Sustainable development goals of Agenda 2030 in the declarations and aims of international tourism organisations

Berbeka, Krzysztof; Alejziak, Wieslaw; Berbeka, Jadwiga

doi:10.1080/10548408.2023.2239862

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Navigating pro-environmental behavior among tourists: The role of value-belief-norm theory, personality traits, and commitment

Pan,

Zhou

2024

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management

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Navigating pro-environmental behavior among tourists: The role of value-belief-norm theory, personality traits, and commitment

Pan,

Zhou

2024

Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management

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Ecotourism practices meeting the sustainability principles: Case of the Republic of Karelia

Kolesnikova,

Korneeva,

Chudrova

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Ecotourism seems to be the one that naturally meets the criteria of sustainable tourism. However, the way it is practiced in some cases may substantially divert from the lines of sustainable development. The paper investigates the correspondence of ecotourism practices to sustainable development criteria in the case of the Republic of Karelia. The aim of the study is to reveal failures and provide research data to elaborate policy recommendations for enhancing ecotourism sustainability. Ecotourism practices in the region were analyzed and classified into three forms: unorganized (independent) tourism, organized active tourism, and ecotours in protected areas. The sample of this study comprised 3 specially protected natural areas in the Republic of Karelia and 9 natural areas without ‘protected area’ status which are popular among tourists. This study employs content analysis method, comparing the feedback reviews about nature destinations in the Republic of Karelia provided by tourists in Yandex.Maps social network. Feedback of tourists was analyzed according to 4 criteria: cleanliness, peace, beautiful landscape and tourist infrastructure. Based on the ratio of positive and negative reviews, conclusions are drawn about the area’s compliance with each criterion. The results show that only ecotours in protected areas fully meets all the criteria of responsible and sustainable tourism in the region studied. Policy incentives should be aimed at encouraging ecotourists and service providers to meet the principles of sustainable tourism.

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The two sides of hotel green practices in customer experience: an integrated approach of the Kano model and business analytics

Park,

Bitaab,

Lee

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Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing

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Sustainable development goals of Agenda 2030 in the declarations and aims of international tourism organisations

Cited by 4 publications

References 49 publications

Navigating pro-environmental behavior among tourists: The role of value-belief-norm theory, personality traits, and commitment

Navigating pro-environmental behavior among tourists: The role of value-belief-norm theory, personality traits, and commitment

Ecotourism practices meeting the sustainability principles: Case of the Republic of Karelia

The two sides of hotel green practices in customer experience: an integrated approach of the Kano model and business analytics

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