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Features of Sustainability Assessment for Destinations Every destination inside the app has a dedicated team for making edits to metrics. You can add members to your team for any metric group. With an in-app dashboard, you can track the progress of your sustainability efforts for your destination, anytime, anywhere. You'll find the entire Global Sustainable Tourism Council Criteria integrated into the Assessment App in addition to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Each question in the assessment is cross referenced with the related 12 Blue Community Strategies, the UN SDGs and the GSTC Criteria which specifically represents the subject matter.
Track Your Sustainability Efforts & Progress From Now until Forever:Establish a baseline for your community by completing a series of questions, based on themes in sustainability. The Blue Community Assessment app allows the work of data collection, entry and update to be distributed across a team. All destinations are assigned a team color. When assessors log in, the system already knows that team they belong to and which criteria they are permitted to edit/update/access. Once all 133 questions have been given an initial answer, 100% of baseline will be complete. From that moment forward, everything is tracked based on updates provided to the assessment over time, activating Historical Data modules and such.
Give the Stakeholders a Reason to Trust YouHelp the community trust you by providing the transparency stakeholders seek. Along with providing reference links to claims made inside the assessment, you can upload photos, videos, documents and evidence. When your destination provides demonstrable proof of improvement and implementations, the public will have a way to see you accomplish your established goals in real time. Blue Community will help your team with your plan and everything you need to succeed with your team efforts.
Establish & Showcase Best Practices in SustainabilityIn addition to establishing best practices by improving a destinations metrics, you can add best practices to the system and sort by category and metric group
Learn from Best Practices in other destinations within the system.Track your destination’s progress over time, as a system, and engage your stakeholders in a in a transparent and easy to manage assessment application. When something improves within a metric group, your Destination will have the opportunity to add a Best Practice to the Blue Community Assessment system

Travelers can help protect the environment by being mindful of their actions when visiting new places. They can reduce their environmental footprint by using public transportation, carrying reusable water bottles, and avoiding single-use items. They can also support local businesses and visit attractions that are managed in an environmentally friendly way. Finally, it is important to ensure that the environment is protected from the negative impacts of tourism.



As we have discussed, the environmental impacts of tourism can be both positive and negative. Tourists can have a positive impact on the environment when they visit natural areas and take part in eco-tourism activities. On the other hand, they can also have a negative impact if they are not managed properly. Therefore, it is important to consider how to manage tourism impacts on the environment. One of the most important ways to manage the environmental impact of tourism is to encourage travelers to be mindful of the environment. This can be done by providing information to travelers about ways to reduce their environmental footprint when visiting a destination. For example, travelers could be encouraged to use public transportation, to carry reusable water bottles, and to avoid buying single-use items. These simple steps can help to reduce the amount of waste that is generated by tourists. Another way to manage the environmental impact of tourism is to support local businesses. Buying local produce, renting equipment from local businesses, and eating in local restaurants can all help to support the local economy while reducing the environmental impacts of tourism. In addition, tourists can be encouraged to visit attractions that are managed in an environmentally friendly way, such as national parks or wildlife reserves. Finally, it is important to ensure that the environment is protected from the negative impacts of tourism. This can be done by designing tourism sites and attractions in a way that minimizes their environmental impacts. For example, waste management systems should be put in place to ensure that waste is disposed of properly, and energy-efficient lighting and water systems should be installed. By following these tips, it is possible to manage the environmental impacts of tourism and protect the environment for future generations. It is important for tourists to be aware of their impacts and to take action to reduce their environmental footprint when visiting a destination.





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