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The return of tourism to the Cook Islands

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THE RETURN OF TOURISM TO THE
COOK ISLANDS BUT NO RETURN TO MASS TOURISM
Antonia Norling, Dana Večeřová, Kristina Podrábská,
Arianna Mercy Fiori, Birgitta Klesman
NEGATIVES
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Number of tourists x number of population
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Tourism= 65% GDP
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Not suitable infrastructure for that many
tourists
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Leakage of nutrients
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Increased pollution
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Damaged marine life and spreading of algae
Source: https://www.rnz.co.nz/
POSITIVES
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Māori philosophy
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Environment depend on each other
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Decreasing number of passenger on jets
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Quality service without damaging ecosystem
Sources: https://www.audleytravel.com/ https://www.sbs.com.au/
POSITIVES
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Mana Tiaki Eco-certification program
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Main goal: Protection
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Sustainable standards
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Improvement on infrastructure during
pandemic
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Sewage system and waste management
Source: https://www.islands.com/
CONCLUSION
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Strain on infrastructure and increase in
pollution
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New eco-responsible strategies
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Respect to nature
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Importance of sustainability
Sources: https://development.worldtravelguide.net/
https://jade.se/
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
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SOURCES
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Tahana, Jamie. RNZ. “Cook Islanders consider how much tourism is too much”. May 22nd, 2021. Cook Islanders
considering how much tourism is too much | RNZ News
Te Ipukarea Society, “Launch of Mana Tiaki Eco-Certification”, April 3rd, 2019. https://tiscookislands.org
Godfrey, Dominic. RNZ. “Cook Islands: Tourists´ return strains Muri Lagoon”, August 3rd, 2021. Cook Islands:
tourists' return strains Muri Lagoon | RNZ News
Climate Change Cook Islands, “Waste management”, 2021. Our Priorities - Climate Change Cook Islands
Thornber, Lorna . Stuff. “Fears Cook Islands will not be able to host as many visitors if two-way bubble doesn't
inflate soon”, May 26, 2021. https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/news/300262663/fears-cook-islands-will-not-beable-to-host-as-many-visitors-if-twoway-bubble-doesnt-inflate-soon
Mika Paul, Jason and Regina Scheyvens. The Conversation. “What would sustainable tourism really mean for
New Zealand? Let’s ask the river.” June 7, 2021. https://theconversation.com/what-would-sustainabletourism-really-mean-for-new-zealand-lets-ask-the-river-160438
https://news.mongabay.com/2019/09/paradise-polluted-cook-islands-tries-to-clean-up-its-tourism-sector/
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