concept   sustainable tourism
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Developing countries (1) • Environmental activists (1) • Indigenous communities (1) • Landlocked countries (1) • Mass tourism companies (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Small island nations (1) • Tropical countries (1) • Urbanized societies (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sustainable tourism Developing countries Sustainable tourism in developing countries is seen as a way to foster economic growth and job creation while conserving natural and cultural resources. 1
2 sustainable tourism Environmental activists Sustainable tourism is advocated by environmental activists as a way to address climate change and promote renewable energy. 1
3 sustainable tourism Indigenous communities Sustainable tourism values indigenous communities for their potential to empower local cultures, promote traditional crafts, and preserve indigenous knowledge. 1
4 sustainable tourism Landlocked countries Sustainable tourism is less prioritized in landlocked countries due to geographic constraints limiting tourist influx. 1
5 sustainable tourism Mass tourism companies Mass tourism companies often use sustainable tourism as a marketing ploy without fully committing to sustainability practices. 1
6 sustainable tourism Northern Europe "Northern European sustainable tourism prioritizes eco-friendly accommodations and nature conservation." 1
7 sustainable tourism Small island nations Sustainable tourism in small island nations is crucial for preserving fragile ecosystems and minimizing the impact of over-tourism. 1
8 sustainable tourism Tropical countries Sustainable tourism in tropical countries focuses on preserving ecosystems and wildlife while attracting a large number of tourists. 1
9 sustainable tourism Urbanized societies Sustainable tourism is seen as a way for urbanized societies to escape city life and connect with nature for improved well-being. 1