ASSIGNMENT
This is an internally assessed unit. You will need to conduct a
research project which demonstrates your
understanding of the socio-cultural, environmental and economic impacts of
tourism , understand issues related to tourism development and which allows you
to analyse the approaches to tourism planning and development , and to explain
the need for planning sustainable tourism in a developing country or emerged
destination of your choice. It will be encourage that you explore those
destinations from your own country or regional area.
A research, both primary and secondary research,
needs to be conducted and data collected so it can show evidence of the
analysis presented on this research project. You will need to show which agents
are involved in tourism development in your selected destination how their
objectives for achieving tourism
development planning and the need for sustainable tourism are
implemented (see LO 1 — L05 from the module booklet).
TASK 1 to TASK 5: You
are required to follow the instructions as specified towards each task and
support evidence through the research conducted, mentioned above, using
supportive materials like books, websites, etc., and give a feedback on the
findings by relating your arguments to the relevant case scenarios as specified
towards each task:
Task 1
Choose a long haul destination from a
developing country such as India , Thailand, Nepal or Vietnam, or from an
emerged country such as India, Qatar, Dubai, and Shangai or Macau of your
choice and provide an in-depth explanation of the socio-cultural, environmental
and economic impacts of tourism in developing countries or emerged destination
chosen.
Address the above and answer the following
questions (approx750 words)
P1.1 - Compare current issues associated with tourism development
in a developing country and an emerging destination where the impacts of
tourism are different
P1.2 — Evaluate, with
recommendations, the future development of tourism in these destinations.
Task 2
Case Study
The Dominican
Republic shares with Haiti the Island of la Hispaniola, the second largest in
the Caribbean, where Christopher Colom bus first set foot in America. Its 1,600
kilometres of coast, green hills and tropical climate are promoted as a
complete holiday destination. In the 1970s, the World Bank promoted the Puerto
Plata tourism project on the North Coast. After its success, private investors,
mostly European, have increased the number of rooms to more than 34,000, with
tourist arrivals reaching 2,000,000 in 1996.
When
in 1492 An Italian sailor Christopher Columbus discovered the island of
Hispaniola (today
known as Haiti and Dominican Republic), he said: "There Is No Other Island
In The World More Beautiful Then This One". ..And he was right.
Casa de Campo holds a
very special place in the hearts of all who have visited. An amazing 7,000-acre
hotel, resort and residential community, unlike any other Caribbean
destination, Casa de Campo is a tropical gem on the southeastern coast of the
Dominican Republic. Its unique cache of facilities and impeccable service by a
warm Dominican staff are treasured by people of all ages who come from around
the world.
A tropical playground
with world-class toys, Casa de Campo's unsurpassed amenities, choice of hotel
and villa accommodations, variety of dining options and ease of accessibility
by air or by sea, is the perfect vacation spot for families, golfers, couples,
friends travelling together, for group meetings, incentives and destination
weddings!
In addition to our
phenomenal golf, Casa de Campo has many exciting sporting options, each
featuring an expert staff and the most comprehensive facilities found in the
Caribbean! Novices can try new sports, and experts can polish existing skills
in tennis, sport shooting, and at our Equestrian Center. Stay in shape at the
Fitness Center simply relax at our private beach where you can enjoy a host of
watersports or rejuvenate at Casa de Campo Spa or with retail therapy at our
many shops and boutiques! Families enjoy the many bonding activities scheduled,
as well as our supervised programs for kids and teens.
Learn
more about Casa de Campo's long proud history!
Resort Map
(a. Click here to Download a high resolution
version
Visit the Casa de campo in Dominican Republic and the Dominican
Rep. Ministry of Tourism websites below and answer the questions in Section A:
Address the case
study and analyse the current issues related to tourism development planning
(L02) and answer the following questions (approx 500 words).
P2.1 — Evaluate methods of resolving a conflict of interests to
ensure the future wellbeing of a developing tourism destination such as Casa do
Campo region in
Dominican Republica.
P2 .2 -Analyse the implications of balancing
supply and demand
P 2.3- Evaluate the moral and ethical issues of enclave tourism of
the Hotel resort Casa do Campo (see website above
TASK
3
London
in July 2005 has won the host of the Olympic Games for the year 2012. During
seven years the East London area was subject to millions of pounds project to
regenerate the East area of London, host the Olympic Games 2012, attract
millions of tourists to London and to UK and to boost the UK economy.
Do an online research
on London Olympic Games 2012 and to the regeneration process of the East London
area and answer the questions below (approx 500 words).
P3.1 Discuss how stakeholders can benefit from
planning of tourism developments with reference to a current case study
P 3.2 Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of public/private
sector tourism planning partnerships drawing on a current example
TASK
4
Address the case
scenario in task 3 — The London Olympic Games 2012 and the regeneration of the
East area of London and according to the LO4
'to
understand the different approaches to tourism planning and development"
answer the following questions (approx500 words).
P 4.1 Analyse features of tourism development
planning at different levels;
P4.2 Evaluate the significance of interactive planning systemsand
processes in tourism development.
P 4.3. Evaluate
different methods available to measure touristimpact.
TASK 5
Address the case scenario in task 3 — The London Olympic Games
2012 and the regeneration of the East area of London, and according to the L05
'Understand the need for tourism" answer the following questions
(approx750 words).
P5.1
Justify the introduction of the concept of sustainability in tourism
development.
P5.2 Analyse factors
that may prevent/hinder sustainable tourism development. P5.3 Analyse different
stages in planning for sustainability
Unit: Sustainable tourism development
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Outcomes/criteria:
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Indicative characteristics
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Possible evidence
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Feedback
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P1
P2
P3
P4
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As per the assessment criteria specified for pass
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Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
Task 4
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Merit Description:
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M. Identify and apply strategies to find
appropriate solutions.
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. Relevant theories
and techniques have been applied.
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judgments have been made.
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Complex problems with more than one variable have been explored.
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. An effective approach
to study and research has been used.
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M2. Select/ design and
apply appropriate methods/ techniques.
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. A range of
methods and techniques has been applied.
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sources of information used.
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. The selection of methods and techniques
justified.
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. Complex information/data have been
synthesized and processed.
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learning
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M3. Present and
communicate appropriate findings,
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. Appropriate
structure and approach has been used.
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. Logical and
coherent arguments have been presented
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. Technical
language accurately used.
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. A range of
methods of presentation has been used.
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. Familiar and unfamiliar
contexts have been used.
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. It is appropriate for
familiar and unfamiliar audiences.
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Distinction
Description:
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Dl. Use critical
reflection to evaluate own work and justify valid conclusion.
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. Synthesis has
been used to generate and justify valid conclusions
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. The validity of
results has been judged
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. Self-criticism of
approach has taken place.
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Evaluation has taken place using defined criteria
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. Realistic improvements
have been proposed against defined characteristics for success.
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D2. Take responsibility
for managing and organizing activities.
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Autonomy/independence
demonstrated
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Substantial
activities/projects or investigations have been planned, managed and
organized.
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The unforeseen has been
accommodated.
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The importance of
interdependence has been recognized.
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D3. Demonstrate convergent, lateral and
creative thinking
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Ideas generate and
decisions taken |
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Convergent and
lateral thinking have been applied
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Capacity for
innovation and creative thought has been used.
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Receptiveness to
new ideas has demonstrated.
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Unfamiliar contexts have been applied.
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