Tourism Policy, Governance, and Ethics

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This module introduces students to the systems, institutions, and ethical foundations that shape tourism worldwide. It examines the roles played by governments, NGOs, and international organizations in developing and enforcing tourism policy. Learners will explore how laws, rights, and codes of conduct influence the behavior of tourists and tourism providers, and analyze pressing ethical issues like labor exploitation, cultural misrepresentation, and environmental justice. By understanding governance structures and ethical frameworks, students will be equipped to advocate for and contribute to responsible, equitable tourism development.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the structure and function of global tourism governance
  • Analyze how national and international policies shape tourism development
  • Explore the role of law in regulating labor, visitor safety, and business practices
  • Examine key ethical frameworks used to assess tourism conduct and impacts
  • Evaluate real-world case studies on policy failure, corporate ethics, and whistleblowing
  • Learn to apply ethical principles in destination management and tourism marketing

Course Content

Institutional Roles and Policy Frameworks

  • Key Actors in Tourism Governance
  • How Tourism Policies Are Formulated
  • Review of National and International Tourism Policies and Their Implementation Challenges

Tourism Laws, Labor Rights, and Visitor Regulation

Ethics in Tourism Practice and Development

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