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Sustainable tourism is a tourism operation that, in addition to the expectation of economic propulsion, also takes into account the capacity and stewardship of natural resources, communities, traditions, and ways of life associated
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) criteria were created to provide an understanding of sustainable tourism, which takes into account the capabilities and stewardship of natural resources, communities, traditions, and lifestyles related
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) was created for understanding and promoting the practice of sustainable tourism and economic development, along with taking care of natural resources, communities, traditions, and ways of life related to touri
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After many decades of tourism “running wild” around the world, with no widely accepted standards
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) criteria have been developed and revised to comply with the ISEAL Alliance standard-setting code of conduct.
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) was established to aid in the understanding of sustainable tourism.
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) criteria were developed to provide an understanding of sustainable tourism.
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Thailand’s Tourism Authority has joined the Global Sustainable Tourism Council’s Partnership network.
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In addition to economic and social value, tourists must consider the importance of conservation of resources and the environment.
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Water is a natural resource that is essential for both survival and economic development.
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The Global Sustainable Tourism Council has established tourism standards as a global basis for everyone connected with the tourism industry to understand.
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Water is an essential component of every industry, including tourism.