Nature-based tourism and nature protection: Quality standards for travelling in protected areas in the Alps

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Nature-based tourism is an important element of ecological and sustainable development in the Alps. A functioning quality management programme is essential to ensure high-quality nature-based tourism. The authors developed ten quality standards, differentiated by five quality-related criteria with associated indicators. Standards were developed by involving experts from all Alpine countries and using an Alpine-wide online survey; the standards were tested in six case studies. The quality standards are available to various destinations in the form of a checklist.

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Siegrist, D., & Bonnelame, L. K. (2017). Nature-based tourism and nature protection: Quality standards for travelling in protected areas in the Alps. Eco.Mont, 9(Specialissue), 29–34. https://doi.org/10.1553/eco.mont-9-sis29

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