Unplanned tourism destroys the livelihood and tranquility of the host destination. The reason I call it unplanned is because there is minimal government intervention, meaning that tourists can come and go as they want without any monitoring of the situation. Planned tourism, especially by stakeholders including the government would minimize the level of destruction caused by ethno tourism. For instance, respective governments can formulate a policy that limits the use of technologies in the host communities. Narayan and Kumar (2008), note that in some cultural societies, untimely exposure to western technologies and practices has created social complications (p. 41). This is because the practices of the tourists may alter people’s livelihood. This is irrespective of whether the tourists are improving or degrading such
Unplanned tourism destroys the livelihood and tranquility of the host destination. The reason I call it unplanned is because there is minimal government intervention, meaning that tourists can come and go as they want without any monitoring of the situation. Planned tourism, especially by stakeholders including the government would minimize the level of destruction caused by ethno tourism. For instance, respective governments can formulate a policy that limits the use of technologies in the host communities. Narayan and Kumar (2008), note that in some cultural societies, untimely exposure to western technologies and practices has created social complications (p. 41). This is because the practices of the tourists may alter people’s livelihood. This is irrespective of whether the tourists are improving or degrading such