Drawn to the unique natural and geographical advantages of ecotourism scenic areas, tourists can roam environment and, at same time, promote sustainable development area’s ecology. As a result, has gradually become popular type tourism. Tourists’ perceived authenticity, values, revisit intentions, environmentally responsible behaviors, which are important variables in understanding their cognit...

ecotourism is compatible kind of tourism. today, tourism industry has a great role in creating job opportunities and increasing income level. having unique ecotourism properties (subcategorized under natural parks, jungle and plain, river and lake, waterfall, spring and cave – as one of these attractions, upside-down tulip plains can be named which have a national function) and regarding geog...

Northern areas of Pakistan have blessed with extremely beautiful natural landscapes, waterfalls, glaciated mountains, biodiversity rich valleys and forests and have extraordinary potential for ecotourism. Study is designed to propose potential sites for ecotourism in Kohistan, which is a least developed but biodiversity rich area of Pakistan.  Poor planning and mismanagement of tourism practice...

Tourism data are sparse, and commonly cannot distinguish between different forms of tourism. However, according to one 1982 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Survey, 29 million U.S. citizens took some 310 million trips in 1980 based on nonconsumptive enjoyment of nature and wildlife. At least 1 million of these tourists traveled to foreign lands primarily to experience the ecologies of remote destinations...

Private Protected Areas (PPAs) often use wildlife-based ecotourism as their primary means of generating business. Achieving tourist satisfaction has become a strong driving goal in the management of many PPAs, often at the expense of biodiversity. Many extralimitral species, those which historically did not occur in an area, are stocked in PPAs with the intention of increasing ecotourism attrac...

Ajodhya Hill in Purulia district of West Bengal is a treasure house of natural beauties, but hilly terrain and thick forest cover have made many parts of this region inaccessible by road and perpetual agricultural drought over decades had weakened the economy of the area. Taking advantage of this physical and economic handicap, an organized group of social and political activists called Left-Wi...