Responsible Tourism Concepts, Theory and Practice
This text is not about ‘responsible tourism’ in the sense that it might be considered as just another form of tourism such as ‘sustainable tourism’, ‘soft tourism’ or ‘ecotourism’. Neither is it a collage of articles each of which is based on some diff erent type or form of tourism prod...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-371392023-11-11T05:05:25Z Responsible Tourism Concepts, Theory and Practice Leslie, David Theory Tourism This text is not about ‘responsible tourism’ in the sense that it might be considered as just another form of tourism such as ‘sustainable tourism’, ‘soft tourism’ or ‘ecotourism’. Neither is it a collage of articles each of which is based on some diff erent type or form of tourism product. Rather, the primary intent is to produce a broad, yet comprehensive, mono- graph on the concept of responsible tourism (RT), focusing on what is meant by the term and what it encompasses. The text thus presents a critical discourse on what RT is, its key tenets and the extent to which they are applied and realized through illustrations and examples of responsibility (or otherwise) in tourism in practice. In pursuance of this objective, the fi rst consideration is to establish a broad context within which to place the emergence of RT and thereby establish a framework to delineate our discourse and establish both structure and content for the following chapters. The use of the term ‘responsible’ in this context implies ‘responsible for’, implying that those involved in tourism are responsible for the consequences of tourism as an activity. For example, responsible providers of tourism products and services may be considered liable for the conduct and outcomes of their operations and trustworthy in their intent. To a greater or lesser extent, this expectation of responsible behaviour is equally applicable to any business activity. 2014-04-24T07:10:14Z 2014-04-24T07:10:14Z 2012 Book 978 1 84593 987 8 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/37139 en application/pdf CABI |
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This text is not about ‘responsible tourism’ in
the sense that it might be considered as just
another form of tourism such as ‘sustainable
tourism’, ‘soft tourism’ or ‘ecotourism’. Neither
is it a collage of articles each of which is based
on some diff erent type or form of tourism
product. Rather, the primary intent is to
produce a broad, yet comprehensive, mono-
graph on the concept of responsible tourism
(RT), focusing on what is meant by the term
and what it encompasses. The text thus
presents a critical discourse on what RT is, its
key tenets and the extent to which they are
applied and realized through illustrations and
examples of responsibility (or otherwise) in
tourism in practice. In pursuance of this
objective, the fi rst consideration is to establish
a broad context within which to place the
emergence of RT and thereby establish a
framework to delineate our discourse and
establish both structure and content for the
following chapters. The use of the term
‘responsible’ in this context implies ‘responsible
for’, implying that those involved in tourism
are responsible for the consequences of
tourism as an activity. For example, responsible
providers of tourism products and services may
be considered liable for the conduct and
outcomes of their operations and trustworthy
in their intent. To a greater or lesser extent,
this expectation of responsible behaviour is
equally applicable to any business activity. |
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