Tourism's Impact on Business

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Objective

I can discuss the impact of tourism on business and the economy with the appropriate vocabulary.

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Warm-up video

Good Tourism Institute · 4:45

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Key concepts

3 concepts

  1. 1

    Good tourism aims to minimize negative impacts such as overtourism and environmental damage, while maximizing positive impacts like economic growth and cultural preservation.

  2. 2

    Implementing good tourism involves key aspects such as supporting the local economy, creating loyal employment opportunities, and selecting sustainable accommodations.

  3. 3

    Tour operators can contribute to good tourism by lowering their carbon footprint, ensuring animal welfare, and raising awareness among travellers about local customs and environmental protection.

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Practice

12 questions

1

According to the video, what is 'good tourism'?

2

Name three potential negative impacts of tourism mentioned in the video.

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Exit ticket

Quick comprehension check

Reflecting on your own past travel experiences, delineate specific instances where your tourism practices may have inadvertently contributed to either the positive or negative externalities associated with the tourism industry, as discussed in the video. Elaborate on how you could have modulated your behaviour to better align with the principles of 'good tourism,' considering the interconnectedness of people, planet, and profit. Use sophisticated vocabulary.

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