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2 The Impacts of Tourism Aim: To discover what positive & negative impacts tourism can bring to tourist destinations Resources File Paper Red Books p.68&69 Applied 88-91

3 The Major Impacts SocialImpacts EconomicImpacts EnvironmentalImpacts

4 Your Task Each of the impacts can have positive and negative effects on the destination. (Red book pages 68-69 + Applied book pages 89-90) C reate three separate fact sheets giving details of each of the impacts (Social, Economic and Environmental) under the headings: Positive Impacts or Negative Impacts

5 Your Task Applied book Page 88 Explain the impact of increased air travel on the world’s climate

6 Your Task Case Studies (Applied book Page 88) For Bluestone Holiday Village and Holidaybreak plc………. State the key characteristics of each development then….make a bullet point list for each of all the likely types of impact they will have

7 Sustainable Tourism Read the information on p.70&71 What is sustainable tourism?What is sustainable tourism? Complete the “Over to You” activity on p.71.Complete the “Over to You” activity on p.71. Produce a set of guidelines that tourists should adhere to. This should be in a poster format that could be displayed in the local tourist information centreProduce a set of guidelines that tourists should adhere to. This should be in a poster format that could be displayed in the local tourist information centre

8 If tourism produces so many negatives WHY is it growing rapidly as an industry???????????? JOBS ~ millions of people all over the world depend on tourism for their livelihood. Without it they would be unemployed and would end up living in poverty. Also, tourism produces a MULTIPLIER effect…………….. jobs in tourism give people more spending power eg. in shops, so more shops are needed = more jobs created. People with jobs need more consumer goods eg. TV, computer – this creates jobs in manufacturing

9 Your Task (Applied book Page 90) Do the Quick Quiz and Exam Practice

10 What is the answer to the problems caused by tourism? SustainableTourism

11 When travelling in Yorkshire, please observe the Countryside Code. Enjoy the countryside and respect its life and work. Guard against all risk of fire. Fasten all gates. Keep your dogs under close control. Keep to public paths across farmland. Use gates and stiles to cross fences, hedges and walls. Leave livestock, crops and machinery alone. Take your litter home. Help keep all water clean. Protect wildlife, plants and trees. Take special care on country roads. Make no unnecessary noise. Homework Produce your own copy of the Country Code (find out how it applies to a variety of groups of visitors)

12 Case study 1. (Understanding GCSE Geography Pages 217- 219) Describe THREE problems/conflicts commonly found in National Parks Use the sheet ‘Planning in National Parks’ to match up and copy out the problems/solutions List the problems, with examples, related to Number of visitors to the N. York Moors List the problems faced by Goathland

13 2. Blackpool Understanding GCSE Geog Page 80 Read through the information about Blackpool’s problems 1.Do Activity 1a 2.Write a (detailed) bullet point list of the strategies in place to deal with the problems

14 3. Mallorca Sustainable tourism in Mallorca Watch video Discuss problems Mallorca faces related to tourism Discuss sustainable tourism (sheet) Research eg.water conservation Plan and present sustainable development of Cala San Vincente

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