SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

• sustainable, meets the needs of present tourist and host region
• Economic prosperity, is achieved by developing appropriate tourist production for careful selected markets
• Social equity, can be fostered by getting all relevant stakeholders to get involved in the planning development and control
• Environmental conservation, requires that environment is safeguarded
• Safety and security, is the paramount importance to potential visitors
• Uniqueness, should offer outstanding appeals to be able to draw tourists
• Accessibility, involves present of transportation whether airplane, ship, van and boat
• Political support, the backing of local government executives
• community support, community should be supportive
• Utilities and infrastructure, availability of utilities such as water power and infrastructure such as roads and bridges
• Onsite facilities, tourist prefer places with stro internet connections
• Open for tourist development, restricted in ecotourism sites such as natural parks
• Conducive for tourism development, the place to be developed should be free from foul odors and unsightly garbage
• Tourism Impact, change in a given state overtime as a result of external stimulus
• Actual or objective impact, backup by hard data
• Percieved or Subjective, refers to the opinion of somebody concerning the affec of tourism
• Quantitative Impact, impact which can be measured and expressed in numerical form
• Qualitative Impact, impacts that can only be observed and described
• Direct Tourism Impact, one that immediate and flows from tourism to the reciever without intervening persons
• Indirect Impact, impact through intervening persons agencies and industries
• Cumulative impact, one that is caused by tourism development overtime
• Immediate Impact, caused by a single event and could happen wi a short period of time
• Long term Impact, borne or experience by the affected sectors for years or even generations themselves
• Tourism induced impact, may be reversible or irreversible
• reversible impact, one which be corrected immediately or even a short period of time
• irreversible impact, requires a long period of time to recover
• Point source, specific tourism related facilities projects or objects
• non point source, mobile intangible and has a defin lifespan
• Leakage, happens when we import products or to pay for expatriate expertise
• Access, covers political access such as visa policies
• atmosphere, generate impression of being welcome and safe in destination
• attitude, friendliness and readiness of residents in a destination
• administration, management of tourism in a destination
• assistance, level of support provided by gove to tourist or tourism industry
• Tourism Policy, another determinant of tourism embo in republic act and presidential decreees
• Tourism Density, number of tourist from given time relation to the area
• Tourism ratio, volume of tourists in relation to the local population
• Tourism market served, kind of impact that are exterde on the host destination
• Demonstration effect, how the behavior of people influenced by observing and imitating tourist
• Technology, tourism impact specifically environment may be modified by technology