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The development of tourism activity in an area requires proper planning to be effective. Such a plan is an attempt to look into the prospects of the project regarding environmental impacts, the sociocultural impacts, and the economic impacts. The legal structures that may influence the development of the project are also the important aspect that needs to have a proper evaluation before the project is initiated. A tourism related project that takes places in a natural environment should have adequate planning and assessment before the ultimate roll out. This paper looks into the core areas needed to be evaluated before tourism activities commence on Clipper Bay Town. It focuses on the utilization of the common resources available at the place including the natural waters, land, forests, and the available mountain resources. Moreover, it features the socioeconomic evaluations in terms of the advantages and the disadvantages based on the cost-benefit analysis. Environmentally, the paper presents the merits and the demerits of setting up the tourism project in Clipper Bay town. Introduction Tourism planning is an insightful focus on to the future consequences challenges, risks, and benefits that a town may get from the development and the expansion of the tourism related activities in their cultural, social and economic surroundings. Tourism planning takes various milestones from tourist activity exploration, involvement, and development, to consolidation, stagnation, and rejuvenation or decline. When properly carried out, tourism planning can lead to high yields, green tourism, and sustainable long-term tourists’ activities in an area. However, when tourism planning is
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