Responsible Tourism (RT) is mainly conceived with three kinds of responsibilities which are termed as the 'triple bottom-line' economic responsibility, social responsibility and environmental responsibility. Though the concept of responsible tourism was there right from 1996, it was after the Cape Town Declaration of 2002 that a detailed picture of responsible tourism - including its aims, and factors evolved. RT encompasses all forms of tourism and seeks to minimize negative economic, environment and social impacts. It generates greater economic benefits to local people and enhances the wellbeing of local communities. It also makes positive contributions to the conservation of natural and cultural heritage, and maintenance of the world's diversity.
Beypore has to its name glorious tales of trade relations and a vibrant cultural ethos...more
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Cloaked in the mystic charm of riveting woods and exotic wildlife, the serene ...more
The ancient trading port of Kerala, Kannur embraces travellers with its ...more
RT started in Ambalavayal in the year 2012...more
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From exotic beaches to serene hill stations, ..... more
The quaint little village of Maravanthuruthu ..... more
