Enhancing Sustainable Development - Case study of service provider, Tavinsulka Ltd
Horváth, Balázs (2024)
2024
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202403164537
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202403164537
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In the face of growing global environmental concerns, the imperative for sustainable development has be-come a pivotal consideration across diverse industries. The case company to which this study is focusing is Tavinsulka Ltd, a service provider specializing in open water and outdoor activities, emphasizing its commit-ment to environmental ethics, community engagement, and long-term viability strategies.
The contextual background of the research encompasses the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Visit Finland's Sustainable Travel Finland (STF) program. This initiative empowers companies with a toolkit designed to foster sustainable tourism practices, with their commitment being acknowledged through the Sustainable Travel Finland label.
In the study, an observational research design was used, implementing a diary format for systematic docu-mentation and presentation. Utilizing a combination of theoretical frameworks, empirical studies and case studies, the study is undertaken to illuminate the operational processes, commitment to environmental ethics, efforts towards community engagement and strategies for long-term viability.
Results indicated multifaceted benefits for the service provider, including increased bookings, positive re-views, cost savings, and enhanced profitability. The company's alignment with STF guidelines positioned it as a leader in sustainable tourism, setting a benchmark for the industry.
Conclusions highlighted the interconnected dimensions of sustainability and emphasized the necessity of an integrated approach. Effective communication played a critical role in project success, fostering collaboration between stakeholders and ensuring adherence to regulations.
The contextual background of the research encompasses the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Visit Finland's Sustainable Travel Finland (STF) program. This initiative empowers companies with a toolkit designed to foster sustainable tourism practices, with their commitment being acknowledged through the Sustainable Travel Finland label.
In the study, an observational research design was used, implementing a diary format for systematic docu-mentation and presentation. Utilizing a combination of theoretical frameworks, empirical studies and case studies, the study is undertaken to illuminate the operational processes, commitment to environmental ethics, efforts towards community engagement and strategies for long-term viability.
Results indicated multifaceted benefits for the service provider, including increased bookings, positive re-views, cost savings, and enhanced profitability. The company's alignment with STF guidelines positioned it as a leader in sustainable tourism, setting a benchmark for the industry.
Conclusions highlighted the interconnected dimensions of sustainability and emphasized the necessity of an integrated approach. Effective communication played a critical role in project success, fostering collaboration between stakeholders and ensuring adherence to regulations.