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Human resource development, employment and
globalization in the hotel, catering and tourism sector (PDF) Tourism and development in Africa Tourism and the Environment in the Caribbean: An Economic Framework
(PDF) Pro-poor tourism strategies: making tourism work for the poor (PDF) Tourism: facing the challenge of climate change (PDF) Recent developments in trade and competition
issues in the service sector: a review of practices in travel and tourism
(PDF) Sustainable tourism and cultural heritage: a
review of development assistance and its potential to promote sustainability
(PDF) Pro-poor: harnessing the world's largest industry for the world's poor
(PDF) Win Win Approaches to Development and the
EnvironmentEcotourism and Biodiversity Conservation Environmental implications of the tourism
industry discussion paper (PDF) Sustainable slopes Annual report 2001: the
environmental charter for ski areas (PDF) Sustainable tourism and poverty elimination study (PDF) Tourism, conservation and sustainable development (PDF) Tourism and the Environment (PDF) Development approaches and practices for the
sustainable use of biological resources, including tourism Gender & Tourism: women's employment and participation in tourism Best practices in local development Aviation and sustainable development
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