3 Behavior-Smart Tactics to Help DMOs Tackle Overtourism
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3 Behavior-Smart Tactics to Help DMOs Tackle Overtourism
“Revenge travel is going to be a huge trend.” -Brian Kelly. Think about how many big trips got cancelled! Honeymoons, graduation trips, spring breaks — there is going to be a tremendous boom in leisure travel as soon as people feel safe again.
Randi Zuckerberg • The Future of Travel. Is there one?
I often see the emerging concept of regenerative tourism described as “leaving a place better than we found it.” In fact, the basic sentiment is widely shared even beyond tourism, in what Carol Sanford would call the “do good” paradigm.That’s nice, and necessary. But it’s also dangerous without further clarification. Picking up a single piece of li... See more
Michelle Holliday • Michelle Holliday on LinkedIn: The Giving Field | 54 comments
Simply thinking like a consumer, it seems, triggers self-regarding behaviour, and divides rather than unites groups who are facing a common scarcity. In the context of twenty-first-century pressures on Earth’s sources and sinks – from fresh water and fish to the oceans and atmosphere – that insight could turn out to have pivotally important implica
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five main reasons why human behaviour often departs from what we think of as conventional rationality. The first of these is signalling, the need to send reliable indications of commitment and intent, which can inspire confidence and trust.