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List and explain with examples two key management tools for the environmental management of tourism.

Use the following information to answer the question: Raymi and Associates is a medium-sized company headquartered in La Paz, Bolivia. The organization works with a collective of cocaleros (coca farmers) in the Chapare highland region. Bolivian Law 1008 ("Law on the Regime Applicable to Coca and Controlled Substance", 1988) permits up to 12,000 hectares of coca cultivation for traditional consumption and other legal uses. Coca has been used indigenously for centuries as a stimulant to overcome fatigue, hunger and thirst and to counteract altitude sickness. Local homeopathic uses of coca include the treatment of diabetes and osteoporosis. The leaves can be chewed, or infused in a tea. Coca is exported legally worldwide as a compound widely used in the cosmetics industry, and decocainized coca is a flavoring used by Coca-Cola. Bolivians also make a coca leaf liqueur that is becoming increasingly popular. The current President, the first indigenous president to hold office, supports the…

identify at least 3 main ethical issues about Japan has approved a plan to release more than one million tonnes of contaminated water from the destroyed Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea.

In relation to indigenous science and nation-building, specify a Philippine tribal group (Igorot, Lumad, Aeta, Dumagat, Mangyan, etc) that has exerted efforts to apply indigenous knowledge (ancestral remedies, indigenous plant medicines, etc) in the prevention, management, and cure of COVID-19. How successful are they in their goals? Should you support these traditional medicines/indigenous knowledge-based products to curb the pandemic?

Storytelling about places is recognized as a tool to enhance the reputation of regions as they compete for tourism and economic development spending in the digital age. Through digital media, people can be encouraged to tell their tourism stories and share their experiences. Stories are so essential to human life that we can be described as the “Storytelling Animal” (Gottschall, 2012). Stories and storytelling help define the nature of humanity (James & Minnis, 2004; Tobin, 2006). Stories, including myths, legends, and folktales (Reamy, 2002), pass on wisdom, knowledge, and culture for thousands of years (Sole and Wilson, 2002, p.73). Storytelling activities are ubiquitous throughout human history, including day-to-day activities, at meals, while traveling, in work songs, and even while dreaming. “Storytelling begins with the very history of mankind, there has never existed anywhere a people without stories” (Barthes et al., 1969). Hence, stories are devices to organize thinking…

Given the increasing sensitivity of potential visitors for a tourism product that demonstrates care for the environment and social and economic responsibility,   i) How have private businesses, such as resort operators, attractions, etc, modified their business practices in order to respond to this demand?   ii) What mechanisms are used to monitor the attainment and or maintenance of sustainable development goals?   iii) How is the attainment of sustainable development goals communicated to stakeholders in the tourism industry?

Topic: Global Warming Describe the prominent ethical dilemma you think exists in this topic. Explain the benefit of using an ethical framework as it relates to your topic. Explain how diverse ethical perspectives can benefit how your topic is addressed.

The government of Singapore is planning to deregulate the gaming industry in 2020. It isforecasted that millions of tourists will visit Singapore every year, with over 40% of tax revenuegenerated from the gaming industry and an increase in disposable income. Which environmentalforce(s) is/are stated in the case of Singapore?(a) Political and Legal.(b) Technological and Socioculture.(c) Political and Legal, and Economic.(d) Economic.

. Propose a plan for a more sustainable approach to tourism development.

Source: Worden, M., Human Rights Watch (Washington, DC). 26 December 2022. Online. Available from:https://allafrica.com/stories/202212260013.htm   According to the article, the FIFA brand’s reputation suffered in Qatar. With the aid of the article, discuss why themacroenvironmental analysis must be part of a due diligence study done before awarding the rights to host future FIFA world cup events.

