GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY

A GUIDE TO SUSTAINABLE TOURISM IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

A guide to sustainable tourism in developing countries

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Consideration For many communities in developing countries, a new tourist venture can bring significant economic benefits for local people. However, there can also be negative concerns that can affect communities that also need to be considered. From the visitor perspective, tourism destinations and operators also need to be mindful of inflationary practices or two-tiered pricing (i.e. different prices for the local and visitors), which may be perceived as exploitative and fraudulent. Balancing the visitor economy to ensure visitor expenditure is maximised and retained in the local community is a critical priority for tourism destinations. 55

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