This paper aims to analyze the current state of tourism and its sustainability in New Zealand (Aotearoa). It examines the geographical and environmental characteristics of the territory, as well as the socio-cultural background of the various ethnic groups that make up its population. Furthermore, this investigation focuses on the evolution of tourist flows, with a view to enhancing the unique features of its geographical and natural context. New Zealand is, in fact, a global leader in regenerative tourism; this thesis intends to explain the nature of this concept and its long-standing affinity with the principles of environmental respect. Subsequently, the governance policies implemented by the national government, as well as those currently under development in this direction, will be examined. Finally, an emblematic case study regarding the themes analyzed in this document will be presented. The conclusions will consider future perspectives and potential innovative solutions, as well as any critical issues and risks concerning high-value tourism and territorial sustainability in New Zealand.
Il presente elaborato si pone l’obiettivo di analizzare la situazione attuale del turismo e la sua sostenibilità in Nuova Zelanda (Aotearoa). Vengono esaminate le caratteristiche geografiche ed ambientali del suo territorio, nonché l’ambito socio-culturale delle varie etnie costituenti la sua popolazione. Questa indagine si concentra, inoltre, sull’evoluzione dei flussi turistici, in un’ottica di valorizzazione delle peculiari caratteristiche del suo contesto geografico e naturalistico. La Nuova Zelanda è infatti, leader mondiale nell’ambito del turismo rigenerativo, e la tesi si propone di esplicare di cosa si tratti e la sua affinità ai principi di rispetto dell’ambiente, nel tempo. Successivamente, vengono verificate le politiche di governance attuate dal governo del paese e quelle in fase di realizzazione, finalizzate in questa direzione. Infine, verrà proposto un caso di studio ritenuto emblematico con riguardo ai temi analizzati in questo documento. Le conclusioni andranno a considerare le prospettive future, e le possibili soluzioni innovative, così come le eventuali criticità ed i rischi, riguardo ad un turismo di alto valore aggiunto ed alla sostenibilità territoriale in Nuova Zelanda.
Turismo rigenerativo e governance sostenibile in Aotearoa/Nuova Zelanda: patrimonio Māori, gestione della domanda ed il caso Milford Sound/Piopiotahi.
STIZ, RICCARDO
2025/2026
Abstract
This paper aims to analyze the current state of tourism and its sustainability in New Zealand (Aotearoa). It examines the geographical and environmental characteristics of the territory, as well as the socio-cultural background of the various ethnic groups that make up its population. Furthermore, this investigation focuses on the evolution of tourist flows, with a view to enhancing the unique features of its geographical and natural context. New Zealand is, in fact, a global leader in regenerative tourism; this thesis intends to explain the nature of this concept and its long-standing affinity with the principles of environmental respect. Subsequently, the governance policies implemented by the national government, as well as those currently under development in this direction, will be examined. Finally, an emblematic case study regarding the themes analyzed in this document will be presented. The conclusions will consider future perspectives and potential innovative solutions, as well as any critical issues and risks concerning high-value tourism and territorial sustainability in New Zealand.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14247/29195