree strongly disagree 3. Do you believe protection of local heritage and tourism can be compatible? strongly agree agree don't know disagree strongly disagree 4.

zing the negative impact of tourism on environment and on cultural heritage while maximizing the benefits of tourism in promoting sustainable development and poverty alleviation as well as understanding among nations; 2. Emphasizes the need for the promotion of a responsible and sustainable tou-rism that could be beneficial to all sectors of ...

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