What ‘good tourism’ needs: Listening, learning, leading
K Michael Haywood wonders what the subjective notion of ‘good tourism’ is, or could be, and how it might be achieved. The ‘good’ in ‘good tourism’ represents the search for that which is desirable and deserving of esteem and respect. It suggests that tourism activities be appropriate within future-ready societal, locational, cultural, and operational contexts. […]
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