Responsible Tourism in Ireland
The Irish Centre for Responsible Tourism (ICRT) is independent and non-profit and provides a responsible tourism resource centre for tourists, businesses and policy makers.
The Irish Centre for Responsible Tourism (ICRT) is independent and non-profit and provides a responsible tourism resource centre for tourists, businesses and policy makers.
The Irish Centre for Responsible Tourism builds on the reputation and accomplishments of the ICRT Global Network, developing and promoting the concept of responsible tourism in Ireland.
Responsible travel is about having fun, while also giving back. It is ethical travel that strives to reduce negative impacts of our journey while creating long term benefits to the environment, local people, and all of their communities.
Responsible Tourism can be regarded as a behaviour. It is more than a form of tourism as it represents an approach to engaging with tourism, be that as a tourist, a business, locals at a destination or any other tourism stakeholder. It emphasises that all stakeholders are responsible for the kind of tourism they develop or engage in.
With thanks to ResponsibleTravel.com

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