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Sustainability principles ensure that tourism development and operation do not harm the environment, society, or economic aspects of the destination.

Local community involvement in tourism planning and development helps ensure that the benefits are shared and the local culture is respected.

Tourism policies should protect and showcase natural, cultural, and historical heritage for sustainable use by future generations.

Setting high standards for tourism services and facilities to ensure visitor satisfaction and repeat business.

Regulating the number of tourists in certain areas to avoid overcrowding, resource depletion and maintain a high-quality experience.

Promoting a range of tourist products and markets to disperse economic risk and appeal to a wider audience.

Facilitate the linkage of tourism to other sectors like agriculture and handicrafts to maximize economic benefits locally.

Tourism policies should be flexible to adapt to changing market conditions such as new tourist preferences or emerging markets.

Ensuring the safety and security of tourists through proper infrastructure, regulations, and emergency services to promote a safe environment.

Effective promotion and marketing strategies aimed at attracting tourists by highlighting unique attractions and experiences.

Tourism policy is not only about planning but also about effective implementation and enforcement of plans and regulations.

Strong leadership and clear governance structures are necessary for developing and maintaining a productive tourism sector.

Tourism policy development and planning should involve a variety of stakeholders such as government, businesses, and civil society.

Marketing should reflect realistic expectations to promote tourist satisfaction and protect destination image.