Across
- 5. Another of the five Jenkins and Henry roles, where the state actively encourages growth
- 7. Term borrowed from mining describing community acceptance of the tourism industry
- 8. Country famous for high-value, low-volume tourism and Gross National Happiness
- 11. Surname of the 1987 report that introduced sustainability into tourism policy
- 13. Freeman's 1984 theory distinguishing primary and secondary groups affected by policy
- 15. Type of relationship linking actors within a single scale of policy
- 16. A course of action or inaction taken by government in response to a collective issue
- 19. City used as a case study of housing crisis caused by mass tourism
- 20. One of the five Jenkins and Henry government roles, seen in Rwanda's MICE strategy
Down
- 1. Choosing not to intervene, which is itself a deliberate policy choice
- 2. Term for most real-world tourism policy regimes that blend multiple state theories
- 3. Collaborative governance approach where the state is just one partner among many
- 4. Country offering incentives for longer stays to reduce seasonal overcrowding
- 6. Approach where the state is the primary driver of tourism development
- 9. Market-led approach where the state acts only as a minimalist partner
- 10. UN tourism body operating via guidelines and technical support, not hard law
- 12. Country that invested directly in MICE tourism infrastructure like the Kigali Convention Centre
- 14. Type of relationship linking different scales of tourism policy together
- 17. Term describing tourism as a sector that touches many other industries at once
- 18. Country whose Tourism Strategy 2027 links local, national and global data hubs