Report on a scoping mission in Samoa and Tonga: Agriculture and tourism linkages in Pacific Island Countries.

Report on a scoping mission in Samoa and Tonga: Agriculture and tourism linkages in Pacific Island Countries.

Study to assess constraints, Potentials increase the understanding of policy and institutional arrangements.

Year of publication 2012

Product type Book (stand-alone)

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) The two productive sectors agriculture and tourism seem to offer the best opportunities for inclusive economic growth in several Pacific Island Countries (PICs) and therefore the promotion of linkages between tourism and agriculture should help create economic opportunities, build resilience in rural communities and enhance sustainable development in both tourism and agriculture sectors.

Language English

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