The Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Coastal Tourism
Keywords:
climate change, coastal tourism, economic impact, sustainability, adaptationAbstract
This paper investigates the economic repercussions of climate change on coastal tourism, focusing on rising sea levels, increased storm frequencies, and temperature changes. Through econometric modeling and impact assessment, the research quantifies potential losses in tourism revenue and examines adaptive strategies to mitigate these effects. Case studies from vulnerable regions provide context to the economic analysis. The study further explores stakeholder collaboration in promoting sustainable tourism practices that can withstand environmental challenges. Recommendations include policy frameworks and investment in resilient infrastructure to ensure long-term economic viability of coastal tourism sectors.
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