The standard definition of “integration” states that it is the process of bringing together separate components in the form of a functional whole that involves coordination of interventions. An adoption of an integrated management approach will prevent ad hoc and incompatible developments and yield many benefits. In the case of tourism development, it is obvious that an integrated approach can augment the environmental, economic and social benefits of tourism. According to UNWTO (1994), tourism should be viewed as an interrelated system of demand (international tourist markets, domestic tourist markets, and residents’ use of tourist attractions, facilities and services) and supply (attractions and activities, accommodation, other tourist facilities and services, transportation and other infrastructure) factors.