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The Philippines, through tourism, aspires to become a stronger player in the integrated travel industry of today. Yet, the country realizes that in order to do so, it must conserve, protect and strengthen the cultural, historical and natural resources upon which the Philippines draws its unique competitive advantages. All these in a manner that can be sustained for the benefit and enjoyment of future generations of Filipinos. This book, a collection of research papers funded by the Philippine APEC Study Center Network (PASCN), reflects the scope and complexity of sustainable tourism development. The various papers also mirror the complexity of sustainable tourism development and hint at the multidisciplinary approach that this mode of tourism needs to succeed. Each paper applies a different disciplinary framework to its particular tourism problem: economics, sociology, anthropology, environmental science, management science, human resources development, and others. Each paper also provides a unique academic angle on sustainability and tourism.
| Philippine Institute for Development Studies | |
| Authors | Keywords |
| Alampay, Ramon Benedicto A.; | tourism; ecotourism; sustainable tourism; indigenous community; Sagada; whale watching; sustainable tourism development; |
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| Published in 2005 and available in the PIDS Library or | Downloaded 45,603 times since November 25, 2011 |