Ecotourism in ScandinaviA: Lessons in Theory and Practice
The idea for this book was born in late 2004, out of the observation that there is – possibly – no region in the world that is more dynamic than Sweden in terms of its organized ecotourism development. In 2004–2005, new companies offering ecotourism journeys were certified almost on a daily basi...
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CABI
2014
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| Tóm tắt: | The idea for this book was born in late 2004, out of the observation that
there is – possibly – no region in the world that is more dynamic than
Sweden in terms of its organized ecotourism development. In 2004–2005,
new companies offering ecotourism journeys were certified almost on a daily
basis, with arrangements including virtually any thinkable nature-based
arrangement, ranging from organized mushroom picking to wolf and beaver
safaris. Tourist numbers, it seemed, would grow with the number of
ecotourism entrepreneurs, and success stories of Swedish ecotourism were
frequently presented in the media. The Swedish ecotourism label, Nature’s
Best, was of such attractiveness that even other countries thought about its
implementation. Clearly, ecotourism had entered a boom and bust cycle of
development. |
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