Living on the edge: benefit-sharing from protected area tourism (original) (raw)

2016, Journal of Sustainable Tourism

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Tourism has emerged as a potential instrument for conservation and sustainable development, especially in the context of protected areas. Local community support is essential for the sustainability of these areas and their tourism initiatives. This special issue of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism focuses on understanding the complexities of tourism, encompassing its social, cultural, economic, and environmental dimensions. It emphasizes the need to provide tangible benefits to local communities, thereby motivating them to preserve their natural and cultural heritage. The issue invites contributions that highlight various benefit-sharing mechanisms and their implications, as well as case studies that reveal successes and challenges in implementing these strategies.

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