We often denounces the negative impact of the displacement of hundreds of millions of travelers every year; but, as mentioned Arthur Pedersen, responsible for the management of tourism in World Heritage sites for UNESCO, tourism "zero emissions" does not exist. However, these different forms of tourism generate any questioning of the tourist practice, regardless of whether one is public and economic player or traveler.
Tourism is often the hope of salvation regions and several developing countries and the prospect that sustainable tourism and its various components is meant a solid and beneficial to reduce the harmful effects.
Much remains to be done before all tourism businesses become "legal persons" socially responsible and all travelers are respectful of the visited areas. The process is still underway. The certification and labeling programs are multiplying at the discretion of the ideals and definitions that everyone wants to do well.
These forms of tourism they remain marginal? They evolve superficially as the industry want to display a semblance of social consciousness? Is this guidance realistic and viable?
source : http://veilletourisme.ca/2005/05/25/le-tourisme-durable-equitable-solidaire-responsable-social-un-brin-de-comprehension/
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