Tourism Policy and Planning

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Nankai University

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Tourism Policy and Planning

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What is the course about?

Tourism Policy and Planning

The course Tourism Policy and Planning is an online class provided by Nankai University through Future Learn. It may be possible to receive a verified certification or use the course to prepare for a degree.

Gain an introduction to tourism policy and planning in the global tourism industry and discover the sustainable tourism process.

Course description

Learn how to plan, assess and implement sustainable tourism
5 weeks

The global tourism industry is booming, but what does this mean for tourist destinations?
On this course, you’ll explore the economic development of tourist destinations in the context of tourism destination development.
You’ll learn about tourism policy, resource and market demand, and discover the role they play in the development of destinations around the world.
You’ll also discover sustainable tourism planning and implementation, as well as tourism products, events and experiences so that you can gain a deeper understanding of the tourism destination development process.

Week 1: Tourism policy, principle and scale
Week 2: Overview of tourism planning
Week 3: Tourism formulation and implementation
Week 4: Tourism impacts and management
Week 5: Special issues and case study

Understand how the tourism policy and principles impact tourism development in different scales
Discuss the historical development of tourism planning in the world and in China, and the trends of tourism development
Apply the principles of tourism formulation and implement to the practices of tourism planning
Assess the tourism sustainable development referring to the tourism impacts
Apply the theory of tourism planning into special tourism cases and issues

This course is designed for anyone interested in tourism development, specifically tourism policy and planning.

Nankai University
The college of Tourism and Service Management occupies its own building with a hotel nearby. It has about 500 undergraduate and 185 postgraduate students with 38 academic staff and 38 support staff.

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Prerequisites & Facts

Tourism Policy and Planning

Course Topic

Business, Data Analytics, Decision Making

University, College, Institution

Nankai University

Course Skill Level

see course summary

Course Language

English

Place of class

Online, self-paced (see curriculum for more information)

Degree

Certificate

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Tourism Policy and Planning

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