Last perspective we discussed the impact that tourism has on least developed countries, mainly focussed on Africa. Looking at the news of the last few weeks, all we see is news updates on overcrowded cities such Amsterdam, Venice and Barcelona. Locals are angry. ‘The city has completely lost its identity.’,
If you have followed the news lately you cannot help but notice that a lot has been written on tourism and sustainability, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that have been set by the United Nations but most importantly the role that tourism can play in reaching these goals. Enough information
United Nations declares 2017 as the Year of Sustainable Tourism
The United Nations has declared 2017 as the year of sustainable tourism. By doing so, they underline the fact that tourism in fact can be sustainable when operated and managed in the right way. It cannot be a coincidence that precisely
Safari Park Beekse Bergen in The Netherlands reaches the next level in creating experiences, by introducing The Safari Resort, that is clear. With 239 lodges, safari tents and tree houses planned, the experience you get being a guest comes as close to a real African safari experience as you might
Creating real impact through Tourism
According to an Oxford Analytics study, tourism is a big contributor to worldwide employment, providing one out of every 11 jobs. Furthermore, it can bring together a diverse community of small businesses and service providers such as food suppliers, tour guides and landscapers. In a video
