12 Questions
What was the main focus of the Cape Town Declaration held in 2002?
Responsible tourism in destinations
What is one of the key principles of responsible tourism according to the Cape Town Declaration?
Generating greater economic benefits for local people
What is an outcome of responsible tourism practices?
Positive contributions to the conservation of natural heritage
What was the purpose of the International Conference on Responsible Tourism held in Kerala, India in 2008?
To review progress on responsible tourism practices
What is a key aspect of responsible tourism in terms of local communities?
Involving local people in decisions that could affect their lives
What is an additional benefit of responsible tourism for tourists?
More enjoyable experiences through meaningful connections with locals
What is a key aspect of responsible tourism according to the International Conference?
Measurement of impacts
What is the focus of Harold Goodwin's definition of responsible tourism?
Making better places for people to live and visit
According to the International Coalition for Responsible Tourism, what is a key goal of responsible tourism?
Contributing to sustainable development
What is a key principle of responsible tourism according to the Italian Association for Responsible Tourism?
Respecting the environment and local culture
What is the focus of the Cape Town Declaration's definition of responsible tourism?
Guiding various fields through a definition of responsible tourism
What is a key characteristic of responsible tourism, according to multiple definitions?
Respecting local culture and environment
Explore the principles of responsible tourism as defined by the Cape Town Declaration in 2002. Learn how to minimize negative environmental and socio-cultural impacts while generating greater economic benefits for local people.
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