1. Balancing development and preservation: Tourism development can often bring pressure to transform landscapes, and it is essential to identify where development can still take place while maintaining the natural beauty of the area.
2. Sustainability: Tourism landscapes must be designed with sustainability in mind, such as the conservation of resources and minimizing waste, while still providing a unique experience for visitors.
3. Safety and security: Providing a safe environment for visitors is vital. Designing landscapes with security measures incorporated is necessary to prevent mishaps or natural disasters.
4. Accessibility: Designing a tourism landscape to accommodate all visitors, including those with disabilities, is a major challenge. It is essential to make the area accessible to visitors, without compromising on aesthetics or natural resources.
5. Budget constraints: Tourist sites planning can often be expensive, and budget constraints can limit what can be done. Therefore developing a cost-effective design plan without compromising on requirements is crucial.
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