This article presents the initiative of the Mediterranean Experience on Ecotourism (MEET), a project funded by the European Union (EU) involving eight countries in a common effort to develop a shared approach for the development of sustainable tourism in Mediterranean protected areas. This paper presents the general framework and previous cases of sustainable tourism in the Mediterranean, and explores how this initiative is facing up to the challenge of providing tourism offers that benefit local communities and are aligned with conservation objectives in the region. The project aims to define a common framework of governance for tourism planning valid in different Mediterranean realities
Expansion of territories targeted by travellers and growth of attendance rates make tourism sector o...
In the paper it is considered how tourism has developed in relation to the environment, examining th...
The importance of sustainability for protected areas in Europe and for their potential development i...
Forests today, an immense worldwide reserve of biodiversity, offer perspectives for territorial deve...
According to UNWFTO, 20% of world tourism is concentrated in Mediterranean countries. The wealth in ...
In Euro-Mediterranean coastal areas, particularly along the coastal zones of Spain, France and Italy...
The Mediterranean is grown up as one of the most developed tourist regions on the Earth, but develop...
ABSTRACT: A first question we can ask is this: The European Community will be able, despite the d...
This book provides for the first time a Europe-wide overview on the state of the art of management o...
In Euro-Mediterranean coastal areas, particularly along the coastal zones of Spain, France and Italy...
The study aims at identifying the challenges hindering the success of coastal ecotourism within a ce...
Islands in the Mediterranean region are important tourist destinations, but overtourism has led to e...
Ecotourism is increasing in protected areas but assessing its sustainability and contribution to nat...
Europe and Mediterranean areas have political and symbolic importance even if they have not definite...
The dichotomy of conservation vs. sustainable development has generated numerous debates since the i...
Expansion of territories targeted by travellers and growth of attendance rates make tourism sector o...
In the paper it is considered how tourism has developed in relation to the environment, examining th...
The importance of sustainability for protected areas in Europe and for their potential development i...
Forests today, an immense worldwide reserve of biodiversity, offer perspectives for territorial deve...
According to UNWFTO, 20% of world tourism is concentrated in Mediterranean countries. The wealth in ...
In Euro-Mediterranean coastal areas, particularly along the coastal zones of Spain, France and Italy...
The Mediterranean is grown up as one of the most developed tourist regions on the Earth, but develop...
ABSTRACT: A first question we can ask is this: The European Community will be able, despite the d...
This book provides for the first time a Europe-wide overview on the state of the art of management o...
In Euro-Mediterranean coastal areas, particularly along the coastal zones of Spain, France and Italy...
The study aims at identifying the challenges hindering the success of coastal ecotourism within a ce...
Islands in the Mediterranean region are important tourist destinations, but overtourism has led to e...
Ecotourism is increasing in protected areas but assessing its sustainability and contribution to nat...
Europe and Mediterranean areas have political and symbolic importance even if they have not definite...
The dichotomy of conservation vs. sustainable development has generated numerous debates since the i...
Expansion of territories targeted by travellers and growth of attendance rates make tourism sector o...
In the paper it is considered how tourism has developed in relation to the environment, examining th...
The importance of sustainability for protected areas in Europe and for their potential development i...