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(Mason) Overcrowding of Resorts and tourism spots which leads to the local people clashing with the tourists 

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(Mason) Overcrowding of Resorts and tourism spots which leads to the local people clashing with the tourists 

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This may lead to different regions becoming over-dependent on Tourism business
Traditional activities and work like farming may decline due to tourism
Seasonal activities may lead to the locals having to change their activities due to the crowding of Tourists
In religious countries where the tourism is the cause of alteration of their social norms leads to tourism begin frowned upon

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This may lose the unique of one's culture

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People will understand more about different culture.

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(Mason) in search for authenticity tourists want to experience real practises from the cultures. Those often don't happen spontanously, so they have to be staged for them. There is a risk that those staged events will replace the original events or practises

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(Mason) in search for authenticity tourists want to experience real practises from the cultures. Those often don't happen spontanously, so they have to be staged for them. There is a risk that those staged events will replace the original events or practises

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(Mason) tourists may generalise cultures, by assuming that everybody from the culture is like the tree people they met from it

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(Mason) tourists may generalise cultures, by assuming that everybody from the culture is like the tree people they met from it

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(Mason) tourism is a tool that enables cross-cultural exchange between the guest and the host

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(Mason) tourism is a tool that enables cross-cultural exchange between the guest and the host

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As the handicraft is now mainly sold to tourists instead of made for a use of the indigenous families, they might produce what 'sells' best instead of going for an authentic way of doing it. Tourists will not notice, but the indigenous people might start to see their culture not as a way of life but as a way to make profit and start to modify it for the public

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As the handicraft is now mainly sold to tourists instead of made for a use of the indigenous families, they might produce what 'sells' best instead of going for an authentic way of doing it. Tourists will not notice, but the indigenous people might start to see their culture not as a way of life but as a way to make profit and start to modify it for the public

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Misusing of the traditional objects, eg. religion and custom-related by tourists may harm the feelings of the indigenous Arctic cultures

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Misusing of the traditional objects, eg. religion and custom-related by tourists may harm the feelings of the indigenous Arctic cultures

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Because of tourism local communities in the Arctic, where it is difficult to get alimentation due to Arctic conditions, can use the money tourism brings to the region to not worry about getting food, but instead focus on traditional handicraft and make even more profit on that

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Because of tourism local communities in the Arctic, where it is difficult to get alimentation due to Arctic conditions, can use the money tourism brings to the region to not worry about getting food, but instead focus on traditional handicraft and make even more profit on that

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Local may copy new traditional from tourists and forget their native customs or traditions.

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Raising huge amount of money to preserve local heritage, improving infrastucture

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Over-exploiting the indigenous cultures in tourism marketing or activities

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Over-exploiting the indigenous cultures in tourism marketing or activities

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Raising awarness about the indigenous people of the Arctic Europe (Saami)

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Raising awarness about the indigenous people of the Arctic Europe (Saami)

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for example because of tourism the world will hear about the cultures and how they are treated by the country they live in, which can ensure good treatment of those cultures, since the country must look 'good' in a public case, or it will loose visitors

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Offering cultural features or manifestations as touristic attractions could be helpful for the host culture if the rules/limitations are respected at all times. Also, the guests will learn more about the culture and, probably, respect it more.

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Offering cultural features or manifestations as touristic attractions could be helpful for the host culture if the rules/limitations are respected at all times. Also, the guests will learn more about the culture and, probably, respect it more.

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e.g. visiting a Mosque only during the times in which the religious act is not happening

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Educating customers on the minimum customs and values required to be respected in a certain region

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Educating customers on the minimum customs and values required to be respected in a certain region

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e.g. not using your right hand in Malaysia or not shaking hands but bowing in Japan

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Employing local people, using local resources and educating guests on local culture. Guests can be served at local families.

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While creating opportunities for intimate cultural interactions for our guests with the people, cultures and natural beauty of each destination, we are dedicated to being responsible members of our host communities and treading lightly on our environment.

Alila adopts the EarthCheck Certification - the world's leading programme used by the travel and tourism industry to assess environmental sustainability - which measures and regulates operational indicators such as energy, emissions, water, waste, community involvement, paper use, cleaning and pesticide use. Many of Alila's newer resorts are designed and built in accordance with strict EarthCheck standards, leading the way in sustainable tourism development. More information can be found at: www.earthcheck.org.

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Certified Silver - Year 3

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In response to the rising environmental threat to Bali's farmlands and watercourses caused by greenhouse gases leaching from landfill sites, Alila hotels in Bali have adopted the 'Alila Zero Waste to Landfill' project. In addition, a complete waste composting system is being implemented, as well as a permaculture organic garden to provide a sustainable, self-sufficient supply of fresh produce to the hotel kitchen. Alila's objective is to template a successful model so that it can be duplicated at Alila Hotels in all destinations.

Holistic Environment Vision

Respect for the environment and local communities is firmly entrenched in Alila's vision that conservation, community and commerce can and should be integrated. Alila's green efforts extend beyond the operational aspects of the resorts to create a positive impact on the community - economically, socially and culturally. This includes employing local people who live in the surrounding areas, developing the local workforce through skills training, using products and services from local suppliers, as well as educating our guests on local culture and traditions.

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Alila | Boutique luxury hotels and resorts :: Sustainable Tourism

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Created using Figma While creating opportunities for intimate cultural interactions for our guests with the people, cultures and natural beauty of each destination, we are dedicated to being responsible members of our host communities and treading lightly on our environment.

