Risk Management sports tourism presentation.pptx

sports and adventure tourism

1. Adventure Tourism Management Dept of Management Studies CEG, Anna University, Chennai - 600025

2. Risk Management Legal & Ethical Considerations

3. Risk Profiling - Types Physical Risks : Injuries or fatalities due to accidents, such as falls, drowning, or equipment failure. Environmental Risks : Natural hazards such as extreme weather, wildlife encounters, or hazardous terrain. Health Risks : Illnesses or health issues that can arise from activities, such as altitude sickness or infections. Operational Risks : Issues related to the management of the tour, including inadequate training of guides or poor maintenance of equipment. Legal Risks : Potential legal liabilities arising from accidents or negligence.

4. Risk Profiling - Assessment Frequency and Severity : Determine how often and how severe these risks could be. Vulnerability : Assess the vulnerability of participants to these risks based on their experience, health, and preparedness. Impact Analysis : Evaluate the potential consequences of each risk on participants, operations, and the business.

5. Risk Matrix Impact / Likelihood Low Medium High Minor Low Risk Low Risk Medium Risk Moderate Low Risk Medium Risk High Risk Major Medium Risk High Risk Critical Risk Critical High Risk Critical Risk Critical Risk

6. Risk Mitigation Identification of Risks Determine the severity Precautions & Safety Operational Preparedness Emergency Procedures

7. Activity Risk Chart Risks Severity Precaution Operational Preparedness Emergency Protocols Risk 1 Risk 2 Risk 3 …… ……. …… Risk n

8. Risk Monitoring A. Ongoing Assessment Incident Reporting : Establish a system for reporting and analyzing incidents to identify patterns and areas for improvement. Feedback Mechanisms : Collect feedback from participants to gauge their perceptions of safety and identify potential issues. B. Regular Reviews Policy Updates : Regularly review and update safety policies and procedures based on new information and changing conditions. Training Refreshers : Conduct periodic refresher training for staff to keep up with best practices and new safety standards.

9. Legal and Ethical Considerations A. Compliance with Regulations Local and International Laws : Adhere to local regulations and international standards governing adventure tourism activities. Liability and Waivers : Use well-drafted liability waivers and consent forms to manage legal risks and inform participants of potential dangers. B. Ethical Responsibilities Informed Consent : Ensure participants are fully informed about the risks and voluntarily consent to engage in the activities. Transparency : Maintain transparency in communication with participants and stakeholders about safety measures and risk management practices.

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11. Travel Budget

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