International Tourism Projects
Tourism Impact Services partners with destinations, national ministries, conservation organizations, and tourism enterprises to advance responsible tourism through sustainable policy development, destination stewardship frameworks, impact monitoring systems, and visitor management strategies. Our approach integrates stakeholder engagement, research and benchmarking, capacity assessments, and sustainability planning to drive measurable improvements for tourism-dependent communities and ecosystems.​
Typical services include stakeholder facilitation, international benchmarking studies, policy drafting, visitor management assessments, and sustainability reporting.
Selected Projects
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International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) — Developed an impact monitoring standard for ecotourism providers across the Mediterranean region.
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Ministry of Tourism, Jamaica — Designed a national Policy Framework for Destination Quality Assurance through extensive stakeholder engagement, research on global best practices, and policy drafting.
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Ministry of Tourism, St. Kitts — Developed a governance framework for a national Destination Stewardship Council and a national tourism impact monitoring system.
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Seychelles and Aruba — Conducted studies and developed frameworks for visitor use management and capacity management on ecologically sensitive islands.
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MSC Cruise Lines — Served as Environmental Health and Safety contractor for the development of a $500 million Caribbean resort, guiding the integration of sustainable tourism initiatives into project design and operations.