Sense of place, place of value by Malcolm Bell
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Tourism is important for local economies but must be done sustainably to preserve natural, cultural, and built assets for future generations while having a neutral or positive impact on local communities. Special tourism destinations create memorable experiences through unique, iconic places that form emotional connections and provide retrospective experiences that can be enjoyed for years to come or shared across generations. Maintaining the integrity of special places through sustainable tourism is important both economically and for people's well-being.
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