The International Association of Antarctic Tourism Operators necessitates the tourist firms to value the Antarctic Treaty, to uphold a reverent behaviour and to caution scientific bases of their site. In recent times, there has been observed substantial increases in tourism movement in both northern and southern Polar Regions, and seems that geographic separation and a challenging climate, which formerly prohibited tourist visits, are currently the very aspects appealing them. For a variety of reasons, nevertheless, the Polar Regions are usually considered as breakable environments, prone to change in the course of human movement, and therefore present considerable managing challenges. The evaluation of environmental effects of tourists and their movements in the Polar Regions is in its infancy, although there are some promising initiatives. Clearly, this is of great concern because if tourism movements are not dealt with effectively, the effects might not be correctly considered and might cause intolerable risks to an environment theoretically legally watched over by international treaty. The fundamental issue of concern regarding tourism in the Polar Regions is largely linked to tourism growth that is environmentally, socio-culturally, and economically sustainable. If tourism in the Polar Regions seeks to be sustainable, government and industry necessitate acting on the basis of cost and benefiting analysis, putting environment at the center.
国际南极旅游经营者协会必须的旅游企业价值“南极条约”，坚持一个虔诚的行为，并告诫其网站的科学依据。在最近一个时期，有被观察到北部和南部的极地地区旅游运动大幅增加，似乎是地理的分离和一个具有挑战性的气候，前禁止游客参观，是目前非常方面，呼吁他们。对于各种各样的原因，但在极地区域通常被认为是易碎的环境中，人体运动的过程中容易发生变化，因此，呈现的相当大的管理挑战。环境影响评价在极地地区的游客和他们的动作是处于起步阶段，虽然也有一些有前途的举措。显然，这是旅游运动，因为如果没有有效处理，效果可能不会被认为是正确的环境理论上合法观看了由国际条约，并可能导致难以忍受的风险极大关注。关注旅游业在极地地区的根本问题在很大程度上是与旅游业环境，社会，文化和经济的可持续增长。如果在极地地区旅游的目的是可持续的，政府和行业必须采取行动的基础上，成本和受益分析，把环境的中心。
