A/78/162 (e) Ratify and implement international instruments, standards or guidelines relevant to the tourism industry and Indigenous Peoples’ rights; (f) Develop and enforce specific legislation and other culturally adequate and gender-oriented measures to prevent illegal, abusive or exploitative tourist activities, including sex trafficking and labour exploitation; (g) Promote appropriate measures to inform tourists about the cultural and ecological impacts of tourism activities, including signs and interpretive displays to indicate and explain Indigenous cultural places, use of Indigenous place names, destination-specific in-flight educational videos and other materials on sustainable tourism; (h) Provide adequate support to Indigenous-led tourism initiatives by: (i) Removing fiscal and other regulatory hurdles; (ii) Reducing administrative burdens to facilitate Indigenous Peoples’ access to capital and services; (iii) Collecting data on Indigenous tourism to help inform the development of programmes and policies; (iv) Supporting Indigenous marketing initiatives and online and social media presence to strengthen Indigenous Peoples’ capacity to raise awareness about their tourism initiatives and promote their products in the tourist markets in competitive ways; (v) Developing, in consultation with Indigenous Peoples, adequate infrastructures and services, such as Internet and transportation, especially in rural areas; (i) Undertake, in coordination and cooperation with Indigenous Peoples, initiatives to facilitate Indigenous Peoples’ active participation at all levels of the tourism development process, including transparent decision-making, sharing of benefits, and awareness of the social, economic and environmental costs and benefits; (j) Provide adequate financial and human resources to support Indigenous women’s entrepreneurship and leadership in the tourism sector, including their participation in national and international meetings, and recognize and encourage Indigenous women’s community-based tourism projects, with their full and effective participation; (k) Consult in good faith and obtain the free, prior and informed consent of affected Indigenous Peoples before passing laws to restrict the trade and importation of legally obtained wildlife products; (l) Establish criteria for inclusive conservation of biodiversity and natural resources and incorporate the limits of tourism carrying capacity, as well as programmes for waste management, water conservation and pollution control, with full respect for Indigenous spiritual activities. 88. Businesses and non-State actors should: (a) Respect the rights of Indigenous Peoples, in line with business responsibilities to respect human rights under the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, beyond obligations under national legal frameworks and as guaranteed under ILO Convention No. 169 and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples; 24/25 23-13642