Tourism & Hospitality

Tourism and International Development

Introduction

This course explores the relationship between tourism and international development, focusing on sustainable development goals and tourism’s role in economic growth. Learners will examine development theories, assess tourism's impact on emerging destinations, and evaluate the role of global institutions, NGOs, and government policies in tourism development. Using development indicators, students will learn to analyse how tourism supports social, economic, and environmental progress in developing nations. This course is essential for anyone looking to leverage tourism for positive development outcomes in international contexts.


Learning Outcomes

  • Be able to evaluate theories of international development.
  • Understand the role of institutions in the international development context.
  • Be able to apply development measurements to countries using tourism for growth.
  • Be able to analyse the relationship between international tourism and sustainable development.

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  • Level: 6