Biodiversity and tourism. Conflicts on the world's seacoasts and strategies for their solution
1997
Tourism is a way to use global biodiversity, and it may have impacts on it. As tourism activities concentrate on costal areas the purpose of the present studys is twofold: first, to analyse where and to which extent conflicts exist, or may be expected to arise, between conservation of biological biodiversity and development of tourism; secondly, to work out approaches and concepts which may be used to avoid and settle such conflicts. The global level is considered first; a discussion of the European context and case studies from various regions follow. The last part of the study concerns international law aspects of sustainable tourism.
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