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1 online resource (257 pages) |
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Contemporary Geographies of Leisure, Tourism and Mobility Ser |
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Contemporary Geographies of Leisure, Tourism and Mobility Ser
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| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of illustrations; List of contributors; Foreword by Roland Benedikter; PART 1: Overtourism: Introduction to the topic; 1. Overtourism: The challenge of managing the limits; Introduction -- triggers and causes; Problems and challenges -- interpreting limits; Counteracting overtourism -- guiding visitors; Conclusion and outlook; Bibliography; 2. Overtourism and resistance: Today's anti-tourist movement in context; Introduction; Towards a typology of anti-tourism |
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Conclusions: Contemporary anti-tourism in historical and comparative perspectiveBibliography; 3. Strategy is the art of combining short- and long-term measures: Empirical evidence on overtourism from European cities and regions; Introduction; Overtourism; Strategic management perspectives related to overtourism; Empirical study; Bibliography; 4. Problem and solution awareness in overtourism: A Delphi study; The phenomenon of overtourism in the context of tourism development; Overtourism from the point of view of research and derivation of central statements |
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Expert survey for problem assessment and potential solutionsConclusion of the Delphi study; Note; Bibliography; 5. UNESCO, cultural heritage sites and tourism: A paradoxical relationship; Background; UNESCO World Heritage and tourism; UNESCO World Heritage challenges in Asia; Conclusions; Notes; Bibliography; PART 2: Management concepts and possible solutions; 6. Development of core indicators for the assessment and analysis of sustainable city tourism; Introduction; Instruments and methods of sustainability balancing; Conclusions; Bibliography |
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7. Constantly adapting -- Approaches for effective visitor monitoring and adaptive visitor guiding in the Black Forest National ParkIntroduction; Indirect and direct visitor guiding; Visitor monitoring; Regulatory imperative or respect through information; Conclusions; Bibliography; 8. Visitor management in highly-visited attractions: Lessons that practitioners can learn from the U.S. theme park industry and the national parks; Introduction; Overtourism and overcrowding research; Overcrowding in the U.S. theme park industry; Overcrowding in the U.S. national park system |
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Conclusions and implications for decision makersBibliography; 9. Key themes for tourism development management: Lessons from Venice; Introduction; Overtourism in Venice: The latest diagnosis; The dilemma: Preservation versus change; Mainstream attractions and other experiences; Managing sustainability against overtourism; Managing tourist flows; Tourism flows and mobility management in an urban development strategy; Monitoring visitor flows; Conclusions; Note; Bibliography |
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10. Between seasonality and overtourism in seaside destinations: Multi-stakeholder perceptions of hosting music events during summer season |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Overtourism.
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Tourism -- Management
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Overtourism
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Tourism -- Management
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Innerhofer, Elisa
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Erschbamer, Greta
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| ISBN |
9780429584503 |
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0429584504 |
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9780429582608 |
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0429582609 |
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9780429580383 |
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042958038X |
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9780429197987 |
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0429197985 |
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