COASTAL LAND UTILIZATION AS TOURISM ACCOMMODATION IN BULELENG

Coastal and Maritime Tourism

Coastal tourism refers to land-based tourism activities including swimming, surfing, sunbathing and other coastal recreation activities taking place on the coast for which the proximity to the sea is a condition including also their respective services. Maritime tourism refers to sea-based activities such as boating, yachting, cruising, nautical sports as well as their land-based services and i...

The Economic of Tourism and Travel Accommodation

Organizing Coastal Land Use for Urban Tourism Development (Case Study: Sorkhrood)

Planning for land, as the main element of the environment and the most basic pillar of a settlement, for being the background of a life with health, comfort and satisfaction of the inhabitants, is very important. Tourism with a wide range of environmental, economic, social and physical impacts is one of the factors affecting the pattern of land use which, depending on the region's ability to at...

A Gis-based Analysis and Prediction of Land-use Change in a Coastal Tourism Destination Area

South Carolina is the nation's second largest coastal resort state in terms of beach destination trips, superseded only by Florida. Its coastal resources and tourism industry are now undergoing tremendous coastal change due to tourism development and associated commercial and residential growth. As the negative elements of coastal change draw more public attention, and sustainable development b...

“Tragedy of the Commons” in the Tourism Accommodation Industry

This paper models the interaction between tourism accommodation industry and environmental quality – defined as a composite common pool resource. Results from the study show that open-access leads generally to both economic and environmental over-exploitation, i.e. “the tragedy of the commons”. This also affects the overall tourism industry since tourism accommodation and environmental quality ...