Sustainable supply chains in tourism regenerative

This chapter of book explores the importance of sustainable supply chains in the context of regenerative tourism, an approach that aims to restore and revitalize ecosystems while supporting local communities. Unlike sustainable tourism, regenerative tourism seeks to have a net positive impact on the destinations visited. The analysis focuses on the fundamental principles that guide a sustainable supply chain, including transparency, traceability, local sourcing, reducing carbon footprint, and promoting social equity. The chapter also describes the key components of a regenerative supply chain, such as the use of eco-friendly materials, local and organic food sourcing, as well as the adoption of low-carbon transportation solutions. Strategies are proposed to integrate sustainability at all levels of the supply chain, including the selection of eco-responsible suppliers and the use of innovative technologies to improve traceability and reduce waste. Through concrete case studies, the chapter illustrates how these practices can be implemented in the tourism sector.

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Dr. Mohamed Amin Bardaa is an Assistant Professor at the University of Sfax and a researcher at LEG. His expertise spans diverse forms of entrepreneurship, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and logistics. He has authored or co-authored numerous publications in the fields of green entrepreneurship, CSR, regenerative logistics, and sustainable.