环境、文化、经济和社会社区可持续发展旅游可持续发展：在度假目的地的一个框架外文翻译.docVIP

外文翻译 Environmental, cultural, economic and socio-community sustainability: a framework for sustainable tourism in resort destinations Material Source: /content/572n10r273n43386 Author: Harold Richins This paper utilizes an inclusive community based sustainability framework with a focus on a resort destination in providing a potential model for more inclusive longrange destination planning and implementation. Four diverse, but interrelated areas of sustainable tourism were specified in this framework for a more comprehensive process including ecological, cultural, economic and socio-community sustainability. In addition a strategic community driven structure, which provides direction, information and practices, serves the purpose of integrating and implementing the framework. The unique tourism destination, Noosa in Australia is used as an example of embracing sustainable tourism as a community and as part of a larger focus on the four key components of sustainability. By viewing sustainable community attributes as assets, all of which are important to manage, enhance and/or conserve, it is expected that the resort community will continue to attract visitors to feel connected and committed to experiencing its lifestyle, sense-of-community and natural features while also contributing to community sustainable stewardship and a strong tourism economy. The strategic process. The development of the Noosa Sustainable Tourism Strategy utilised principles of community-based planning and the integration of economic, social, environmental, and cultural considerations to all be important components in the development of a viable sustainable tourism strategy. In addressing these components the following includes the primary steps undertaken in the development of the Sustainable Tourism Strategy: (1) Determining the proposed process, (2) determination of five strategic asset categories and fourteen subcategories, (3) development of a preliminary vi