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Certification vs. Accreditation/Wildlife tourism – Amy-Sustainable Tourism

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Certification vs. Accreditation/Wildlife tourism — April 18, 2015. Certification vs. Accreditation/Wildlife tourism. April 18, 2015. May 13, 2015. Certification vs. Accreditation. Certification is the check that an applicant has effectively finished an assessment of his/her insight, abilities and capacities against the countrywide standard. People or firms that effectively pass a certification exam are certified. What are the potential positive impacts associated with wildlife based ecotourism? But wildl...

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Ecotourism – Amy-Sustainable Tourism

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Ecotourism — March 26, 2015. March 26, 2015. May 20, 2015. The International Ecotourism Society defined Ecotourism as ”Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well-being of local people” also education means to involve in both staff and guests. Ecotourism is about conservation, communities and sustainable travel which all participate in the ecotourism activities, there are few principle of Ecotourism (TIES, 2014):. According to the World Trade Organization, eco...

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Field Trip to Orokonui Ecosanctuary – RENEE DERWIN

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Field Trip to Orokonui Ecosanctuary. For a class field trip we went to Orokonui Ecosanctuary, which is located 20 minutes north of Dunedin. It has some of New Zealand’s rarest birds, reptiles and plants within the most protected forest in the south island. No only will you see that but there is a range of walking tracks through the native bush. The things you can see are:. These are some of the photos i took while we were on the field trip. June 9, 2015. June 10, 2015. Accessibility in Tourism: Singapore.

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Accessibility in Tourism: Singapore – RENEE DERWIN

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Accessibility in Tourism: Singapore. Singapore’s population is about 5.4 million and from this there are 131,000 disabled people (3 per cent of the population, excluding those older than 64). Singapore has a river flowing through the city and this can be hard to build efficient transport around this, as people/tourists will need to go over this to view the whole city. There transport system has worked with the to be able to make it more accessible to everyone around the city. DisabledTravelers.com Tr...

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Accessibility and mobility in Melbourne – Amy-Sustainable Tourism

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Accessibility and mobility in Melbourne — April 28, 2015. Accessibility and mobility in Melbourne. April 28, 2015. May 20, 2015. In today’s class we talked about accessibility and mobility, accessibility is about how tourists get to the destination and for those disabled people how can they get to the destination without any barriers. Melbourne as an example, showing how their transportation system works. What public transportation they have? Bike share-10 docking locations with 100 bikes in service.

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Special Topic-Sustainable practice in hotel industry – Amy-Sustainable Tourism

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Special Topic-Sustainable practice in hotel industry — June 4, 2015. Special Topic-Sustainable practice in hotel industry. June 4, 2015. June 4, 2015. Several hotels around the world have implemented creative cost saving initiatives to reduce their impact on the environment. There are some best practices examples from different hotel:. Conservation-As many tourists travel to experience the natural habitats within which the hotel operates, it is imperative that hotels focus on conserving the resources tha...