10 May 2019
Some useful tips for site managers on tourism development for your disposal.
- Site managers implement activities designed to increase understanding and appreciation of World Heritage for visitors, residents, and industry.
- Site managers ensure the site is accessible to visitors with disabilities and to the local community.
- Site managers understand who comes to visit the site and the site uses a consistent methodology to estimate visitor’s financial contribution to the site.
- Site managers proactively manage visitor volumes in the site.
- Site managers regularly monitor, record and report impacts of visitor related activities in the site.
- Site managers proactively work to monitor and enhance the local community’s opinion on tourism.
- Site managers actively measure visitor satisfaction and implement actions designed to enhance the visitor experience and satisfaction.
- Site mangers ensure safety and security for visitors.
- Site mangers proactively manage disaster risks, and respond to crises and emergencies.
- Site managers proactively protect/uphold rights, ensure equal opportunities and prevent exploitation against gender/racial/ethnic/religious biases.
- Site managers appreciate , protect, and help visitors experience intangible cultural heritage values from the local communities.
- Site managers support social integration and inclusion of tourism development activities especially among the poor and at-risk youth.
- Site managers regularly monitor and implement capacity building activities for relevant stakeholders to ensure food security at the site.
- Site managers protect sensitive environments from negative impacts of human activities.
- Site managers and the tourism industry minimize solid waste and wastewater.
- Site managers and the tourism industry support efforts to minimise the use of energy, light, noise and visual pollution.
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