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This presentation discusses ecotourism, what the government offers to support it, and a tourism development plan. Ecotourism involves responsible travel that conserves the environment and supports local communities. It should minimize impacts and build cultural awareness/respect while providing direct benefits to conservation and local people. The government organization helps eco-friendly projects and promotes conservation through sustainable tourism. It will provide funding and services to support a community-based ecotourism project for the indigenous community of Haru, which aims to educate visitors and provide sustainable livelihoods while encouraging conservation. The tourism development goals are to increase awareness, length of stays, and involvement of local communities in conservation.
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- 3. Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and sustains the well-being of local people. Ecotourism requires a proactive approach that seeks to mitigate the negative and enhance the positive impacts of nature tourism
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