Small nos of visitors are attracted to an area by something e.g attractive landscape ( not developed many tourist services)
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National Park
An area where development is limited and planning controlled. The landscape is regarded as unusual and valuable and therefore worth looking after
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Honeypot site
somewhere that attracts a large number of tourists who, due to their numbers place pressure on the environment and people.
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Mass Tourism
Tourism on a large scale to one country or region. This is linked to the Development and Consolidation phases of the Butler tourist resort life cycle model
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Extreme environments
Locations with difficult environments where tourism has only recently occurred due to people wanting to visit somewhere with difficult physical challenges.
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Stewardship
The personal responsibility of us to look after things, in this case the environment. No one should damage the present or future environment
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Conservation
The thoughtful use of resources; managing the landscape in order to protect ecosystems and cultural features
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Butler tourist resort life cycle model
theoretical model used to describe the changes that take place as a tourist resort develops
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Involvement stage
Local population sees the opportunities and starts to provide accommodation, food and transport for visitors
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Development stage
Large companies build hotels and leisure complexes and advertising package holidays. Tourist numbers rise dramatically as does job opportunities.
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Consolidation
Tourism major part of the local economy- usually at expense of other types of development. No of visitors are steading making employment secure. Some facilities are getting older.
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Stagnation
Resort becomes unfashionable and no of visitors decline
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Decline
Visitors go elsewhere; day trippers and weekenders become main source of income
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Rejuvenation
Attempts are made to modernise the resort and attract people.
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National Park
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An area where development is limited and planning controlled. The landscape is regarded as unusual and valuable and therefore worth looking after
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