Ethical Tourism

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TourismFoundation Degree

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Ethical Tourism

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Tourism has the power to lift people out of poverty, it has a power to connect people across cultures and religions and languages – Alana Dillette

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Please remember that Tourism has the potential to.....

Help people get out of poverty 
Educate and inspire 
Reduce inequality 
Create cultural understanding 
Help conservation of natural and built environments 
Change lives for the better 

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What are ethics?
Moral principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity.
(oxfordlanguages, 2014)

Morals?

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Let's see how ethical you are in a workplace.
How does this translate to Tourism?

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What is an example of unethical tourism?

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Discussion on irresponsible / unethical tourism examples 

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A few examples.....
Child Sex Tourism / exploitation 
Some all inclusive resorts 
Canned hunting 
Captive animals /irresponsible wildlife watching / shark cage diving 
Cultural Insensitivity 
Some cruise liners 
Land grabbing /forced evictions /displacement 


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Sexual Exploitation of children in Travel and Tourism (SECTT) 


Child sex tourism 

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Koning, A., & van Wilsem, J. (2023). The Context of Sexual Exploitation of Children by Tourists and Travelers: A Cross-National Comparison of Destination Countries and Non-Destination Countries. International Criminal Justice Review, 33(4), 349-366.

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Some stats....
$5 billion generated 
Impacts over 2 million children 
250,000 perpetrators  

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ECPAT 
Do all inclusive holidays provide a much needed break for millions of families on a tight budget and employment for local people – or deny local communities a fair share of tourism revenues?

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Canned hunting 
A trophy hunt which is not a fair chase.  Animals have been kept in a confined area to prevent escape and make it easier for hunter.

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Animal tourism 
Is it okay to use animals in tourism for entertainment?

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What is the issue?
Cultural Insensitivity 
Religious sites 
Monuments 
Festivals 
Customs and traditions
Human Safari 

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How not to be 'that tourist'

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Slum Tourism 
aka 
slum tours, reality tours, adventure tourism, poverty tourism

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Land grabbing/displacement

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Examples 
After the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, coastal communities in Thailand, Southern India and Sri Lanka were permanently relocated inland while their traditional lands were earmarked for tourism development.

In Kenya, the Endorois were expelled from their lands to make way for a conservation area in 1973. They only received compensation 30 years later when they took their case to the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights.

The South African government stepped up its ‘slum clearance’ programme in the lead up to the 2010 World Cup in the face of fierce opposition from local groups.

In Burma, 5,200 residents of the ancient city of Pagan were forcibly displaced in the lead up to ‘Visit Myanmar Year’ in 1996.

Other countries where displacement of local peoples has occurred for tourism: Australia, Argentina, Bali, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Egypt, Honduras, Jordan, Mexico, The Philippines, Namibia, Peru, Senegal, Tibet, Tanzania, Ghana, Honduras, Costa Rica, India, Burma

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Land grabbing 
Consultancy 

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TRAVINDY 

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Now relate to your destination 

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