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Adventures With a Purpose

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17. February 2016

In the 2014 UNWTO Global Report on Adventure Tourism, ATTA president Shannon Stowell identifies the top four trends in adventure tourism: The softening of adventure travel, customization of trip experiences, multi-generational groups, and

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Empowering Women Through Adventure Tourism

Adventure Africa Asia Australia Empowerment South America World

14. February 2016

Scheyvens (2002, p.138) analyzed tourism from a gender perspective: “The key theme running through accounts of women’s involvement in tourism in the Third World is that they have been used and often abused by the tourism industry for its own

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Jason deCaires Taylor: An Underwater Art Museum, Teeming with Life

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For sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor, the ocean is more than a muse — it’s an exhibition
Social License to Operate

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“Adventure tourism often occurs in difficult to reach places and often affects vulnerable
Fund Housing or Infrastructure?

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The question whether rebuilding funds should rather be spent on housing or infrastructure has
Earthships

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When a tsunami hit India in 2005, many people lost their homes, but the government was slow in
Building Back Better

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Resettlements

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Bruce Poon Tip: Beyond the Triple Bottom Line

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Sustainability and Economic Growth

Adventure Empowerment Sustainability 9. February 2016

Adventure tourism encourages sustainable practices. According to ATTA (2013), “adventure
Leakage

Adventure Science 8. February 2016

Tourism comes with many hidden costs that can have negative economic effects on the host
The Rickshaw Run

Adventure Asia Uncategorized Video 7. February 2016

The ingredients for an adventure according to The Adventurists: A developing country, a start
The Adventure Tourist

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In their Global Report on Adventure Tourism (2014) the United Nations World Tourism
The Psychological Dimensions of Adventure Tourism

Adventure Science 5. February 2016

According to Swarbrooke (2003, p.14-16), adventure is “where participants are voluntarily
Post-Disaster Challenges and Chances

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In the immediate wake of a natural disaster, the traumatized population faces a variety of
Disaster Management Life Cycles

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Ritchie (2009, p.44-45) states that “in both crisis and disaster definitions there is a belief
Vulnerability Factors

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Bruce Poon Tip: Beyond the Triple Bottom Line

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Disaster Management Life Cycles

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Leakage

Adventure Science 8. February 2016

Tourism comes with many hidden costs that can have negative economic effects on the host
The Adventure Tourist

Adventure Science 6. February 2016

In their Global Report on Adventure Tourism (2014) the United Nations World Tourism
The Psychological Dimensions of Adventure Tourism

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Sustainability and Economic Growth

Adventure Empowerment Sustainability 9. February 2016

Adventure tourism encourages sustainable practices. According to ATTA (2013), “adventure
The Dark Side of Adventure Tourism

Adventure Asia Australia Best Practices Culture Empowerment SIDS Video 15. February 2016

Despite the many potential benefits of adventure tourism, it does not always succeed to improve
Vanuatu’s Piggy Bank

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Disaster Terminology

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DEFINITIONS: CRISIS VS. DISASTER VS. HAZARD Many authors have tried to understand crises and
Adventure Travel & Climate Change

Adventure Best Practices Climate Change Environment 11. February 2016

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