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Preservation and reutilization of old buildings

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Skatan puutaloalue Pietarsaaressa lukeutuu suomen merkittävimpiin, yhtenäisiin perinteisiin puutaloalueisiin ja toimii kotina kirjavalle joukolle pietarsaarelaisia. Olemme koonneet tänne kuvia, hyödyllistä informaatiota ja muuta kivaa sekalaista, sekä sinulle joka olet aikeissa tulla vierailulle, että sinulle joka asut alueella ja haluat syventää tietämystäsi kortteleiden historiasta. Sivuja kehitetään ja ylläpidetään vapaaehtoisvoimin, joten pyydämme ymmärtäväisyyttä, jos sisältö ei ole ajantasalla. Vinkkaa jos sinulla on ideoita tai toiveita sisällön suhteen! Tervetuloa Skataan! Kuva: Eva-Stina Kjellman, kuvaa ei saa käyttää ilman valokuvaajan suostamusta.

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Skatan puutaloalue Pietarsaaressa lukeutuu suomen merkittävimpiin, yhtenäisiin perinteisiin puutaloalueisiin ja toimii kotina kirjavalle joukolle pietarsaarelaisia. Olemme koonneet tänne kuvia, hyödyllistä informaatiota ja muuta kivaa sekalaista, sekä sinulle joka olet aikeissa tulla vierailulle, että sinulle joka asut alueella ja haluat syventää tietämystäsi kortteleiden historiasta. Sivuja kehitetään ja ylläpidetään vapaaehtoisvoimin, joten pyydämme ymmärtäväisyyttä, jos sisältö ei ole ajantasalla.

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Old building converted into a gallery

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Spanish example about a limited hiking route offering a VR-experience

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Official Website of Caminito del Rey Málaga Provincial Council.

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Educating people about how to preserve the heritage as part of the touristic experience

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Educating people about how to preserve the heritage as part of the touristic experience

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Limiting the amount of people might be a solution for the short term, but not for the long one.

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Preserving the local "old" architecture as the base for new businesses, e.g. restoring an old building and creating an hotel in that same building.

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Preserving the local "old" architecture as the base for new businesses, e.g. restoring an old building and creating an hotel in that same building.

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Offering local people a job to guide customers

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Offering local people a job to guide customers

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Sami museum fostering the Sami culture

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1.10.2021 - 31.3.2022
Ma - la 10-16
(su suljettu)

Näyttelytarjontamme on nyt
ulkomuseolla.

Siida-rakennusta perusparannetaan ja
sisänäyttelyjä uusitaan
3/22 saakka.
Ravintola Sarrit palvelee
uudessa siivessä.

#siidainari
#siidashop

Aikuiset 8€
Lapset 0-6 0€
Koululaiset 7-17 -vuotiaat 4€
Eläkeläiset, opiskelijat 7€
Perhelippu 16€

Puhelinnumero 040 168 9668

Saamelaismuseo ja Luontokeskus Siida sijaitsee Inarin kirkonkylässä, saamelaisten kotiseutualueella. Siidan toiminnasta vastaavat Saamelaismuseo ja Ylä-Lapin luontokeskus. Näyttelymme ja tapahtumamme toimivat pohjoisen tiennäyttäjinä: opastamme vieraamme ikiaikaiseen ja elävään saamelaiskulttuuriin ja arktiseen luontoon.
1.6.2021-31.3.2022 Siidan näyttelytarjonta on historiallisella ulkomuseolla.

Zero Arctic

10.6.2021 alkaen

Zero Arctic -näyttely kertoo tutkimushankkeesta, joka käsitteli perinnetiedon ja perinteisen rakentamisen ideoiden hyödyntämistä uusien ilmastoystävällisten rakennusten suunnittelussa. Perinteisiä rakennuksia tutkimalla on mahdollista luoda suuntaviivoja nykyhetken ja tulevaisuuden kestävälle rakentamiselle.

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Saamelaismuseo

Saamelaismuseo Siida on valtakunnallinen vastuumuseo erikoisalanaan saamelaiskulttuuri ja alueellinen vastuumuseo kulttuuriympäristötehtävissä saamelaisten kotiseutualueella. Tallennamme kokoelmiimme Suomen saamelaisten henkistä ja aineellista kulttuuria ja esittelemme sitä näyttelyissä ja julkaisuissa. Keskeinen tavoitteemme on tukea saamelaista identiteettiä ja kulttuurillista itsetuntoa. Saamelaismuseolla on saamelaiskulttuuria tallentavia sisarmuseoita muissa Pohjoismaissa ja Venäjällä. Kuulumme myös maailman alkuperäiskansojen museoverkostoon.

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Luontokeskus

Metsähallituksen luontokeskukset ovat monipuolisia vierailukohteita ja luontotiedon elämyksellisiä lähteitä. Innostamme ihmisiä liikkumaan ja virkistäytymään luonnossa. Siida on Metsähallituksen 19 luontokeskuksesta yksi suosituimmista.

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1.10.2021 - 31.3.2022 Ma - la 10-16 (su suljettu) Näyttelytarjontamme on nyt ulkomuseolla. Siida-rakennusta perusparannetaan ja sisänäyttelyjä uusitaan 3/22 saakka. Ravintola Sarrit palvelee uudessa siivessä. #siidainari #siidashop Aikuiset 8€ Lapset 0-6 0€ Koululaiset 7-17 -vuotiaat 4€ Eläkeläiset, opiskelijat 7€ Perhelippu 16€ Puhelinnumero 040 168 9668 Saamelaismuseo ja Luontokeskus Siida sijaitsee Inarin kirkonkylässä, saamelaisten kotiseutualueella.