All nature-based tourism is a form of alternative tourism.

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Not all nature-based tourism is considered alternative tourism. Alternative tourism is generally defined as forms of tourism that are different from mass tourism and focus on sustainability, authenticity, and community involvement. While many nature-based tourism activities can fall under this umbrella, it is not necessarily true for all of them. For example, a group of tourists on a luxury safari in Africa may be engaging in nature-based tourism, but it may not be considered alternative tourism due to its high cost and low community involvement.

All Nature-Based Tourism Is a Form of Alternative Tourism