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HFT 4701: Sustainable Tourism Practices

Muma College of Business | School of Hospitality and Tourism Management

Description:	This course explores the global, national, regional, and local fields of sustainable tourism. The triple bottom line will be the primary perspective used to evaluate tourism and its impact on culture, environment, and economy, including the supply chains of tourism, agritourism, pro-poor tourism, and the sharing economy. Global organizations that set the standards for sustainable tourism including the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are discussed.
Credit Hours:	3
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Other Information:	Enhanced Gen Ed Effective Date: Fall 2022

Course Attributes(s)

One USF	Affordable and Clean Energy (SD07), Capstone (CST), Clean Water and Sanitation (SD06), Climate Action (SD13), Decent Work, Economic Growth (SD08), Gender Equality (SD05), Global Citizens Project Course (GCPC), Good Health and Well-being (SD03), High Impact Practice (TGEH), Industry, Innovat, Infrastruct (SD09), Life Below Water (SD14), Life on Land (SD15), No Poverty (SD01), Partnerships (SD17), Reduced Inequality (SD10), Responsible Consumpt, Product (SD12), Sustainable Cities/Communities (SD11), Zero Hunger (SD02)

One USF

Affordable and Clean Energy (SD07), Capstone (CST), Clean Water and Sanitation (SD06), Climate Action (SD13), Decent Work, Economic Growth (SD08), Gender Equality (SD05), Global Citizens Project Course (GCPC), Good Health and Well-being (SD03), High Impact Practice (TGEH), Industry, Innovat, Infrastruct (SD09), Life Below Water (SD14), Life on Land (SD15), No Poverty (SD01), Partnerships (SD17), Reduced Inequality (SD10), Responsible Consumpt, Product (SD12), Sustainable Cities/Communities (SD11), Zero Hunger (SD02)

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HFT 4701: Sustainable Tourism Practices