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Ecotourism and sustainable development: who owns paradise?

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The concept of ecotourism - in search of the golden toad the world travel industry - going green? ecotourism today national studies - the Galapagos - paradise lost Costa Rica - on the beaten path Cuba - growth of tourism and ecotourism during the special period Tanzania - whose Eden is it? Zanzibar - ecotourism on a Muslim Island Kenya - the maze of ecotourism in Africa South Africa.

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The concept of ecotourism - in search of the golden toad the world travel industry - going green? ecotourism today national studies - the Galapagos - paradise lost Costa Rica - on the beaten path Cuba - growth of tourism and ecotourism during the special period Tanzania - whose Eden is it? Zanzibar - ecotourism on a Muslim Island Kenya - the maze of ecotourism in Africa South Africa.

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The concept of ecotourism - in search of the golden toad the world travel industry - going green? ecotourism today national studies - the Galapagos - paradise lost Costa Rica - on the beaten path Cuba - growth of tourism and ecotourism during the special period Tanzania - whose Eden is it? Zanzibar - ecotourism on a Muslim Island Kenya - the maze of ecotourism in Africa South Africa.

Key concepts: Paradise, Ecotourism, Sustainable development, Business, Environmental ethics, Environmental planning, Tourism, Geography

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