Towards a code of conduct for the tourism industry: An ethics model
Dinah Payne, Frédéric Dimanche
Journal of Business Ethics · 1996 · Volume 15 · Issue 9
Abstract
There are four areas of concern in the ethical pursuit of tourism. Too often, tourism development is planned without consideration of the local environment's or community's needs and characteristics. An ethical treatment of the environment and community should involve consideration and participation in the planning and decision-making process, as well as implementing effective guidelines to assure fairness in employing both traditional and non-traditional employees. Finally, the industry must pay special attention to the target market: tourists.
Keywords
Economic Growth, Assure, Local Environment, Tourism Industry, Tourism Development
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