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I will pay for the following essay Economic/Social/Cultural/Environmental aspects of tourism in Germany (see below). The essay is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

e different impact on tourism in Germany, the role of the government in tourism marketing and the political and policy aspects that the governments has adopted.

German tourism NGOs believes that sustainable tourism should meet the social, cultural, economic, and environmental criteria of viability and acceptability (EED, 2005). It is essential to have an integrated approach of all the criteria of sustainability. Tourism generates income, job and is a valuable foreign exchange earner. Globalization has affected every aspect of life and tourism is no exception. In fact, tourism faces new challenges everyday. Germany is attracting a lot of international visitors and 2004 saw 45 million overnights says. Germans too choose to holiday at home in increasing numbers (GNTB, 2004). Tourism of this nature does leave economic and socio-cultural impact apart from the environmental impact.

The emission of greenhouse gases and air pollutants from tourism-related transport has been under scrutiny in Germany (Schmied et al., 2001). The impact is greater in environmentally sensitive regions. Private travel is dominated by holiday travel in Germany. The majority of the greenhouse gases, which can be connected to arising out of tourism, are emitted during travel to and from the holiday destination. There is a threat to biodiversity – sand dunes are lost and there is a threat to animals and plant species. Land consumption is not a problem in Germany as is normally the case with many nations. However, as the tourism areas in Germany include the Baltic Sea, Mittelgebirge uplands, Alps and Alpine foothills, which are rich in scenic beauty, land consumption affects to a certain extent. Waste generation from tourism depends upon the geographical location and is seasonal. During the summer months, there is a heavy demand for transport and storage resources. Swimming pools and saunas have increased the water consumption. On the North Sea Islands, there is a risk that the ground water