Figure 2
A figure shows a flowchart linking opinions about visitor numbers with tourism, infrastructure, and island size.The figure shows a text box labeled “Large number of visitors during peak season would not create problem”. From this box, two arrows arise and extend downward. The arrow on the left points to the six boxes stacked vertically, and the arrow points to the top box. The boxes are labeled from top to bottom as follows: “We need more visitors”. “We are economically dependent on tourism”. “Our island is big” includes the text “We have place for everyone”. “Nice to have so many tourists in the summer”. “Our island is non-exploited” adds: “We do not have so many tourists here yet”. “We have good service base to receive more tourists”. “The number is not a problem, but bad behavior of some visitors”. The arrow on the right points to a box labeled “Our island is not attractive for visitors” and includes three bullet points: “It lacks attractions and service bases”, “There is no public transport to our island”, and “Our island is very small”, followed by another box shown attached at the bottom and labeled “Our island is privately or mostly privately owned”.

Why large number of visitors to the islands during peak season would NOT create problem?. Source: Developed by authors

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