World Tourism Day: Unique travel destinations and sustainable travel practices
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World Tourism Day is observed on every year on 27th September. World Tourism Day is observed not just for the mere sake of a day to celebrate but to make the increasing population realize the importance of the world’s beautiful, unique destinations and how sustainable traveling could be practiced without any hindrance. As we delve deeper into the globe’s vibrant landscape, we will know Pakistan is the most alluring, beautiful heaven on Earth.

On this day, we profoundly accept the need for sustainable tourism and how important tourism is for the economic, social, and practical stability of the country. It holds immense environmental preservation and cultural exchange.

Pakistan’s tourism industry contributes to GDP annually. The total contribution was 5.9 percent in 2022, generating 4.2 million jobs. Pakistan attracted US$ 16 billion in 2022, going up to US$ 30 billion in 2023.  

Tourists in Pakistan will be able to explore the hidden gems implanted by the creator. They will be able to unlock the breathtaking scenic views that leave an unforgettable mark embedded in the visitor’s memories and soul. Pakistan has soul-enriching landmarks, from the Arabian Sea to the highest peaks in the Himalayas in the north.

Also, the plan majestic historical Mohenjo-Daro depicts the unexplored canvas for travelers, even if they have traveled through the area many times yet haven’t found out about it entirely. On this tourist day, we will unravel the treasures that await every tourist.

Hence, not only explore this heaven on Earth – Pakistan. Also, anchor an opportunity to step forward for a journey by investing in the soil you are willing to tread upon. Be ready to become part of a testament to the stories of the fabric woven with colors of intricate cultural masterpieces.  

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World Tourism Day- Eco-Friendly Travel Practices

Sustainable tourism increases economic stability, protects the environment, and encourages cultural and social healthy interaction. Mainly, it involves tourism activities that will minimize the negative impact on the environment. It is beneficial for the stakeholders and promotes tourism growth.

Sustainable tourism includes saving cultural and natural resources. It helps build a healthy tourism for the future generations. It maintains that future generations do not act selfishly but promote and integrate responsible tourism behaviors. It increases the local tourism industry’s conservation and minimizes waste/pollution.

The foremost importance of exploration is not just to retrieve entertainment but also to recognize the role of stewards to the planet Mother Earth. Sustainability is essential for paving a harmonious relationship between wanderlust and environmental responsibility.

Join us in discovering Earth’s most heart-touching, mysterious, and unique destinations. Furthermore, we will discuss a couple of sustainable international and some of the goals within Pakistan.

World Tourism Day-2023's Odyssey of Quirky Wonders: Most Unusual Travel Gems!

Our world is surprisingly unique with attractive, spooky, unique, and gem destinations. Let us explore some world-mesmerizing wonders that will keep you engaged and interested throughout the reading. These destinations’ features are weird and yet to be explored.

Lake Natron – The Scariest Lake

This is the weirdest and most terrifying lake in Tanzania…as animals die and later become statues through calcification. The presence of sodium bicarbonate turns animal bodies into mummies. Also, this African lake turns red as it has a high alkaline collection in it. It is known as the ‘Petrifying Lake’.

Slope Point – Windy Spot

This strange world is situated at the South Island’s southernmost point of New Zealand. Trees here are permanently twisted and windblown due to the intense Antarctic gusts. The site has rugged cliffs eroded by winds over time. Even this place has an AA signpost to show the distance to the Equator.

Dead Vlei – The Beautiful Yet Dead Forest

The location is in Namibia. Deadvlei means ‘dead marsh,’ and the place is called ‘Dooie Vlei.’ The site is a sun-blackened dead forest in a white clay pan. It is a dried oasis. Due to lack of water, the tree roots come out on land looking for moisture. It shows how real their struggle is. Even the place is surrounded by the world’s highest sand dunes.

Rohtas Fort – 16th Century Fortress

It is among Pakistan’s most beautiful places. It is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is located near Jhelum in Punjab, about 4 hours from Lahore and 2 hours from Islamabad. Despite its age, it is the largest fortress of the subcontinent and is in remarkable condition.

Naltar Valley – Gilgit Baltistan

This valley is 54 kilometers from Gilgit in Pakistan’s Gilgit-Baltistan region. This mesmerizing tourist valley is accessible via jeep. It has numerous crystal-clear lakes and is available for winter skiing. Also, this breathtaking valley has vast forests.

Kalash Valleys – Natural Splendour

The Kalash Valleys comprise Rumbur, Birir, and Bumboret. It has a dusty road and mountains all alongside the Kalash River. It takes 2.5 hours to travel from Chitral to this valley and a day trek into the valley. Here, people live in wooden homes on hills. They have traditional attire with headwear and colored dresses.

Importance of Sustainable Tourism

  • Social and cultural preservation: It promotes cultural heritage and guides local communities by giving cultural exchange and education opportunities.
  • Environmental preservation: It promotes the conservation of natural resources and the protection of habitats and wildlife as it preserves biodiversity and prevents ecosystem damage.
  • Economic development: The local communities benefit from income generation, and jobs are created. It helps to improve the economy. It creates space for numerous industries including commercial real estate along with residential real estate market.
  • Responsible tourism behavior: Tourism helps promote the local culture; we should be thankful to the tourists. They also support and encourage local businesses to improve sustainable tourism in Pakistan. 
  • Long-term viability: Tourism is viable as it ensures economic activity, balance, social and environmental considerations. It builds a future for the young generations as the activities are for them only as it meets their needs.

World Tourism Day is not just a traditional day to be observed but it is reminder that tourism must be sustainable as it promotes economic and environmental development. Also, it ensures the firm, healthy building of local communities, social interaction, and a better environment. 

These days, real estate property owners ensure that their businesses prioritize responsible tourism as they support sustainable accommodations and practices.

They use eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems so that the environment is safe and sound without harming nature. Also, this helps local communities to thrive, job opportunities are available, and training opportunities arise for the general public.

In Pakistan, corporate offices and residential real estate ensure that they are sustainable and follow ethical practices, integrating the concept of responsible and sustainable tourism as tourism benefits travelers and locals.

Sustainable Steps to Be Taken by Pakistan's Tourism Industry

The suggestions below on how sustainable tourism can be practiced in Pakistan are given.

  • Plan a national strategy along with coordination with stakeholders and communities.
  • Identify areas to be improved after conducting an environmental assessment of tourists.
  • Encouraging usage of eco-friendly products and reducing wastage.
  • Promotion of alternative transportation modes like cycling, walking, and public transportation.
  • Support local businesses from local communities promoting local products and services.
  • Promotion of cultural heritage and educating tourists about local traditions.
  • Encouraging the usage of renewable energies like solar and wind power.
  • Promoting and developing waste management practices and strategies.

Conclusion

The world is home to a beautiful, harmonious natural landscape. It is an entirely vibrant, scenic, wild, and adventurous place. Even Pakistan is rich in cultural and natural heritage. Pakistan’s rich natural landscape can be used for sustainable tourism. 

It is essential to balance social, economic, and environmental status to get sustainable tourism in the country. Once Pakistan focuses more on a sustainable tourism industry. It will benefit everyone involved while saving and protecting the country’s natural and cultural heritage for the future.

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