Challenges of Arctic cruise tourism development in Canada: perspectives of federal government stakeholders
Cruise tourism, referred to as passenger shipping by the Government of Canada, has up until recently, been a growing form of tourism in Canada's Arctic. Changes in the physical environment of the Arctic have been responsible, in part, for this growth as previously inaccessible Arctic locations...
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ftlincolnuniv:oai:researcharchive.lincoln.ac.nz:10182/8260 2024-06-09T07:42:51+00:00 Challenges of Arctic cruise tourism development in Canada: perspectives of federal government stakeholders Johnston, A. Johnston, M. Dawson, J. Stewart, Emma 335-347 https://hdl.handle.net/10182/8260 en eng Jefferson Law Book Company Maryland The original publication is available from - Jefferson Law Book Company - http://www.jmlc.org/current.php Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce 2162-4127 0022-2410 https://hdl.handle.net/10182/8260 © Jefferson Law Book Company. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. Arctic cruise tourism Law Journal Article ftlincolnuniv 2024-05-15T08:03:39Z Cruise tourism, referred to as passenger shipping by the Government of Canada, has up until recently, been a growing form of tourism in Canada's Arctic. Changes in the physical environment of the Arctic have been responsible, in part, for this growth as previously inaccessible Arctic locations are now accessible to the small expedition cruise ships that typify this sector. Despite growth in the expedition cruise sector in Arctic Canada there is little to no guidelines, policies or institutional structures that specifically govern passenger transport. However, as awareness continues to develop around the implications for sovereignty, security and environmental management of increased shipping activity, it becomes clear that the cruise tourism industry must be considered in regional planning exercises and regional and federal policy development. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Lincoln University (New Zealand): Lincoln U Research Archive Arctic Canada |
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Cruise tourism, referred to as passenger shipping by the Government of Canada, has up until recently, been a growing form of tourism in Canada's Arctic. Changes in the physical environment of the Arctic have been responsible, in part, for this growth as previously inaccessible Arctic locations are now accessible to the small expedition cruise ships that typify this sector. Despite growth in the expedition cruise sector in Arctic Canada there is little to no guidelines, policies or institutional structures that specifically govern passenger transport. However, as awareness continues to develop around the implications for sovereignty, security and environmental management of increased shipping activity, it becomes clear that the cruise tourism industry must be considered in regional planning exercises and regional and federal policy development. |
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Challenges of Arctic cruise tourism development in Canada: perspectives of federal government stakeholders |
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Challenges of Arctic cruise tourism development in Canada: perspectives of federal government stakeholders |
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