Uber is now a successful ride sharing global business. Starting from a start-up, this business has extended both scale and scope economies. Suppose you are hired by this company as a business analyst. You need to report the following issues and prepare a response for each: a. Identify the changes in demand and supply conditions of the ride sharing segment of this business during any pandemic period. b. In this context, identify and analyse the role of innovation in expanding this business in the future.

literature under separate titles on how this pandemic has been affecting respective areas 1. Traditional and complementary medicine in Pakistan 2. Spa economy in Pakistan

Find an example of a company in Lithuania that engages in a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative. The company you select should be a domestic company to Lithuania, not just an office of an international company. Include a weblink to the company. What is the purpose of that company's initiative (what are they trying to accomplish). Classify the purpose of their initiative as either ethical (i.e., actions to make things "right"), environmental (i.e., actions to help preserve the natural environment), or social (i.e., actions to improve the lives of people). Justify your response. Describe what the company does for their initiative? Include an image of the initiative if one is available.

“Tourism should be banned in order to protect local environments, cultures and economies.” To what extent do you agree with this statement? Evaluate the impact of tourism in these three areas.Write up should be a minimun of 1500 words and it should contain references.

a) Explain the requirements to establish Islamic banking business in Labuan offshore center? b) COVID-19 has generated significant instability and high volatility in the global capital markets and banking industry. While the full impact is yet to be determined, it’s expected that the adverse impacts are likely to continue for the long term. Determine whether it is the onshore or the offshore banks that are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Justify the answer.

Mark Antony Camiller (2007) Corporate Sustainability, Social Responsibility and Environmental Management: An Introduction to theory and practice with Case Studies; Discuss the main themes of corporate Citizenship policies and principles as practiced in North America and in Europe

Identify three (3) best practices of sustainable tourism which are used worldwide and say why you would seek to employ them within Barbados. Then explain how you would advocate for or against the inclusion of these practices Barbados.

An international soft drink company has a signature soft drink that it sells all over the world. Over the years, the company has developed a global reputation and is well known for corporate social responsibility. The company focuses on educating children, empowering women and in reducing waste in India, the company sells a version of the soft drinks that complies with indian food and health regulations. The soft drink company is obeying the law in India. But it is less healthy than the drink sold in the European market where the law is stricter, Globally, the company spends lot of money in advertising the product as a healthier option of soft drink. In India, some studies reported that the usage of this soft drink can lead to many diseases such as obesity and cancer. The international company has not done any measures to find out the harmful effects of this soft drink in India. Questions 1. Discuss the ethical issues involved in this case study. 2. What would be the options available…

The Impact of the Coronavirus on Employment in the Jamaica Tourism Sector. What are the assumptions, limitations and delimitations?

In 2009, Detroit, Michigan experienced an aggressive recession as compared to the rest of country. With unemployment rates topping 15%, the city was faced with many challenges financially, economically, and socially. In addition to the financial challenges, the city was also experiencing political instability and corruption. Various major city officials were being investigated for fraud, bribery, and other criminal charges. Spirit Electric, operating as a natural monopoly, was the only company in the area providing electric services to Detroit households. Like many other companies, it was experiencing financial difficulties and could no longer continue without some intervention. This was mainly due to high operating costs, foreclosures in the area, and the fact that many households were not paying their bills. As a result, Spirit Electric came to a standstill in the latter part of 2009. Matt Green, Spirit Electric CEO, gathered the Board of Directors and determined that the company…

Choose any company (Government or Private) doing business in Oman. Analyze and describe the influence of Islamic approach on the practices of the selected company. Explain in short company profile and its key products, and identify any four Islamic principles and approaches the company is following in its business practices. (100-250 words maximum) And Explain the benefits the company is getting or beneficiaries are receiving by implementing Islamic principles and approaches in the company- (100-250 words maximum) And Your opinion -Any Two Islamic principles and approaches that you suggest to the chosen Organizations. Justify your choice (100-250 words maximum)

Describe in your own words, what Hospitality Law is and who it is intended to protect in the Golfand Hospitality Industry?

In a small group, identify and research an environmental threat—such as a regulatory threat, a cultural threat, or and economic threat—posed to global marketers. Analyze the issues related to this threat, discuss how affected companies are reacting, and make recommendations regarding how these companies should address the threat.

What are the commercial potential in addressing climate change?