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Tourism & People

Tourism & People. CIS Block. Globalization. Tourism is a vehicle for globalization Modern colonization Culture often used to promote tourism “Buy” people. Impact on Ways of Life. Language Values Jobs and labor Counterfeit culture. Cultural Clashes. Stereotypes Restriction of progress

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Tourism & People

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  1. Tourism & People CIS Block

  2. Globalization • Tourism is a vehicle for globalization • Modern colonization • Culture often used to promote tourism • “Buy” people

  3. Impact on Ways of Life • Language • Values • Jobs and labor • Counterfeit culture

  4. Cultural Clashes • Stereotypes • Restriction of progress • Forced on indigenous people • Inequality in tourist/ local relationships • Damages sacred sites • Budget travel pros and cons

  5. Changes a Culture • Drugs • Sex trafficking • Self-sufficient to consumer-based • Difficult to go back

  6. Macabre Forms of Tourism • Bali- cremation ceremonies • Papua New Guinea- safaris • Canada and Norway- seal killing • New Orleans– Katrina tours

  7. Resisting and Improving Tourism • Hopi Nation- closed dances, dress codes, no pictures, restricted travel, warning signs • Tourism Concern • Burma • Nepal

  8. Sources Holden, Andrew. Environment and Tourism. Second ed. London: Routledge, 2008. Print. Routledge Introductions to Environment Ser. McLaren, Deborah. Rethinking Tourism and Ecotravel. Bloomfield, CT: Kumarian, 2003. Print.

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