Pro-Poor Tourism and its measurement in developing countries

Can tourism reduce poverty? Is it feasible? How can performance be measured and projects be evaluated and compared in terms of global thinking? The discourse on this matter results as the consequence against the difficult background that there are several ways of reducing poverty and that there no fixed rules and common definitions about how tourism and different tourism types can generate benefits to the poor. Originally, this book was solely supposed to describe community-based tourism, but new methodology like the value chain analysis and approaches like the creation of business linkages were found.

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Sarah Hussmann holds a Master s degree in Tourism Destination Management. She studied and worked in the Netherlands, Mexico and Asia-Pacific Region. Sarah is a passionate traveller starting at an early age. She loves exotic places, foreign cultures and sustainable ways to make tourism accessible. The author lives in Frankfurt/Main (Germany).