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• W1500883952 abstract "Within main elements of economic sustainability, socio-cultural sustainability, and environmental sustainability, criteria of 'carrying capacity’ have ben emphasized through residents’ perception analysis to explore practical methods towards application and implementation of such criteria. As data analysis revealed, main tourist resources in case of North Cyprus –the coast and beachhave a certain capacity to sustain impact and pressure of tourism. Despite significance of indigenous environment and with respect to residents’ perception of optimum carrying capacity levels, this issue has not been given a due consideration. This has resulted in a process of coastal development which bypasses any measure ore application of a standard to harmonize degree of physical development and capacity of beach. The main objective of this paper is to establish concept of ‘carrying capacity’ as means to achieve reconciliation of environmental impacts with tourism development. The study concludes that, if carrying capacity measurement and its implementation are not incorporated into planning decision as a clear policy, there will be grave negative consequences for those resources attracting visitors. This article is available in Hospitality Review: http://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/hospitalityreview/vol24/iss2/4 Perceptions of Beach Users: A Case Study of Coastal Areas of Nonh Cypms Towards Establishment of a 'Carrying Capacity' By Habib AJipour, Mehmet Altinay, Kashif Hussain, and Nazita Sheikhani Witbjn main elements o f economic snsfainabi6~, sonprultural sur*unabilig, and envimnmentaf snskrinabili/y, thc d m a o f ' cq ing coprtcIfy'ha~ hen emphasipd through nlIon ofenuimnmenfaf imp& ~ ' t b to& Imbpmenf. Thc study roncludes tbet, grmrying r @ ~ 9 memunmmt and its rinpkmcnfation me not inrmporded into /beplanning deGon as a ckarpolig, t h m MU begram neg~~tiw consegmncesfor those wmurccs atharhng t WTO, 2004). Canying capacity has noubecome a central research theme (Siva. 2002: Graefe eta/., 1984; Shelby and Heberlein, 1984; Stankey and McCooi, 1984). Research issues such as crowding and recreation satisfaction have been used recently to measure experiences felt by tourists and locals and as theoretical conccpts to help define recreation carrying capacity of tourist destinations (Manning, 1999). 'Carrying capacity' is defined as: the maximum number of people who can use a site without an unacceptable alteration in physical environment and without an unacceptable dedine in quality of experience gained by visitors (Mathieson and Wall, 1982). The concept of canying capacity has been expanded to indude much broader aspects of destinations from both tourists' and residents' points of view. It has been extended to indude not only physical environment, but also social, cultural, economic, and infrasrmctural capacity of chc drsrinations (Inskeep, 1991). It is not surprising that people have always been amacted to coastal areas. These arcas are considered to be most valuable parts of countries' territories, either with respect to their natural and environmental qualities or with regard to their potendal for national socioeconomic development (DESUA, 2GiJ2). Nine out of ten largest cities in world arc located on sea coasu; world's most populous countries in terms of population density arc coastal nations and more than half of world's population Live within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of sea (Marsh and Grossa, 2002). In meantime, most of destinations have local jurisdictional orientations within which their development and operations take place at local level. Therefore, many of factors causing ecosystem decline such as rapid urban development, urban-rua off, and habitat fragmentation occur at local level and are generated by local land use decisions (Llrody et a/., 2004 : 33). Carrying capacity needs to be pan of planning process at local level with a focus on a broader spatial scale in relation to ecosystems beyond local jurisdictions. Page: 28 FIU RNicw Vol. 24 No. 2" @default.
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• W1500883952 title "Perceptions of the Beach Users: A Case Study of the Coastal Areas of North Cyprus Towards Establishment of a Carrying Capacity" @default.
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