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Supply Chain Management of Tourism Towards Sustainability

Part of the SpringerBriefs in Environmental Science Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-58225-8

ISBN: 978-3-030-58224-1

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 25, 2020

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Sustainable Development of Tourism

Soratana, Kullapa; Landis, Amy E.; Jing, Fu; Suto, Hidetsugu

Pages: 1 –12

[The tourism industry has relied largely on the environment. As climate change is directly threatening the environment of tourism destinations, sustainable development in the tourism industry must be employed to protect the environment. This chapter discusses the importance of sustainable...
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The Role of Life Cycle Approaches in Sustainable Development of Tourism

Soratana, Kullapa; Landis, Amy E.; Jing, Fu; Suto, Hidetsugu

Pages: 13 –29

[This chapter introduces the steps in conducting life cycle assessment (LCA). The four steps are goal and scope definition, life cycle inventory analysis (LCI), life cycle impact assessment and interpretation of the results. How system boundary and a functional unit, which are the key elements of...
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A Knowledge Supply Chain for the ICT-Enhanced Tourism Education

Soratana, Kullapa; Landis, Amy E.; Jing, Fu; Suto, Hidetsugu

Pages: 31 –41

[Since the 1990s, with the development of Information, Communications and Technologies (ICTs), and increasing attentions given to intellectual capital, there is an obvious shift from an Information-Based Economy to a Knowledge-Based Economy, which requires new ways to organize, develop and adapt...
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Improvement of Tourists’ Experience to Promote Sustainable Tourism

Soratana, Kullapa; Landis, Amy E.; Jing, Fu; Suto, Hidetsugu

Pages: 43 –54

[Generally, “saving time and labors” is considered as an important factor when we design services and products. However, designing of tourisms cannot necessarily be estimated from such criteria. In this section, we are discussing tourism from aspects of system design for communications. First,...
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Life Cycle Assessment and Supply Chain Management for Tourism Enterprises

Soratana, Kullapa; Landis, Amy E.; Jing, Fu; Suto, Hidetsugu

Pages: 55 –64

[An integrated LCA and SCM framework for tourism is proposed. LCA and SCM have their own strengths and limitations. LCA considers environmental impacts contributed over the life cycle of a product or service. The life cycle of a product or service consists of four stages, which are raw material...

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