Egypt 2nd national report - Biological Diversity and Tourism

Egypt 3rd national report - Biological Diversity and Tourism [Arabic]

Climate change & tourism --- An Egyptian perspective of climate change and tourism;

climate change is expected to have significant impacts on Sinai environment; one of the most important tourist magnets.

Ecotourism in the Red Sea.

A National declaration for Ecotourism to guide tourism investors, local communities, partner government entities and others who share a common understanding of the potential for ecotourism in the Southern Red Sea Region as a means to develop this unique part of Egypt's cultural and natural heritage. -- May, 2004.

Ecotourism & sustainable development.

By: Heba Abdel Aziz -- 06/2003

Saint Catherine Protected Area & Tourism --- Tourist Attractions.

Toward a strategy of cultural and ecotourism in Egypt.

Red sea sustainable tourism initiative  (RSSTI).

Case study example -- The Gulf of Aqaba, Egypt - "determining sustainable use limits to tourism".

Coral reefs at risk: Trade & Tourism in the Red Sea, and its threat to the environment.

Protected Areas as a source of Tourist Attraction. [EEAA website].

Enviormental tourism.

Sustainable use of Samadi Dolphins, South Marsa Alam, Red Sea, Egypt.

Best Practice on Sustainable Tourism (Tourism and Biodiversity).

Sustainable Tourism Egypt 2003 Conference - Invitation and Final Call for Papers.

Conference Report Egypt’s National Sustainable Tourism Conference on Golf Course Development.

Sharm El Sheikh, October 28–30, 2002.

The Feasibility of promoting ecotourism in mangroves areas. September 2002.

Sharmelsheikh.org  ????

Responsible tourism.

Wiser tourism .

The Ecotourism Master Plan for the southern coast of the Red Sea in Egypt, carried out in 1997 for the government of Egypt, comprised a careful zoning scheme, including strictly-protected, restricted, moderate tourism and semi-intensive tourism zones. The objective of the Master Plan was to provide a sustainable tourism development model for a strip of 215 km in the southern portion of the coast, very different from what has been occurring in the central part of the Red Sea littoral, where unplanned and uncontrolled tourism development is causing all kinds of environmental catastrophes. The Master Plan is being enforced, and includes the development of four ecolodges (Ceballos-Lascurain, 1997b).

International cooperation and sustainable tourism in the Gulf of Aqaba.

Project activities in Egypt.

Biodiversity & Tourism Micro Fund.

Ecotourism and The management of cultural resources of Marsa Alam-Wadi Gimal region. 2000.

International Workshop: Case Studies on Sustainable Tourism and Biological Diversity.