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Note: this list does not contain USAID project documents, which can be found by searching the USAID Sustainable Tourism database.
- Promoting rural tourism: final report of the Morocco rural tourism program
Geographic Region: Asia and Near East
Mar 2006, Final Contractor/Grantee Report
Institution: Chemonics International Inc.
DocID/Order No: PD-ACJ-357
Tim Resch, President
Friends of Morocco
6713 Beddoo St
Alexandria, VA 22306-6607
H 703 660 9292
C 703 470 3166
W 202 712 4453
F 202 216 3466
- Drumm, A. and A. Moore. 2005. Ecotourism Development: A manual for conservation planners and managers - Volume I: An Introduction to Ecotourism Planning (985KB PDF). The Nature Conservancy. Washington, DC. 96 p.
- Drumm, A., A. Moore, A. Soles, C. Patterson, and J. Terborgh. 2004. Ecotourism Development: A manual for conservation planners and managers - Volume II: The Business of Ecotourism Development and Management (2.229MB PDF). The Nature Conservancy. Washington, DC. 111 p.
- Drumm, A. 2004. Evaluation of the Pilot Fee System at Eduardo Avaroa Reserve and Recommendations for the Bolivian Protected Area System (858KB PDF). The Nature Conservancy. Washington, DC. 45 p.
- Brown, C. 2001. Visitor Use Fees in Protected Areas: Synthesis of the North American, Costa Rican and Belizean experience. Ecotourism Program Technical Report Series No. 2. The Nature Conservancy. Washington, DC. 61 p.
- Benitez, S. 2001. Visitor Use Fees and Concession Systems in Protected Areas: Galapagos National Park case study. Ecotourism Program Technical Report Series No. 3. The Nature Conservancy. Washington, DC. 18 p.
- Honey, M., ed. 2002. Ecotourism and Certification: Setting Standards in Practice. Island Press. Washington, DC. 272 p.
- Honey, M. and A. Rome. 2001. Protecting Paradise: Certification programs for sustainable tourism and ecotourism. Institute for Policy Studies. Washington, DC. 113 p.
- Mader. R. and M. Epler Wood. 2006. Ecotourism Emerging Industry Forum. EplerWood International. Burlington, VT. 222 p.
- Rome, A. 1999. Ecotourism Impact Monitoring: A review of methodologies and recommendations for developing monitoring programs in Latin America. Ecotourism Program Technical Report Series No. 1. The Nature Conservancy. Washington, DC. 52 p.
- Schwartz, S. 2006. Responsible Tourism Handbook (1.986MB PDF). Transitions Abroad. Bennington, VT. 93 p.
- Sustainable Travel International. n.d. User’s Guide to Sustainable Tourism. Boulder, CO.
This complementary tool to the Sustainable Tourism Ecocertification Program™ (STEP) may be used by companies that are not ready to pursue certification but are interested in sustainability. The User’s Guide is designed to assist travel providers with implementing sustainable business practices and to help them progress toward eco-certification. It provides practical tips on how to measure and manage business-related impacts while improving business operations.
- Tourism Operators Sustainable Tourism Development Initiative (UN-WTO, UNEP, UNESCO) (103KB PDF). Draft 2001. Sustainable Reporting Performance Indicators for the Tour Operators’ Sector. Paris. 43 p.
- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) - Convention on Biological Diversity. 2003. Biological Diversity and Tourism: Draft guidelines for activities related to sustainable tourism development and biological diversity and case studies on the implementation of the guidelines (64KB PDF). Montréal. 30 p.
- UNEP-Tourism Programme. 2003. Tourism and Local Agenda 21 - The Role of Local Authorities in Sustainable Tourism. Paris. 60 p.
- UN-World Tourism Organization (UN-WTO). 2004. Indicators of Sustainable Development for Tourism Destinations: A guidebook. UN-WTO. Madrid. 514 p.
- UN-WTO. 2002.Tourism and Poverty Alleviation. UN-WTO. Madrid. 115 p.
- UN-WTO. 2002. Enhancing the Economic Benefits of Tourism for Local Communities and Poverty Alleviation. UN-WTO. Madrid. 60 p.
- UN-WTO. 2001. Sustainable Development of Ecotourism: A compilation of good practices. UN-WTO. Madrid. 261 p.
- UN-WTO. 1998. Guide for Local Authorities on Developing Sustainable Tourism. UN-WTO. Madrid. 194 p.
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