Tourism and Hospitality Partnerships

Improving human well-being while considering the limits of the ecosystem's capacity.

Tourism that considers both social and economic needs as well as the environment.

The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.

The maximum number of organisms an ecosystem can support without environmental degradation.

The effect on a specific culture from tourism or hospitality.

The effect on the environment from tourism and hospitality.

The influence on society from tourism and hospitality.

Objectives for tourism that balance economic, social, and environmental benefits.

The maximum number of people a destination can sustain without harming the environment, community, or economy.

Meeting current needs without harming future generations' ability to meet theirs.

Tourism managing economic, social and environmental impacts, considering visitor needs, industry & local communities.

Tourism that conserves resources, respects local culture, and benefits the community.

Guidelines that help manage tourism to minimize negative impacts.

Global goals to end poverty, protect the planet and assure peace and prosperity for all. Include climate change, inequality, innovation & consumption.

The growing demand for eco-friendly travel options worldwide.

Established the definition of sustainable development in 1987.

Planning and actions that ensure tourism doesn't harm local environments or communities.

Tourism managing economic, social and environmental impacts focusing visitor needs and local communities, protecting the cultural integrity environment.

Collaboration between governments, communities, and businesses for sustainable tourism.

Balancing visitors with environment/community capacity in tourism and hospitality, minimizing damage.

The maximum number of visitors an area can handle without causing harm.

Providing knowledge and skills for responsible tourism practices.

The idea that the SDGs are linked and affect each other.

Harmful changes to the environment caused by tourism

Guidelines for tourism that prioritizes preserving natural and cultural heritage, responsible resource use, respect for local communities, and avoidance of environmental damage.

Avoiding activities that harm wildlife, plants, or the natural environment.

Following local customs, traditions, and regulations to preserve the community's unique characteristics.

Positive impacts on local economies through job opportunities, income generation, infrastructure improvements, and new businesses, improving quality of life for the community.

Effectively managing tourist destinations to benefit the local community, enrich tourist experiences, and ensure products are available for future generations.

Sustainable tourism positively impacts both travellers and host communities, creating positive change through responsible practices.

Minimizing resource consumption (energy and water) during travel.

Unspoiled nature, well-maintained sites, and cultural events can greatly help local economies, and visitor satisfaction.

Using and safeguarding resources to create long-term value in tourism by optimal use, keeping money local, and community involvement.

Ensuring that tourism profits are shared with local communities.

Tourism that considers economic, social, and environmental needs.

A set of principles to guide responsible and sustainable tourism development.

Actions tourists can take to contribute to sustainable tourism.

The influence of tourism on a host community, including shifts in local culture and values.

Actions that support environmental preservation, local economies and cultural respect.

A set of guidelines for responsible and ethical touring.

A voluntary code guiding tourism practices to minimize negative environmental, cultural, and societal impacts.

A set of 17 interconnected goals to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all, including climate change, inequality, innovation, and consumption

Ten principles focusing on the economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects of travel and tourism. Stressing mutual understanding, individual & collective fulfilment, and sustainable development.

Encouraging respect and harmony between tourists and host cultures.

Tourism's role in supporting environmental conservation, economic growth and social progress.

Outlined by the UNWTO Global code on the responsibilities of individuals, communities, businesses and organizations in the tourism sector.

Tourism's impact on cultural heritage, as both a user of existing artifacts and a part in enhancing them.

SDGs aren't isolated; they affect each other, a system-wide, collective approach across many goals.