Sustainable Tourism: Principles, Contexts and Practices (Aspects of Tourism Texts, 6) (Volume 6)
by David A. Fennell, Prof. Chris Cooper
Sustainable Tourism explores the principles, contexts, and practices that shape sustainable approaches to tourism. Written as an academic text, it offers a structured foundation for understanding sustainability in tourism and its practical relevance to students, educators, and readers interested in responsible tourism development.
About This Book
Sustainable tourism is examined through its central principles, contexts, and practices.
This volume provides a structured academic treatment of sustainability within tourism, suitable for readers seeking foundational knowledge of the subject.
Its focus connects conceptual understanding with the practical dimensions of tourism and responsible development.
As part of the Aspects of Tourism Texts series, the book supports study and discussion in tourism education.
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