The British Academy for Training and Development present this training course in (Educational and Ecological Tourism) to all professionals wishing to acquire more knowledge and awareness about scientific oriented tours, as well as to know the concept of Eco-Tourism. Tourism is no longer an activity of visiting countries and just making an enjoyable trip, to visit museums, amusement parks, and various tourist attractions, since Tourism has become a multi-type activity, according to the objectives behind each type. Eco-Tourism is also one of the new sorts of tourism, which is closely related to the environmental concepts.

Who Should Attend?

• Tourism Development Officials in the state.
• Tourism Development Officials in Travel and Tourism Companies.
• Graduates and Academic Students.
• Professionals interested in scientific discoveries.
• Personnel in charge of Advanced Scientific Research.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• The concept of Eco-Tourism and the various factors thereof.
• The significant role of Eco-Tourism in terms of financial aspects.
• The concept and definition of Educational Tourism and its objectives.
• The role of Scientific Tourism in the integration of scientific research efforts all over the world.
• Methods to organize a Successful Scientific Trip.
• Introducing the most important places that can benefit scientific research according to specialty.

• Introduction to the tourism industry.
• Ivtroduction to educational and ecological tourism.
• The concept of educational tourism and its role in spreading knowledge and culture.
• The importance of ecotourism in preserving biodiversity and natural environments.
• Introducing ecotourism, which is based on visiting environmental places.
• Foundations for designing innovative educational tourism programs.
• Analyze the needs and preferences of the targets.
• Develop interesting educational programs that combine entertainment and learning.
• The foundations of communication and interaction with the public.
• Interactive techniques to attract visitors' attention and stimulate their understanding.
• Use multiple methods to enhance visitors’ experience.
• The importance of sustainability and ecological preservation.
• Integrating sustainability dimensions into tourism programs.
• Encouraging participants to interact with the environment consciously.
• The importance of developing local communities and cultures.
• Promote interaction between visitors and local communities.
• Providing educational experiences that respect and enhance local cultures.
• The basics of planning and implementation of ecological and educational projects.
• Steps to develop ecological and educational projects.
• Supervision and coordination requirements to achieve success.
• The importance of getting participants to pay attention to the environment as it is the basic component of ecotourism.
• The ecological diversity of tourist areas in terms of wildlife, topography, or climates of tourist areas.
• Raising the ecological awareness of tourists as well as making them more interactive with the issues and concerns of the areas they visit.
• Respecting the local culture of the areas being visited and not violating the rights of residents or the standards and laws followed in the country within whose borders the tourist areas are located.
• Tourism plans and learning to study information, data, statistics, maps and charts.
• The relationship of ecological management in integrating the tourism sector and linking it positively with all tourism sectors.
• Introducing the most important places that can benefit your scientific research according to the specialty you are working on.
• How to plan a successful scientific trip and achieve the greatest benefit in the shortest time.
• Introducing the scientific trip requirements that researchers need.
• The most important destinations in countries that support scientific tourism and provide the supplies they need.
• Practical models and case studies.