How traveler or tourist should responsible himself for host destination, he/she should have travel activity without harming anybody or anything
Indigenous which are tribe communities plays vital role in tourism
2. Responsible Tourism
Responsible tourism is any form of tourism
that can be consumed in a more responsible
way. “Responsible tourism is tourism
which: minimizes negative social, economic
and environmental impacts. generates
greater economic benefits for local people
and enhances the well-being of host
communities.
Responsible tourism is like sustainable
tourism, however as often the word
sustainability is often overused and not
understood, responsible tourism has been
adopted as a term used by industry
3. Having the following
characteristics, Responsible
Tourism:
minimises negative economic,
environmental, and social impacts;
generates greater economic benefits for
local people and enhances the well-
being of host communities, improves
working conditions and access to the
industry;
involves local people in decisions that
affect their lives and life chances;
makes positive contributions to the
conservation of natural and cultural
heritage, to the maintenance of the
world’s diversity;
4. provides more enjoyable experiences
for tourists through more meaningful
connections with local people, and a
greater understanding of local cultural,
social and environmental issues;
provides access for physically
challenged people;
and is culturally sensitive, engenders
respect between tourists and hosts,
and builds local pride and confidence.
5.
6. INDIGENOUS TOURISM
Indigenous Tourism can be defined
as a tourism activity in which
Indigenous people are directly
involved either through control and/or
by having their culture serve as the
essence of the attraction.
Indigenous tourism centered on a
native community and described by
various terms is steadily growing as
an integral part of tourism industry.
7. For instance, it is referred to as Aboriginal
or Indigenous tourism in Australia; as
Aboriginal, Native or First Nations tourism
in Canada; and Indian or Native American
tourism in the USA. It is also referred to as
Anthropological Tourism or Tribal Tourism
in some nations.
Indigenous peoples are the holders and
custodians of unique languages,
knowledge systems and beliefs and
possess invaluable knowledge of practices
for the sustainable management of natural
resources.
They have a special relation and a very
strong bond with their land.
The ancestral land has a fundamental
importance for their collective physical and
8. FEATURES OF INDIGENOUS
TOURISM
Indigenous tourism is a
form of ‘special interest’
tourism and depends on
the primary motivation of
the tourist.
connected with
indigenous culture, values
and traditions.
owned and /or operated
by indigenous people.
based on indigenous land
and cultural identity,
controlled from within by
indigenous groups
9. a combination of
indigenous habitat,
heritage, history and
handicrafts.
typically small tourism
businesses owned by
tribes and families.
focused on indigenous
knowledge of culture
and nature, and
highly interactive and
authentic.