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… InternatIonal UnIon for ConservatIon of natUre Sustainable tourism management in the transboundary areas of the Dinaric … region Manual for planning, development and monitoring of tourism in the protected areas of the Dinaric Arc Sustainable tourism management in the transboundary areas of the Dinaric …

… of transboundary nature protection and sustainable nature tourism 22 DRC, Rwanda and Uganda: Transboundary … governance 27 Zambia and Zimbabwe: Visa free travel for tourism across borders in a transboundary park 28 Europe: … Africa: World-class annual MTB event for cross-border tourism in a transboundary protected area 32 Europe: …

… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Tourism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … for sustainable development, including low-impact tourism. Such areas can also make an important contribution … transport on Lake Perucac has local transboundary and tourism importance. Railway transport in Mokra Gora is a …

… agriculture, environment and economy, representatives of tourism boards, farmers’ associations and NGOs from both … visits were organised to farms, rural communities and tourism businesses. A broad range of topics was discussed and … and value added products of the region. Developing rural tourism would contribute to the diversification of income …

… day trips into the other parks. This will mean that more tourism dollars will be spent in South Africa, both inside … in the loss of traditional resource rights but increase tourism revenue nationally. Thus, TBNRM initiatives need to … options or opportunities for habitat protection, tourism, employment, economic empowerment and an increase in …

… day trips into the other parks. This will mean that more tourism dollars will be spent in South Africa, both inside … in the loss of traditional resource rights but increase tourism revenue nationally. Thus, TBNRM initiatives need to … options or opportunities for habitat protection, tourism, employment, economic empowerment and an increase in …

… borders; • identification of actions in the fields of tourism, forestry, agriculture, and protection of valuable … boundary, cooperation replaces the potential for conflict, tourism becomes a force for peace, and problems are converted … identified and presented at the First Global Conference on Tourism–A Vital Force for Peace in Vancouver, Canada in 1988 …

… .24 Box 8 Kavango Zambezi (KAZA): planning for sustainable tourism development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . … over from World War I, and the bilateral regulation of tourism and traffic in the border areas. The Krakow Protocol … region. 8 Presented during the First Global Conference on Tourism ‘A Vital Force for Peace’, Vancouver, Canada, and …

… have now been torn down to achieve the conservation and tourism objectives of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park; … measures, impact on humans and livestock, hunting impacts, tourism opportunities, all best addressed by small … and Modise, 2002), commissioned by the Regional Tourism Organisation and Development Bank of Southern Africa, …

… economic opportuni- ties, such as are presented by eco-tourism; as well as direct security threats posed by armed … ‘might lie in one country, which also derives the tourism benefits from its preservation, while other riparian … both Zimbabwe and Zam- bia, and many financial impacts on tourism. The dam will be the river’s third large hydropower …