Build new infrastructure.

 Perform a climate risk assessment.

 Develop a mobile app.

Launch a promotional campaign.

Importing eco-friendly vehicles

Reducing emissions and enhancing adaptive capacity

Promoting cruise tourism

Increasing international visitor arrivals

Determining how many tour operators can profit.

Setting high tourist arrival targets.

Estimating how many visitors an area can support without damage.

Choosing the best location for malls.

It has no measurable impact.

 It is negligible due to the low emissions of tourists.

It balances emissions with natural resource regeneration.

 It contributes significantly through energy-intensive activities.

Public-private conflict

Capacity building and local empowerment

Destabilising the tourism economy

Greenwashing

It increases ticket sales.

 It reduces competition.

It ensures that tourists receive discounts.

It promotes integrated and effective responses.

Encouraging local sourcing and employment.

Relying on foreign investment.

 Importing food for tourists.

Focusing only on high-end tourists.

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

World Economic Forum’s Green Guide

WTO Global Travel Pact

FIFA Fair Play Framework

Eco-tourism focuses on nature and education.

Sustainable tourism excludes luxury travellers.

Eco-tourism is driven by mass consumption.

Sustainable tourism happens only in cities.

Taking part in wildlife photography from a safe distance.

Riding quad bikes off marked trails.

Feeding wild animals for better interaction.

Collecting coral as souvenirs.