A Critical Reflection on the Role of Stakeholders in Sustainable Tourism Development in Least-Developed Countries
Abstract
While investigating the implementation of community-based tourism in least-developed countries (LDCs), the critical role of stakeholders in sustainable tourism development became apparent. External stakeholders, in particular, develop theory models and define policy for translation into the field yet there is little critical consideration of their role and influence. This article encapsulates insights achieved by the researchers at the interface of theory and practice in a challenging LDC setting.
RAS ID
19208
Document Type
Journal Article
Date of Publication
1-1-2014
Faculty
Faculty of Business and Law
School
School of Business
Copyright
subscription content
Publisher
Routledge
Comments
Ellis S., Sheridan L. (2014). A Critical Reflection on the Role of Stakeholders in Sustainable Tourism Development in Least-Developed Countries. Tourism Planning and Development, 11(4), 467-471. Available here