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Tourism businesses must reduce carbon emissions to align with international goals. Emphasis on sustainable operations and green practices.

Cruise lines and beach resorts must adhere to waste management protocols to prevent ocean contamination. Implementation of eco-friendly waste disposal.

Safari tours and wildlife experiences need to ensure they don't disturb natural habitats. Promotion of ethical animal encounters.

Increased operational costs for airlines and tour operators due to tax on carbon emissions. Investment in renewable energy and carbon offset programs.

Hotels and resorts are encouraged to reduce energy consumption through efficient practices and technology. May qualify for energy certifications and green labels.

Reduction of single-use plastics in tourism facilities, leading to a need for alternative materials. Promotion of sustainable merchandise.

Implementation of water-saving fixtures and recycling systems in hotels. Incentives for tourists to participate in conservation efforts.

Gaining certifications can market a business as eco-friendly, attracting responsible travelers. Compliance may require policy changes and staff training.

Promoting use of electric or biofuel vehicles for tour operators. May include incentives or mandates for low-emission transportation options.

Tourism developments must avoid contributing to deforestation. Promotion of eco-tourism and sustainable land use planning.

Support for tourism facilities adopting solar, wind, or geothermal energy. May lead to reduced energy costs and increased sustainability.

Regulations affecting tour operators and entertainment venues to reduce noise impact on local communities and wildlife areas.

Requirement for eco-friendly materials and design in new tourism infrastructure construction. May encourage innovative and sustainable architecture.

Legislation to protect historical sites and cultural landscapes affecting tourism development. Encouragement of respectful and educative tourism programs.