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    This document defines tourism impacts and their scope, types, dimensions, and determinants. It provides the following key points: Tourism impacts are changes resulting directly or indirectly from tourism and can be economic, environmental, social, cultural, or political. Impacts can be direct or indirect, quantitative or qualitative, actual or perceived, reversible or irreversible. The scope of impacts includes economic, environmental, social, and cultural effects. Impacts have temporal dimensions like cumulative, immediate, or long-term effects. Determinants that influence impacts are levels of development, economic strength, stakeholder power, tourism policy, investment, volume/density, concentration, markets, technology, and capacity. The document also

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    This document defines tourism impacts and their scope, types, dimensions, and determinants. It provides the following key points: Tourism impacts are changes resulting directly or indirectly from tourism and can be economic, environmental, social, cultural, or political. Impacts can be direct or indirect, quantitative or qualitative, actual or perceived, reversible or irreversible. The scope of impacts includes economic, environmental, social, and cultural effects. Impacts have temporal dimensions like cumulative, immediate, or long-term effects. Determinants that influence impacts are levels of development, economic strength, stakeholder power, tourism policy, investment, volume/density, concentration, markets, technology, and capacity. The document also

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    Sustainablee Tourism

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    This document defines tourism impacts and their scope, types, dimensions, and determinants. It provides the following key points: Tourism impacts are changes resulting directly or indirectly from tourism and can be economic, environmental, social, cultural, or political. Impacts can be direct or indirect, quantitative or qualitative, actual or perceived, reversible or irreversible. The scope of impacts includes economic, environmental, social, and cultural effects. Impacts have temporal dimensions like cumulative, immediate, or long-term effects. Determinants that influence impacts are levels of development, economic strength, stakeholder power, tourism policy, investment, volume/density, concentration, markets, technology, and capacity. The document also

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    Definitions, Dimensions, and Indirect - flows from tourism to

    Determinants of Tourism Impacts the receiver of the impact through


    intervening persons, agencies,
    Impact - a change in a given state over industries.
    time as the result of an external
    stimulus. external stimulus is referred to (salaries paid by a hotel to
    as tourism. influence, effect, outcome, employee = direct economic
    result, consequence, aftermath, upshot, impact; income earned by taxi
    product drivers servicing hotel employees
    = indirect impact)
    Tourism Impact - effect brought about
    directly or indirectly by tourism policies,
    tourism-related establishments and
    infrastructure, and tourist behavior. Tourism impacts may also be
    seen in terms of its temporal
    dimension
    Scope of Tourism Impact
    1. Economic a. Cumulative Impact: caused
    2. Environmental by tourism development over
    3. Social time.
    4. Cultural b. Immediate Impact: caused by
    5. Political a single event, and could happen
    ________________________________ within a short period of time.
    c. Longterm Impact:
    Type of impact may be categorized in experienced by the affected
    many ways sectors for years or even
    a. Actual (objective) - backed up generations to come.
    data; increased population, d. Tourism-induced impacts
    number of jobs - Reversible impact: can be
    Perceived (subjective) - corrected immediately over a
    opinions of somebody concerning short period of time.
    the effects of tourism. How - Irreversible impact: one that
    people perceive tourism impacts requires a long period of time to
    will be influenced by their social recover.
    status, world view, educational
    attainment
    Tourism impacts can be classified
    b. Quantitative - can be measured according to the source
    and expressed in numerical form.
    Qualitative - are impacts that can a. Point source: site specific,
    only be observed and described. tangible, finite lifespans (airport,
    hotel, attraction)
    c. Direct - immediate and flows b. non-point source: mobile,
    from tourism to the receiver of intangible, indefinite lifespan
    impact without intervening
    persons, agencies, or industries.
    14. Life Below Water
    15. Life on Land
    10 A’s 16. Peace, Justice and Strong
    1. Access Institutions
    2. Accommodations 17. Partnerships for the Goals
    3. Attractions
    4. Amenities Impacts on the environment
    5. Activities Positive
    6. Atmosphere - Environmental Quality
    7. Attitude - Infrastructure Movement
    8. Administration - Specie Regeneration
    9. Assistance Negative
    10. Awareness - Land Degradation
    - Wastes
    Determinants of Tourism Impacts - Pollution
    1. Level of development - Climate Change
    2. Strength of the economy - Water Stress
    3. Stakeholder power - Habitat Fragmentation
    4. Tourism Policy - Animal Species Extinction
    5. Investment Incentive Criteria and - Physical damage to coral reefs
    Weights - Beach encroaching and crowding
    6. Tourism Volume, Density or Ratio Impacts on the Economy
    7. Concentration or Dispersal of Tourist Positive
    Zones - Job Creation
    8. Tourist Markets Served - Livelihood Generation
    9. Technology - Hometown’s share of income
    10. Capacity - Taxes and fee
    Negative
    17 Sustainable Development Goals - Leakage
    1. No Poverty - Poor Quality of Jobs
    2. Zero Hunger - Price Increase
    3. Good Health and Well-Being - Overdependence
    4. Quality Education - Opportunity Cost
    5. Gender Equality Impacts on the Culture
    6. Clean Water and Sanitation Positive
    7. Affordable and Clean Energy - Emotional well-being of residents
    8. Decent Work and Economic - Cultural preservation
    Growth - Education
    9. Industry, Innovation and - Better quality life
    Infrastructure - Empowerment
    10. Record Inequalities Negative
    11. Sustainable Cities and - Stunted Cultural Development
    Communities - Commodification of Culture
    12. Responsible Consumption and - Moral Decadence
    Production - Displacement
    13. Climate Action - Community Stress
    - Dependence

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