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Tourism in the Antarctic
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Modi Operandi and Regulatory Effectiveness
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Artikel-Nr:
9783639127973
Seiten:
244
Autor:
Daniela Haase Liggett
Format:
22.00x15.00x1.40 cm
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Daniela Haase Liggett has an MSc in Environment and Development
(University of Manchester, UK) and a PhD in Antarctic Studies
(University of Canterbury, New Zealand). Her recent research
focuses on polar tourism regulation and management. Other
research interests include tourism and development and
interdisciplinary research methodologies.
(University of Manchester, UK) and a PhD in Antarctic Studies
(University of Canterbury, New Zealand). Her recent research
focuses on polar tourism regulation and management. Other
research interests include tourism and development and
interdisciplinary research methodologies.
Antarctic tourism represents the largest and fastest
growing commercial activity on the Antarctic
continent. Under consideration of its unprecedented
growth and diversification, the Antarctic tourism
sector is viewed with increasing scrutiny and
concern. This concern is expressed in discussions
surrounding the success and effectiveness of the
existing regulatory framework for Antarctic tourism
and asks what changes might be required to adequately
protect the Antarctic continent in the future.
Tourism development in the Antarctic may well prove
to be a first test of the stability and success of
the Antarctic Treaty System. In fact, in view of the
rapid development of Antarctic tourism, structural,
institutional and legislative changes are necessary
if Antarctic tourism regulation is to remain
successful.
growing commercial activity on the Antarctic
continent. Under consideration of its unprecedented
growth and diversification, the Antarctic tourism
sector is viewed with increasing scrutiny and
concern. This concern is expressed in discussions
surrounding the success and effectiveness of the
existing regulatory framework for Antarctic tourism
and asks what changes might be required to adequately
protect the Antarctic continent in the future.
Tourism development in the Antarctic may well prove
to be a first test of the stability and success of
the Antarctic Treaty System. In fact, in view of the
rapid development of Antarctic tourism, structural,
institutional and legislative changes are necessary
if Antarctic tourism regulation is to remain
successful.