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Knowledge Exchange

Job & Fenna

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Doxey's irridex

songs for the unsung

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A quandary for tourism

profit

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Does the tourism industry in the place or region you grew up, focus onpeople, planet and/or profit?

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Doxey's irridex

Euphoria

Apathy

Antagonism

Annoyance

Songs for the unsung

- Make groups of 3 - Read the lyrics - Write down all positive and negative socio-cultural impacts of tourism - Link each phrase to a stage from Doxey’s irridex

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A quandary for tourism

- Read the article- Make groups of 3 - Discuss your own experience about the impact of tourism What did you see during your own holidays? Discuss the disappearance of certain flora and fauna. Do you see the negative relation between the destruction of nature and tourism or even more, your own future? - list down a number of activities to prevent this And ask yourself, can I contribute to solving part of the challenge?

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1. What is the multiplier effect? 2. What is leakage? 3. What are the positive economic impacts of tourism on a destination? 4. What are the negative economic impacts of tourism on a destination?

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1. What is the multiplier effect? 2. What is leakage? 3. What are the positive economic impacts of tourism on a destination? 4. What are the negative economic impacts of tourism on a destination?

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Antagonism

Stage 4 - situation

• the host population starts to blame tourism for all negative aspects of life in the area
• may lead to communtiy pressure to restrict and control tourist behaviour
• deteriorating reputation

Annoyance

Stage 3 - situation

• tourism is a dominant force in the environment
• the location needs to adapt in order to deal with the high number of tourists
• Residents have misgivings

Euphoria

Stage 1 - situation

• small amount of tourists who are welcomed
• they use local accomadations and services
• informal contacts with the locals
• host population feels euphoric
• higher economic benefits for locals

Apathy

Stage 2 - situation

• the host population start to take the tourist for granted
• contact becomes more formal because of more services becoming developed
• foreign investors start to take control
• local people start to get used servile roles
• commercialization of tourism prominent