Rainbow Valley Conservation Park. Photo: Nicholas Hall
Steps to Sustainable Tourism
Steps to Sustainable Tourism is a publication of the Australian Government Department of Environment and Heritage that advocates a step-by-step process for sustainable tourism planning that integrates tourism, heritage and environment goals into one process. It is a useful tool for tourism operators, tourism organisations, local government, land and heritage managers, regional development bodies, communities and others.
Stepwise Heritage and Tourism offers workshop programs and facilitated project management that uses the Steps to Sustainable Tourism approach as a resource for participants and a guide for planning the work that needs to be done.
Stepwise Heritage and Tourism team members have been involved in delivering Steps to Sustainable Tourism programs at:
- Purnululu National Park and World Heritage Area, WA.
- Cocos Keeling Islands, Australian External Territory.
The Steps to Sustainable Tourism document can be downloaded from the Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts website:
Steps to Sustainable Tourism document: www.environment.gov.au/heritage/publications/strategy/sustainable-tourism.html
