Tourism in the Pearl Lagoon Basin: Recommendations for Community-based Sustainable Tourism
This report is a continuation of a series of activities sponsored by USAID/Nicaragua to promote sustainable community-based tourism in the communities of the Pearl Lagoon Basin on the Caribbean side of Nicaragua. Previous activities include an assessment of the potential for sea kayak tours (Wylie 2005), a workshop on sustainable tourism in 2006 (Bauer & Coria 2006), design of an information kiosk for Pearl Lagoon Town, and creation of an advertising bookmark in 2007. The objective of this trip was to identify potential tour packages and do a quick assessment of the existing tourism infrastructure for producing quality tourism products.
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Tourism in the Pearl Lagoon Basin: Recommendations for Community-based Sustainable Tourism
Author(s):
Jerry Wylie,
Jerry Bauer
Publication Date: 2008
Location: Nicaragua
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This report is a continuation of a series of activities sponsored by USAID/Nicaragua to promote sustainable community-based tourism in the communities of the Pearl Lagoon Basin on the Caribbean side of Nicaragua. Previous activities include an assessment of the potential for sea kayak tours (Wylie 2005), a workshop on sustainable tourism in 2006 (Bauer & Coria 2006), design of an information kiosk for Pearl Lagoon Town, and creation of an advertising bookmark in 2007. The objective of this trip was to identify potential tour packages and do a quick assessment of the existing tourism infrastructure for producing quality tourism products.
