A master thesis from Aalborg University
Investigate the responsibility of the stakeholders to build a community friendly sustainable destination: A case study on Sajek, Bangladesh
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Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2024
Submitted on
2024-04-30
Pages
68 pages
Abstract
This study focus on the sustainable community-based tourism in Sajek, Bangladesh. Focusing on the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in fostering a community-friendly tourism environment. Qualitative research methodology are used in this study to investigates how tourism can used to support environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and economic growth which ensuring long-term benefits for the local community. Moreover, interviews and thematic analysis used in this research highlights the critical role of local communities, government bodies, tourism businesses, and nongovernmental organizations in developing sustainable tourism practices. The findings of the study suggest that collaborative efforts and inclusive planning are essential to address the challenges of sustainable tourism. For example environmental degradation, cultural erosion, and economic inequality. Finally, it will be hope that the study contributes to the understanding of sustainable tourism development in rural destinations and provides recommendations for stakeholders to enhance tourism sustainability in Sajek.
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