Inter-firm cooperation at nature-based tourism destinations

Huybers, Twan; Bennett, Jeffrey

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Inter-firm cooperation at nature-based tourism destinations

Date

2003

Authors

Huybers, Twan

Bennett, Jeffrey

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

The potential benefits from environmental protection to a nature-based tourism destination do not automatically translate into cooperation between individual tourism businesses. In this paper, several factors conducive to cooperation regarding the use of