For oil-dependent countries to pursue sustainable tourism as a diversification measure, into their national development plan
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The study suggests that for oil-dependent countries to pursue sustainable tourism as a diversification measure, into their national development plan. Strategic investments in green sustainable tourism needs to be built infrastructure, commu
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- TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY: SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS IN COX'S BAZAR, BANGLADESH (2026) · Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites · doi
Future research should explore the long-term impacts of community-based tourism models on local economic resilience and assess how eco-tourism can be effectively integrated into mainstream tourism practices in Bangladesh. Additionally, further research into tourism governance and its role in balancing development with sustainability necessary to better understand how to safeguard both the government and local cultures.
generalconclusionsKeywords: tourism local future explore long term impacts community based models economic resilience assess effectively integrated - Tourism as a Sustainable and Economically Viable Alternative to Oil and Gas: A Review (2026) · Elicit Journal of Economics and Management Studies · doi
The study suggests that for oil-dependent countries to pursue sustainable tourism as a diversification measure, into their national development plan. Strategic investments in green sustainable tourism needs to be built infrastructure, community-based tourism and enabling policy measures should be made to improve the economy, environment and social inclusion.
generalrecommendationsKeywords: tourism sustainable suggests dependent countries pursue diversification measure national development plan strategic investments green needs - Sustainable Tourism, International Cooperation, and Economic Development (2026) · Tourism · doi
The lack of robust comparative frameworks and standardized quantitative tools to systematically evaluate the trade-offs between economic growth, international cooperation, and environmental sustainability. The need for longitudinal methodologies and emerging paradigms to advance towards more sustainable and inclusive models of tourism development. The limited understanding of the complex relationships between tourism, economic development, and environmental sustainability.
generalstated research gapevidence 5/5Keywords: lack robust comparative frameworks standardized quantitative tools systematically
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