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Ethical consumption in general, and ethical tourism in particular, can and should be seen in this light. Ethical tourism in general seeks to differentiate this form of tourism consumption
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and consumer
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from others. There is a social aspect to it. But so to is there an aesthetic one. The use value of ethical consumption is intrinsic to the product, but the experiential aspect now includes the feeling of virtue. Ethical consumption, then, contains an additional aesthetic: feeling good about one
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s self. As an official at UK ethical tourism NGO
Tourism Concern
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d…not take a guilt trip!” (quoted in Gibson 2010,
523)

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Ethical consumption in general, and ethical tourism in particular, can and should be seen in this light. Tourism in general ethical seeks to differentiate this form of Tourism consumption
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and Consumer
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from others. There is a social aspect to it. But so to is there an aesthetic one. The use value of ethical consumption is intrinsic to the product, but the experiential aspect now includes the feeling of virtue. Ethical consumption, then, contains an additional Aesthetic: About Feeling good one
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s self. Official at UK as an ethical NGO Tourism
Concern Tourism
Put it,
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You have a Great Holiday Can an
D ... not take a Guilt Trip! "(quoted in Gibson in 2010,
523).

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Ethical consumption in general and ethical, tourism in particular can and, should be seen in this light. Ethical tourism. In general seeks to differentiate this form of tourism consumption
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and consumer from others. There is a social aspect. To it. But so to is there an aesthetic one. The use value of ethical consumption is intrinsic to, the productBut the experiential aspect now includes the feeling of virtue. Ethical, consumption then contains an, additional aesthetic:? Feeling good about one
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it Tourism Concern put, "
You can have a great. Holiday an
D... Not take a guilt trip! "(quoted in, Gibson 2010
523).