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A destination can have world-class attractions and still see tourism growth turn into overcrowding, environmental strain, and local resentment, because no clear policy framework was in place to guide how growth should actually happen. Tourism Policy exists to make that guidance deliberate rather than accidental, setting the rules, priorities, and governance structures that determine whether tourism benefits a destination or slowly erodes it. The Tourism Policy and Destination Governance Training Course, is built for professionals responsible for shaping the policy and governance decisions that guide tourism at a regional or national level.
This course treats tourism policy as a governance discipline connecting regulation, planning, and public interest into a coherent framework, not a set of disconnected rules applied reactively. Participants learn how tourism regulations are developed and enforced to balance growth against community and environmental interests, how destination planning decisions are shaped by policy priorities rather than purely commercial pressure, and how public tourism strategy coordinates government, industry, and community stakeholders around shared long-term goals. Participants leave with a practical understanding of how tourism policy and governance decisions shape destination outcomes, and how to contribute to policy that supports sustainable, well-managed tourism growth.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
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