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A diverse man-made landscape with fields, meadows, fruit trees and hedges offers opportunities for recreation and relaxation. However, for recreational activities, certain facilities are required, such as hiking or bicycle paths, picnic areas, maps, signage, eating places and accommodations. Optimal planning of this type of infrastructure allows a large part of the resident population - from direct marketers to bed-and-breakfasts and bicycle repair shops - to profit from the visitors' leisure activities. Care must be taken, however, to avoid any overexploitation of the natural environment and to also integrate non-tourist users such as hunting, fishing, agriculture and forestry into the development process from the very start. We address this challenge by employing integrative and open approaches.  |
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