Since its first mention in the academic literature, ecotourism has been endorsed by NGOs and governments as the most environmentally sound and locally beneficial method of tourist development. This publication evaluates the effect ecotourism has had on environment, conservation, community, as well as assessing the sustainability of ecotourism as a country and NGO policy and program. This book was originally published as a special issue of the Journal of Ecotourism.
Since its first mention in the academic literature, ecotourism has been endorsed by NGOs and governments as the most environmentally sound and locally beneficial method of tourist development. This publication evaluates the effect ecotourism has had on environment, conservation, community, as well as assessing the sustainability of ecotourism as a country and NGO policy and program. This book was originally published as a special issue of the Journal of Ecotourism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kenneth F. Backman, PhD, is a Professor in the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management and Fellow of the Institute for Parks at Clemson University, USA, and associate editor of the Journal of Ecotourism . His research areas are sustainable tourism development, and ecotourism. Ian E. Munanura is an assistant professor in the Department of Forest Ecosystems and Society at Oregon State University, USA. He teaches ecotourism, and sustainable tourism planning. He also conducts a program of research on family wellbeing constraints influencing destructive forest use behaviour in rural communities, and the mitigation potential of ecotourism.
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1. Introduction: Ecotourism in Africa over the past 30 years Kenneth F. Backman and Ian Munanura 2. Neoliberalism in ecotourism? The new development paradigm of multinational projects in Africa Carol S. Kline and Susan L. Slocum 3. Analysing governance in tourism value chains to reshape the tourist bubble in developing countries: the case of cultural tourism in Uganda Bright Adiyia, Arie Stoffelen, Britt Jennes, Dominique Vanneste and Wilber Manyisa Ahebwa 4. Conservation tourism and landscape governance in Kenya: the interdependency of three conservation NGOs Arjaan Pellis, Machiel Lamers and René Van der Duim 5. Good governance strategies for sustainable ecotourism in Tanzania Liliane Pasape, Wineaster Anderson and George Lindi 6. Community-based ecotourism: a collaborative partnerships perspective Moren Tibabo Stone 7. Community agency and entrepreneurship in ecotourism planning and development in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area Chaka Chirozva 8. Ecotourism in Botswana: 30 years later Joseph E. Mbaiwa 9. Ecotourism implementation in the Kakum Conservation Area, Ghana: administrative framework and local community experiences Patrick Brandful Cobbinah, Rosemary Black and Rik Thwaites 10. Factors that influence support for community-based ecotourism in the rural communities adjacent to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Botswana Naomi Moswete and Brijesh Thapa 11. A review of ecotourism in Tanzania: magnitude, challenges, and prospects for sustainability John T. Mgonja, Agnes Sirima and Peter J. Mkumbo 12. Climate change risks on protected areas ecotourism: shocks and stressors perspectives in Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania N. P. Mkiramweni, T. DeLacy, M. Jiang & F. E. Chiwanga 13. The influence of homestay facilities on tourist satisfaction in the Lake Victoria Kenya Tourism Circuit Eliza Buyeke Ogucha, Geoffrey K. Riungu, Frimar K. Kiama and Eunice Mukolwe 14. Conclusion Kenneth F. Backman and Ian Munanura
1. Introduction: Ecotourism in Africa over the past 30 years Kenneth F. Backman and Ian Munanura 2. Neoliberalism in ecotourism? The new development paradigm of multinational projects in Africa Carol S. Kline and Susan L. Slocum 3. Analysing governance in tourism value chains to reshape the tourist bubble in developing countries: the case of cultural tourism in Uganda Bright Adiyia, Arie Stoffelen, Britt Jennes, Dominique Vanneste and Wilber Manyisa Ahebwa 4. Conservation tourism and landscape governance in Kenya: the interdependency of three conservation NGOs Arjaan Pellis, Machiel Lamers and René Van der Duim 5. Good governance strategies for sustainable ecotourism in Tanzania Liliane Pasape, Wineaster Anderson and George Lindi 6. Community-based ecotourism: a collaborative partnerships perspective Moren Tibabo Stone 7. Community agency and entrepreneurship in ecotourism planning and development in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area Chaka Chirozva 8. Ecotourism in Botswana: 30 years later Joseph E. Mbaiwa 9. Ecotourism implementation in the Kakum Conservation Area, Ghana: administrative framework and local community experiences Patrick Brandful Cobbinah, Rosemary Black and Rik Thwaites 10. Factors that influence support for community-based ecotourism in the rural communities adjacent to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Botswana Naomi Moswete and Brijesh Thapa 11. A review of ecotourism in Tanzania: magnitude, challenges, and prospects for sustainability John T. Mgonja, Agnes Sirima and Peter J. Mkumbo 12. Climate change risks on protected areas ecotourism: shocks and stressors perspectives in Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania N. P. Mkiramweni, T. DeLacy, M. Jiang & F. E. Chiwanga 13. The influence of homestay facilities on tourist satisfaction in the Lake Victoria Kenya Tourism Circuit Eliza Buyeke Ogucha, Geoffrey K. Riungu, Frimar K. Kiama and Eunice Mukolwe 14. Conclusion Kenneth F. Backman and Ian Munanura
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