PART 4: HOW SHOULD BUSINESS RESPOND? 40 | There are many types of business enterprises In many business operations, some human rights that operate in the tourism industry in Vietnam. may be more at risk than others, and therefore Although they all have a responsibility to respect require greater attention in the due diligence human rights, how this will be applied in practice process.101 For example, a hotel may face greater will vary depending on the business. The scale human trafficking, sexual exploitation or labour and complexity of human rights due diligence exploitation risks and may therefore need to will vary between businesses, depending on the place greater emphasis on addressing these size of the business, the type of business, its risks. Examples of some of the common types location/s, its sourcing models and its potential of human rights risks in the tourism industry are to cause adverse impacts on human rights. For outlined in Part 3 of the Guide, and these issues example, a local tour operator with a staff of will likely need to be considered by your business 50 operating in one region, will have a different in developing your human rights policy and approach and face different human right risks human rights due diligence processes. Where compared to a transnational travel company adverse human rights impacts are identified, they with operations and supply chains in multiple should be remediated (see Part 4.4 on access to locations in Vietnam and globally. an effective remedy).