Certification of indigenous cultures in tourism:the case of the Sápmi Experience Quality Mark
For the past two decades, labels, certifications and standards have emerged as management and marketing tools for helping companies manage and reduce the environmental and social impacts caused by their products, services and operations. These tools, which are voluntary self-regulations, are used by...
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ftulaplandcdispu:oai:lacris.ulapland.fi:publications/9325c4cd-7607-4eae-a1bc-cd53a9fa5c5a 2023-05-15T15:59:40+02:00 Certification of indigenous cultures in tourism:the case of the Sápmi Experience Quality Mark García-Rosell, José-Carlos 2016 https://research.ulapland.fi/fi/publications/9325c4cd-7607-4eae-a1bc-cd53a9fa5c5a eng eng info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess García-Rosell , J-C 2016 , ' Certification of indigenous cultures in tourism : the case of the Sápmi Experience Quality Mark ' , Matkailututkimus , vol. 12 , no. 2 , pp. 60-62 . cultural responsibility quality certification indigenous tourism indigenous culture responsibility responsible tourism sustainability sustainable tourism sustainable marketing Responsible branding Tourism Sami culture Sami tourism tourism experiences responsible consumption ethical consumption Lapland Swedish Lapland /dk/atira/pure/person/fieldofscience2010/5/12 Business and management article 2016 ftulaplandcdispu 2022-10-13T05:52:28Z For the past two decades, labels, certifications and standards have emerged as management and marketing tools for helping companies manage and reduce the environmental and social impacts caused by their products, services and operations. These tools, which are voluntary self-regulations, are used by companies that want to go beyond legal requirements and legitimize their commitment towards responsible business practices in society. Environmental management standards, such as ISO 14001, EMAS and recently launched ISO 26000 guidance on social responsibility, are widely spread in the tourism and hospitality industry. Similarly, tourism-specific environmental certifications can be found in different regions of the world. Green Start in Finland and Nature’s Best in Sweden are good examples of environmental certifications currently used by Nordic tourism companies. Although the management of environmental and social issues through certifications has become widespread in tourism, few certifications focus on promoting responsible ways of using cultures, in particular, indigenous cultures. In this address, I will first draw attention to the consumption of indigenous cultures in tourism with special emphasis on Lapland. Second, I will discuss the certification and responsible management of indigenous cultures by using the case of a Swedish certification called “Sápmi Experience Quality Mark”. Article in Journal/Newspaper culture sami sami sami Lapland LaCRIS - University of Lapland Current Research System |
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For the past two decades, labels, certifications and standards have emerged as management and marketing tools for helping companies manage and reduce the environmental and social impacts caused by their products, services and operations. These tools, which are voluntary self-regulations, are used by companies that want to go beyond legal requirements and legitimize their commitment towards responsible business practices in society. Environmental management standards, such as ISO 14001, EMAS and recently launched ISO 26000 guidance on social responsibility, are widely spread in the tourism and hospitality industry. Similarly, tourism-specific environmental certifications can be found in different regions of the world. Green Start in Finland and Nature’s Best in Sweden are good examples of environmental certifications currently used by Nordic tourism companies. Although the management of environmental and social issues through certifications has become widespread in tourism, few certifications focus on promoting responsible ways of using cultures, in particular, indigenous cultures. In this address, I will first draw attention to the consumption of indigenous cultures in tourism with special emphasis on Lapland. Second, I will discuss the certification and responsible management of indigenous cultures by using the case of a Swedish certification called “Sápmi Experience Quality Mark”. |
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Certification of indigenous cultures in tourism:the case of the Sápmi Experience Quality Mark |
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Certification of indigenous cultures in tourism:the case of the Sápmi Experience Quality Mark |
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García-Rosell , J-C 2016 , ' Certification of indigenous cultures in tourism : the case of the Sápmi Experience Quality Mark ' , Matkailututkimus , vol. 12 , no. 2 , pp. 60-62 . |
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