Similarly more value should be attributed to the multiple burden placed on women in these families whilst still straining for greater equality. A tourism policy for the future must take account of the ecological and social problems of mass-tourism. No area should be simply given up. Instead these areas should be converted by means of new legislation, voluntary taxation and disciplinary measures. In terms of Infrastructure arrangements and environmental measures it must also be examined whether they are relevant for and can be used by local inhabitants.
People are the central focus for a policy on tourism.
The whole local population has access to all information and is equally participating in all decision processes. In respect to institutional sustainability the planning and execution of any measures related to tourism must involve all the implied actors of tourism- and leisure policies. All interested persons and organisations have access to all information. They are able to participate actively and equally in decision-making processes. Problems which tourism engenders are not only problems of and for destinations.