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Whereas standard SEA (Strategic Environmental Assessment) and EIA   (Environmental Impact Assessment) methodologies aim to assess the impacts of   certain activities solely on environmental quality, new tendencies in spatial   and environmental planning are directed towards the application of   environmental social impact assessment (ESIA), which implies assessment of   the impacts on the quality of life, as well as on natural and cultural   heritage. In the ESIA procedure, identification and assessment of direct,   indirect and cumulative effects of tourism-related and other different   activities are of key importance. The paper presents two case studies of   ecologically vulnerable tourism destinations to explore whether the   application of SEA/ESIA to strategic planning helps control, minimize or   avoid negative effects of tourism; in addition, the case studies are analysed   to check the efficiency of SEA/ESIA as instruments for coordination between   spatial and tourism planning for sustainable territorial development of   tourism destinations. The results/findings of the analysed case studies show   that the application of combined SEA and adapted ESIA methods contributes to   better understanding of the specific problems related to sustainable   territorial development of tourism destinations, and provides support to the   planning options and solutions aimed at addressing these problems n a more   ecologically and socially justifiable manner. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke   Republike Srbije, br. TR36036: Sustainable development of the Danube area in   Serbia i br. III47014: The Role and Implementation of the National Spatial   Plan and Regional Development Documents in Renewal of Strategic Research,   Thinking and Governance in Serbia

Advantages of combined application of SEA with ESIA in strategic planning for sustainable territorial development of tourism destinations