Human Rights Issues in Tourism (Tourism, Environment and Development Series)
by Atsuko Hashimoto, Elif Harkonen, Edward Nkyi
Human Rights Issues in Tourism delves into the ethical dimensions of the tourism sector, examining its ties to environmental sustainability and development. Authored by experts Atsuko Hashimoto, Elif Harkonen, and Edward Nkyi, this volume in the Tourism, Environment and Development Series provides essential insights for professionals and scholars navigating human rights challenges in global tourism practices.
About This Book
The book addresses human rights concerns in the context of tourism, part of the Tourism, Environment and Development Series. It highlights how tourism activities intersect with social and ethical issues.
Authors Atsuko Hashimoto, Elif Harkonen, and Edward Nkyi contribute expertise on the environmental and developmental aspects of tourism. The work focuses on the broader implications for sustainable practices.
Through its series affiliation, the book connects tourism to environmental stewardship and global development goals. It offers a foundation for understanding rights-based approaches in the sector.
Readers gain perspectives on balancing economic benefits of tourism with human rights protections. The content emphasizes informed decision-making for stakeholders in the industry.
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