Outlook Online 2009
High standard tourism operations
The GBRMPA recognises and rewards high standard tourism operations by offering tangible benefits to operators who operate best practice marine tourism in the Marine Park.
Marine Park tourism operations are identified as high standard if they are certified with an approved external certification scheme, which requires operators demonstrate a certain level of best practice in relevant aspects of their operation.
The GBRMPA recognises the ECO Certification Program operated by Ecotourism Australia, at the Ecotourism and Advanced Ecotourism levels of certification.
Other certification schemes may be approved in the future.
Citation and/or URL
http://www.gbrmpa.gov.au/onboard/home/high_standards
Onboard - the Tourism Operator's Handbook. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. 2008.
EMC data. Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority. 2008.
Spatial Coverage
All of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Temporal Coverage
2004 - ongoing
Update Frequency
Yearly
Other Information
Nil
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