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Eco tourism is a growing industry in many developing countries particularly tropical regions which contain diversity of flora and fauna that not available in four season countries such as Europe and United States.The benefit of ecotourism include increased foreign receipts, infrastructure development, job creation, new market for locally produced goods, increased government revenues through fees and taxes by visitor and protection of natural areas that might otherwise be converted to alternative uses. However, the current trend of eco accommodation providers seems oriented to be larger, more…mehr

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Eco tourism is a growing industry in many developing countries particularly tropical regions which contain diversity of flora and fauna that not available in four season countries such as Europe and United States.The benefit of ecotourism include increased foreign receipts, infrastructure development, job creation, new market for locally produced goods, increased government revenues through fees and taxes by visitor and protection of natural areas that might otherwise be converted to alternative uses. However, the current trend of eco accommodation providers seems oriented to be larger, more international hotel type luxury accommodation, operated by major chains, or to resorts in the wilderness. Paradoxically, in some areas, there may be resistance to allowing any form of fixed roof accommodation in more natural areas. In particularly, accommodation and hospitality services including hotel, resort and compounds continue to be the most criticized tourism component because of theirpotential negative impacts in the natural and cultural environment.
Autorenporträt
MOHD RAHIMI BIN ABDUL HALIM is currently working as a tourism lecturer at the Department of Tourism & Hospitality, Sultan Idris Shah Polytechnic of Malaysia. He obtained his Master Degree in MSc.Tourism Planning from Malaysia University of Technology (UTM)in 2011. His area of interest related to recreation, sustainable tourism and travel management