Towards an Ethical Framework for Animal-Based Attractions
Submitted on Apr 03, 2010 (Original item from 2008)
Entertainment Animals | Circus | Wildlife | Zoos
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Short Description:
The public has long criticized the use of animals in the entertainment industry. This paper presents a discussion of animal rights in the hospitality and tourism industry and proposes ethical guidelines.
Abstract:
There are clear indications in the hospitality and tourism industry for the need to adopt practices that emphasize animal welfare. Growing public awareness, changing public opinion, and the influence of the animal rights' movement are all factors compelling the industry to undergo such changes. In general, the authors suggest that animal attractions should handle animals in a way that combines entertainment, education, and welfare concerns. The full article provides specific guidelines and recommendations.
Spot Check Number:
1331
Sponsor:
Emerald Group Publishing
Animal Type:
Various
Record Type:
Journal Article
Research Method:
Literature Review
Geographic Region:
Unknown/Not Applicable
Number of Participants:
Unknown
Population Descriptors:
Unknown
Year Conducted:
2008
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