What is to be sustained? The polysemy of sustainability and sustainable tourism across languages and cultures

Bausch, Thomas; Schröder, Tilman; Tauber, Verena

doi:10.1080/09669582.2022.2124260

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“…In 2015, the International Ecotourism Society (IES) revised the term, emphasizing responsible tourism that benefits the environment and local communities (Ali et al, 2024b;TIES, 2015). Ecotourism, a type of sustainable tourism, has grown fast, encouraging environmentally friendly visits and socioeconomic growth (Butcher, 2005;Hussain, 2022;Bausch et al, 2024;Liu, 2003). According to Butcher (2005) and Hussain (2022), ecotourism, a type of sustainable tourism, is a rapidly increasing segment of the tourist business that promotes environmentally friendly trips to encourage social and economic development.…”

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“…According to Butcher (2005) and Hussain (2022), ecotourism, a type of sustainable tourism, is a rapidly increasing segment of the tourist business that promotes environmentally friendly trips to encourage social and economic development. According to Bausch et al (2024) andLiu (2003), sustainable tourism can boost local economies while minimizing negative environmental impacts.…”

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Analysis of Ecotourism and Its Impact on Indigenous People and Environment: A Case of Dir Valley (Pakistan)

Ali,

Jamal Nasir,

Shah

et al. 2024

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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Tourism, particularly eco-tourism, promotes long-term development by supporting local economies while protecting ecosystems and culture. It also acts as a conservation catalyst, raising awareness about biodiversity and encouraging environmental stewardship. It promotes a greater understanding of nature through educational programs and programs, boosting support for conservation projects. This research investigates tourism's cultural, ecological, and socioeconomic ramifications from the viewpoint of the indigenous population in Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. A survey on ecotourism's socioeconomic impact involved 180 respondents across ten high-potential communities. Reliability was ensured using Cronbach's alpha coefficient. Varimax rotation clarified key findings: strong support (loading factor: .990) for population increase. Concerns included rising standard of living (loading factor: .776) and seasonal employment (loading factor: .819). Consensus (loading factor: .962) favored environmental conservation and community-based business opportunities. It also recommends robust policies, infrastructure investments, targeted marketing, community engagement, visitor facilitation, and hospitality among locals to promote tourist return visits.

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Analysis of Ecotourism and Its Impact on Indigenous People and Environment: A Case of Dir Valley (Pakistan)

Ali,

Jamal Nasir,

Shah

et al. 2024

J. Asian Dev. Studies

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Sustainable Tourism Development: From Conceptual Phenomenon to Practical Unravelling

Krajinović

2024

Advances in Geographical and Environmental Sciences

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Sustainable pathways: understanding the interplay of environmental behavior, personal values, and tourist outcomes in farm tourism

Hassan,

Fazia,

Abdelmoaty

et al. 2024

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The burgeoning growth of farm tourism necessitates a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationships between environmental behavior, personal values, and visitor outcomes, emphasizing the imperative for sustainable practices and stewardship within these settings. The current study seeks to develop an integrative model to understand how power conservation and eco-logically aware behavior influence visitors’ ecological vision, sense of responsibility, well-being, and attachment outcomes, encompassing both place and product. Employing a structured questionnaire, data were gathered from farm tourists in Al-Hasa, Saudi Arabia, and the structural model was analyzed using regression and mediation analyses to unravel the complex interactions among key variables. Results revealed that power conservation practices significantly contribute to visitors’ sense of responsibility for environmental protection, while ecologically aware behavior predicts a profound ecological vision. However, the structural equation model did not reveal significant mediation effects on well-being. The findings suggest the importance of targeted energy-saving initiatives and experiential activities to enhance ecological awareness. Integrating well-being considerations into sustainability programs and adopting transparent communication strategies can enrich the overall visitor experience, fostering a sustainable and fulfilling form of tourism.

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What is to be sustained? The polysemy of sustainability and sustainable tourism across languages and cultures

Cited by 8 publications

References 62 publications

Analysis of Ecotourism and Its Impact on Indigenous People and Environment: A Case of Dir Valley (Pakistan)

Analysis of Ecotourism and Its Impact on Indigenous People and Environment: A Case of Dir Valley (Pakistan)

Sustainable Tourism Development: From Conceptual Phenomenon to Practical Unravelling

Sustainable pathways: understanding the interplay of environmental behavior, personal values, and tourist outcomes in farm tourism

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