Alternative Practices to Overcome the Environmental Problems in National Park
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Tourism industry is the major sector in business world today. It is fair to say
that tourism is now one of the world’s fastest-growing industries. In 2010, the Middle
East and Asia had the massive growth of tourists. Many countries rely heavily on the
industry with the hope to boost up their national and local economy. For that reason,
they attempt to promote their tourism by developing new tourist destinations that are
different from others. However, it is vital for all tourism stakeholders; government
sectors, non-government sectors, private sectors also local people to concern about
impacts from tourism activities. Many host destinations often neglect the fact that a
high number of tourists not only enhance their economy but also induce
environmental impacts on those destinations. Since, park tourism has increased in
recent years and it is likely to create negative impacts, even on a protected area. Yet,
protected areas have immense value in educational, recreational, and ecological
terms. In order to tackle the negative impacts appropriately the impacts first have to
be understood.
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