1. Cornerstones of Fair Trade in Tourism
Hotels
Guides
Community
Local Residents
Restaurants
Ground Handling
Local Agents
Souvenirs
Culture
Arts
Local
Transports
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2. Cornerstones of Fair Trade in Tourism
Fair prices cover the service providers‘ full costs
of providing the expected service/product
quality, secure livelihoods and include
contributions to community development.
Fair working conditions include respect of workers
rights and ILO core conventions, empowerment of
women and disadvantaged groups of the population,
and the protection of children from exploitation.
Fair Working
Conditions
Fair Prices
Community
Local Residents
Fair Trade
Partnerships Between
All Actors in Tourism
Integration Into The
Local Economy And
Regional Development
Participation and democracy are
prerequisites for local communities
in tourism destinations to
benefit from tourism.
Sustainable Resource Use
And Environmental justice
All the actors involved respect
human rights. Their partnerships
are characterised by mutual
respect, reliability, transparency
and accountability.
Environmental justice is achieved when all people, regardless of ethnic or social
origin, equally benefit from environmental protection measures and have equal
access to the decision-making processes that shape sustainable development.
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