Converse of object

• promote: Projects to promote eco-tourism are now underway, partly to supplement reduced government funding.

• develop: Angela's involvement came through a UK Company which set up a Project to survey and protect the wild life and develop eco-tourism.

• encourage: Efforts are being made to promote local environmental awareness of the importance of the area and to encourage eco-tourism.

Preposition: in

• region: Our ETHOS Elemental tours has a policy of developing low impact sustainable eco-tourism in the region, concerned with wildlife and environmental conservation issues.

Adjective modifier

• sustainable: Emphasis on sustainable, eco-tourism at home and abroad.

• responsible: On offer is responsible eco-tourism with a bias toward community-based visits.

Modifies a noun

• project: There is scope for work on lots of levels from simple projects on Majorca, to investigations of the relative merits of eco-tourism projects.

• initiative: These include teaching English in the small school and opening up the community through eco-tourism initiatives.

• business: I was trying to start up an eco-tourism business, and that's what the tourists would have been looking at: clear fell.

• development: Environmental regeneration had a marked impact on the quality of life, as well as clearly linking to tourism, particularly eco-tourism development.

• destination: San Ignacio The Cayo District, situated in the Western part of the country, is the major eco-tourism destination of Belize.

• market: Incorporating the needs of nature conservation and users of our coastal environment, it also looks into the potential for the eco-tourism market.

Noun used with modifier

• gorilla: GORILLA RULES Eco-tourism is nature-based tourism that meets conservation objectives and favors sustainable development.

• rule: GORILLA RULES Eco-tourism is nature-based tourism that meets conservation objectives and favors sustainable development.