Environmental and Economic Impact of Tourism in Bharatpur District | Original Article

ABSTRACT:

Tourism outcomes include the impact of tourism on the environment and the communities to which it is visited, as well as its economic contributions. It has been part of the tourism discourse since the 1970s, attention has grown in recent years due to controversies about tourism. The effects are not easily distinguished they have both direct and indirect factors. Tourism also tends to be seasonal, and the results become apparent over time, with varying results, and at different stages of development. The impacts of tourism fall into three main categories. Environmental impacts affect local capacity, vegetation, air quality, water bodies, water table, wildlife and natural resources. Social impacts are associated with interactions between people with different cultural backgrounds, attitudes and behaviors, and relationships with tangible assets. Bringing visitors to sensitive areas can be dangerous, cause loss of culture, or, alternatively, contribute to the preservation of cultural and cultural heritage through the use of additional resources. The economic impact is often seen as positive, contributing to employment, better services, and social stability. Cultural education can also be improved, which can be overlooked. However these impacts can also contribute to the high cost of living in the community, evict local businesses, and increase local population in the Bharatpur region.