Kenya enjoys a marine coastline of about 640 km giving a total area of territorial waters of
9700 km2 while the EEZ is 142,400 km2. She further lays claim to an extended EEZ of …

This study depicts the challenges and opportunities of sustainable tourism development in
Special Environmental Protected Areas with a Datça-Bozburun Peninsula case study via a …

Coasts worldwide face a great variety of environmental impacts, as well as increased
anthropogenic pressures due to urbanization and rapid population growth. Human activities …

Blue Flag (BF) is one of the most renowned tourism ecolabels in the world. Although this
ecolabel is based primarily on environmental education and management, it is argued that …

There are regions whose features allow them to function as catalysts for the health and well-
being of those who live there and those who visit them. However, to make the most of this …

More than 200 countries have a coastline, and this forms the basis for their claims to
territorial waters and exclusive economic zones (EEZs). Globally, about 40% of the world's …

There is an increasing need for spatial planning to manage coastal tourism, and applying
social media data has emerged as an effective strategy to support coastal tourism spatial …

Abstract Corporate Social Responsibility is a voluntary strategy by companies, which
integrates a set of actions that contribute to sustainable development. This study analyzes …

Marine and coastal tourism is often cited as one of the dominant sectors within many ocean
economies in terms of economic contribution and number of persons employed. Despite …

Coastal and marine tourism is the largest segment of the travel industry, historically
associated with the Sun, Sand and Sea imagery of beach holidays, and more recently …