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Sustainable Tourism in St. Lucia: A Sustainability Assessment of Trade and Liberalization in Tourism-services - Full Report

By Sharmon Jules on November 28, 2005

This paper examines the role played by trade and liberalization in tourism services in fostering or constraining sustainable development. In short, it explores the question: what are the opportunities and barriers to achieving sustainable development through trade in tourism services? The paper draws on relevant current literature, as well as existing data on tourism services in St. Lucia, a popular tourism destination in the Eastern Caribbean.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2005

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