Sustainable Tourism Online (STO) is a comprehensive online information resource delivering substantial research, data and tools within three main sustainability themes – Destinations and Communities, Business Operations, and Parks & Culture. We also offer relevant information and knowledge on broader sustainability themes.
Source: Australia’s Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Centre (STCRC)
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Resource type: Website |
Updated:20/03/2012 |
The Tourism 2023 project sets out to help the UK outbound travel and tourism industry understand the challenges it faces and plan for a sustainable future.
Source: Forum for the Future
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Updated:19/01/2012 |
Video about foodwaste prevention.
Source: Monaghan County Council, Ireland
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Resource type: Video |
Updated:09/12/2011 |
A centrally-located, credible source of safety guidance to support their efforts during start-up and ongoing reviews of their safety management systems – something akin to a one-stop-shop for help on safety matters.
Source: Tourism Industry Association
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Resource type: Guide |
Updated:06/12/2011 |
This tool allows New Zealand tourism businesses to assess their relative exposure to profitability risks associated with higher world oil prices.
Source: Covec
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Resource type: Toool |
Updated:23/12/2010 |
This user guide lists the locations of more than 600 dumping stations across New Zealand for motor home users.
Source: Ministry of Tourism
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Resource type: Guide |
Updated:06/10/2010 |
This new practical guide for tourism businesses shows you simple ways to save energy and money - sometimes tens of thousands of dollars annually - using tips from your tourism industry peers. It shows you how much they invested and what they saved.
Source: TIANZ
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Resource type: Guide |
Updated:05/10/2010 |
TEEP provides practical assistance for tourism businesses to reduce their electricity consumption, fuel consumption and carbon emissions and save money in the process. Reducing energy consumption can also give businesses a competitive marketing advantage with visitors who increasingly expect tourism providers to walk the green talk and actively reduce their impact on the environment.
Source: TIANZ
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Resource type: Programme (Energy Audits) |
Updated:06/05/2010 |
The Ministry of Tourism has published eight best practice guides targeted at tourism operators, to help them make their businesses more sustainable.
Source: Ministry of Tourism
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Resource type: Guides |
200 KB |
For more detailed interpretation consult with Te Ao Marama on phone 03 931 1242.
Source: Te Ao Marama
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Resource type: Contact details |
Southland Specific |