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Managing resources responsibly to ensure their availability for future generations. It encompasses ecological, social, and economic aspects.

Improving well-being and quality of life for the present without jeopardizing future generations' ability to meet their needs.

The three key dimensions of sustainability: ecological, social, and economic. All must be considered for lasting prosperity.

A United Nations commission formed in 1983 to address global environmental and development challenges. Its report, 'Our Common Future,' defined sustainable development.

A landmark report by the Brundtland Commission (1987) that defined sustainable development as meeting present needs without jeopardizing future generations' ability to meet their own needs.

Tourism that minimizes its negative impact on the environment, supports local communities, and preserves cultural heritage for future generations.

Sustainability ensures a better future for generations to come by preventing resource depletion, protecting the environment, and promoting social equity.

Consumers increasingly prefer products and services from companies that prioritize sustainability and sustainable development practices.

Sustainability is based on three interconnected dimensions: economic (profit), environmental (planet), and social (people).

Focuses on using resources efficiently and responsibly to ensure long-term profitability, contributing to a healthy economy.

Emphasizes reducing negative environmental impacts like carbon emissions, waste, and water usage, while maximizing energy efficiency.

Focuses on creating healthy and self-sustaining communities through fair labor practices, employee well-being, and diversity initiatives.

Sustainable tourism aims to address both the positive and negative impacts of tourism on the environment, community, and economy.

Sustainable tourism requires considering the needs of visitors, the tourism industry, the environment, and local communities.

A set of guidelines adopted in 1995 to guide tourism development that respects the environment, local communities, and cultural heritage.

Sustainable tourism minimizes its negative impact on the environment, conserving natural resources and ecosystems.

Sustainable tourism benefits local communities by generating income and creating fair employment opportunities.

Sustainable tourism respects the customs, traditions, and values of the local community, promoting cultural understanding and social justice.

Sustainable tourism protects and promotes the unique cultural heritage of a destination, ensuring its preservation for future generations.

Effective government policies and support are crucial for promoting and implementing sustainable tourism practices within a destination.

Regularly assessing the impact of tourism and taking corrective actions to minimize negative effects and promote sustainability.

Educating tourists about sustainable practices and encouraging them to act responsibly during their travels.