Sustainable holidays who's responsible salli felton
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This document discusses making tourism more sustainable and who is responsible. It outlines the customer journey in planning a holiday and key decision points around destination, timing, activities, and costs. Choosing sustainable options like responsible tour operators or eco-certified hotels can help. Editing choices by removing environmentally damaging options or making them more expensive can also guide people toward more sustainable choices. Sharing travel experiences online can motivate sustainable tourism if it highlights beautiful, low-impact destinations. Overall, the document focuses on influencing tourist behavior and decision making at different stages to promote more environmentally-friendly holidays.
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Sustainable holidays who's responsible salli felton
- 5. The Customer Journey Inspiration Research Booking In Destination Sharing Experience Key customer choices resulting in sustainability implications are made: Between research and booking In destination
- 7. Key Decision Making Factors Destination - where? Timing/season/climate when? Holiday type what do you want to do? Cost how much? Distance/Access how far/how easy?
- 8. Buying a sustainable holiday? Responsible Holiday agent Eco-tourism tour operator Certification
- 11. Choice Editing "...shifting the field of choice for mainstream consumers: cutting out unnecessarily damaging products and getting real sustainable choices on the shelves. "...[removing] environmentally offensive products from commercial consideration or [making] such products expensive to use."
- 15. Eat good food drink good wine Get a tan Explore amazing landscapes Relax and tune out Take photos Quality time with partner/family Experience different history and culture
- 16. BRAGGING RIGHTS The Independent, March 2017 I have no shame in admitting I love going to places that I know will look good on Instagram, but that's not the only reason for choosing them If a place is beautiful, I'll appreciate it and enjoy being there as well as upping my Insta-game - it's a win-win.
- 18. Thank You
Editor's Notes
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