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Responsible Travel and Hospitality
Regardless of the tag the concept is equal: diligent eco-friendly reduced impact hospitality and tourism that embraces the factors of places and people without the need to alter them excessively. Sustainable tourism and ecotourism are comparable concepts and share many of the same principles, but sustainable hospitality and tourism is broader; it covers all types of hospitality and tourism and destinations. In keeping with international standards an ethical tourist traditionally has accepted factors that illustrate they appreciate the people they go to.
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