2020
DOI: 10.14505//jemt.11.7(47).13
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Sustainable Tourism Business Promotion in Pakistan: A Descriptive Analysis of Logistics and Environmental Agreements

Abstract: The tourism industry is considered most important aspect for the progress of the economy as well as enhancing employment rate of the country. Tourism sector comprises on different activities such as, hotels, restaurants, tour operators, transportation management and providing services to the local and foreign clients at their destinations. Furthermore, tourism industry is also very important to bring foreign currency in the country through the visitors which consequently enhance the foreign reserves. However, … Show more

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“…This criterion is much neglected because there is no mechanism in action to tackle down the social and economic benefits of tourism to the local community as the same indicated in literature [3,46,65,66]. Findings of this study, consistent with [67][68][69], reveal that economic benefits go to tour operators, tour guides, and the people who are directly involved in tourism activities. This is the result of the absence or ineffectiveness of government policies to regulate related activities like polluting the environment and damaging heritages.…”
Section: Gstc Section B-maximization Of Social and Economic Benefits To The Local Community And Minimization Of Negative Impactssupporting
confidence: 68%
“…This criterion is much neglected because there is no mechanism in action to tackle down the social and economic benefits of tourism to the local community as the same indicated in literature [3,46,65,66]. Findings of this study, consistent with [67][68][69], reveal that economic benefits go to tour operators, tour guides, and the people who are directly involved in tourism activities. This is the result of the absence or ineffectiveness of government policies to regulate related activities like polluting the environment and damaging heritages.…”
Section: Gstc Section B-maximization Of Social and Economic Benefits To The Local Community And Minimization Of Negative Impactssupporting
confidence: 68%
“…However, that force was heavily hit by the pandemic in 2020. Hong Kong, Macao, and Thailand, which were the main objections of Chinese tourists, individually recorded drops of 93.8%, 83%, and 88.6% of Chinese tourists in 2020 [22].…”
Section: China Outbound Tourismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The energy fuel used in logistics undoubtedly affects a country's economic growth, especially the countries broadly based on the tourism sector. The tourism industry needs support from logistics, as trading of tourist commodities could be flourished with efficient and convenient logistics services (Ullah et al, 2020). In addition, the transportation infrastructure also plays an essential role in boosting the tourism industry that is significantly associated with logistics (Kanwal et al, 2020; Zeng et al, 2021).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%