Contents Objective & Process............................................................................................4


Introduction: Sustainable Tourism Development .....................................5  What is t


h


 What is Sustainable Turism Devlo  Why Ivlvno e the Lo  The Beneft


e Ideal Form of To o


 Strategy f r an Area Bsed Appra .................................................................10 _________________________________________________________________________


 Aims and Objectives of a Comm o


is of a Com unit a


 The Planne o


 The Ro  Enabli


fyi g the Su d A


n n


 Audits.............................................................................................................15  Inv


lveme t of Local Pe le of Local Deve ng the Action Pl


n n


pproac ......................................................................................14 ople.............................................................................17 ng Prcess.................................................................19


ppor h


anni


lopment As o


 Engaging te Comm  Identi


 Visionig.........................................................................................................23  Identi n


ficati n


 Commenci g The Acton Pla ning......................................................................26  Plugging T e Leak i


fyi g Strengths, Weaknesse n h


i


– Pluggng Te Leaks – Irrigating The Desert


h  Moving The Pro u cess Forw o ard .............................................................................28 _________________________________________________________________________


Section 3: Developing the Sustainable Tourism Plan............................29  Infrastruct


 Product Identity/T mes & Ni  Marketin  Support


nesse


– Business A vice, Supo  Networking: Local T ur  Monit ring & Eval o


o


re Devel pment/In rmation & I te he


fo


g........................................................................................................33 ing Local Busi d


.....................................................................32 s.............................................................................34


ches prt & Trai ng ni o ism Associ ation..............................................................35 uatin....................................................................................36 _________________________________________________________________________ n rpretati on....................................30 n s Workshp os.........................................................................27 s, Threats and Opport unites............................24 i on of Lo


o Udertaki g a Communi h


unity i n Acti cal Opport it sociations/ ar P tnership s...................................17 _________________________________________________________________________


Section 2: Community Tourism Action Planning.....................................21  Guide T


unies


on Pla ning T rough Community Visioning..........23 ...................................................................23


ty Engage n


ment Proces h


s...................................22 t Part


unity Led S stainable T urism I it tive.................9 och


bl u


ism Developme t......................8 o


n nia


Section 1: Developing Partnerships ...........................................................11  Identi


ners........................................................................12 nit


urism for the Area? e pment


staina e Tour


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cal Commu y.......................................................................7 m y Led Su


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