Tag: Collaboration

Partnering Powers Stewardship at Lake Tahoe

When America’s Lake Tahoe was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, visitors swamped the destination, leaving stress and debris in their wake. Julie W. Regan, executive director of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, shares their solution – collaboration across numerous sectors and jurisdictions. Tahoe’s Destination Stewardship Council Gets High Marks for

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How Historic Quebec City Saved Itself

Long before the term “destination stewardship” became popular, Quartier Petit Champlain’s cooperative model embodied the Cape Cod Charter principles and committed to protecting the historical spirit of the neighbourhood. Amélie Cloutier, Associate Professor at École des Sciences de la gestion, Université du Québec à Montréal, and Scientific Director of the

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A Visitor’s Take on Scottish Destination Stewardship

The name of Scotland comes up frequently in matters of sustainability and good destination stewardship. While on holiday there, Executive Editor Jonathan Tourtellot kept an eye out for examples. This is what he found, with all photography thanks to him. The Kelpies are unique, well executed, and true to the

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Destination Stewardship Report
Jonathan Tourtellot

Colorado: Making Tourism a Force for Good

Colorado’s spectacular Rocky Mountain scenery has long drawn everyone from families on a driving holiday to hardcore climbers and skiers. Visitors discover a state rich in history, geology, and nature, and they come in increasing numbers. The U.S. state has risen to the challenge with a collaborative, statewide destination stewardship

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Secrets of the Kasbah

Morocco’s renowned Kasbah du Toubkal has racked up a three-decade record for good stewardship and community relations. Few lodges have had such a profound impact on their surrounding communities. During a visit, Jonathan Tourtellot learns how this came to be. Mountain Lodge Shows What It Takes to Marry Success with

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Involucrando a los viajeros en la gestión del destino

EN     ES El flujo de turistas que visitan un destino pasan a formar parte de ese destino. ¿Qué dicen, qué hacen, cómo gastan, cómo se comportan: como invitados o como invasores? – hace la diferencia. Cada vez más, las organizaciones de destinos quieren informar a sus visitantes sobre no hacer

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Community-based tourism
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Turismo Comunitario en las Maldivas

EN     ES Los lujosos centros turísticos de las Maldivas, cada uno de ellos ubicado en su propio atolón, han dejado a la mayoría de los isleños fuera de la ecuación turística. Shannon McCarthy y Chloe King describen cómo un modelo de casa de visitantes basado en la comunidad puede cambiar

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Community Tourism
timgreenleaf

Red de alojamiento comunitario junto a familias de Nepal

EN     ES Destination Stewardship Report – Vol. 5, No. 1 – June-August 2024 Las rutas de senderismo -populares en todo el mundo- son propensas a desarrollar nudos de sobreturismo, principalmente en sus puntos de acceso. Con experiencia de varias décadas en el turismo de senderismo, no sorprende que los nepaleses

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La OGD de Los Ángeles adopta el modelo “Destination Stewardship”

EN     ES Cuando una OGD de una ciudad importante comienza a recibir indicios de que el viejo estilo de simplemente comercializar las principales atracciones no es del todo satisfactorio, se produce un examen de conciencia. Adam Burke, director ejecutivo de Turismo de Los Ángeles, explica por qué tuvieron que cambiar

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The Los Angeles DMO Adopts Destination Stewardship

EN     ES When a major city DMO starts getting hints that the old style of simply marketing major attractions isn’t quite satisfactory, some soul-searching ensues. Los Angeles Tourism CEO Adam Burke explains why they had to change, and how they did it. A key step: Change the bylaws.   To build

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