TOURISM DAMAGE – GREENWATCH
September 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALLTOURISM once was regarded as a key to the developing world's ills, allowing poor countries to make money out of their natural landscape and cultural attractions, but as with most success stories, there is a downside. In some countries, tourism has boomed so suddenly and aggressively, the development it has sparked has threatened to go out of control, spoiling the delights that lured tourists in the first place and creating a host of new environmental problems for governments to deal with.These concerns have been highlighted in a UN Environment ...
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