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Research on the underlying dynamics of leisure's impact in arts venues. [PDF]
Front PsycholYang H.
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An assessment of factors for the cruise port of call selection: The modified fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process. [PDF]
PLoS OneNguyen TQ, Doan QM, Ngo LTT.
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Tourism Economics, 2003 Cruise lines welcomed almost 10 million passengers in 2000. Even though its relative significance in the tourism sector is still rather modest, cruise tourism has been one of the fastest growing tourism sub-sectors over the past few decades. The number of berths on offer has increased from a mere 45,000 in 1980 to 212,000 in January 2002, with more ...
John G.C. Kester
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Responsible Cruise Tourism: Issues of Cruise Tourism and Sustainability
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2011(Uploaded by Plazi for the IPBES Invasive Alien Species Assessment) Cruise tourism is the fastest growing segment of leisure tourism. With its growth has come concern about the impact of cruise tourism on coastal and marine environments, local economies, and on the sociocultural nature of port communities. These three areas are key elements in analyses
Ross A Klein
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Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2010 This paper examines a paradoxical issue in tourism's adaptation to climate change and emissions reduction demands. Operators increasingly take tourists to destinations threatened by climate change, with Antarctica and other polar regions as favourites ...
Eke Eijgelaar, Paul Peeters
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
The predominant rationale of this study is to outline the chief prerequisites for the development of cruise tourism in Bulgaria. The paper not only reveals the significance of the chosen type of alternative tourism in Bulgaria, but it also examines the foremost development and demand factors that have contributed to its current state in the country ...
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The predominant rationale of this study is to outline the chief prerequisites for the development of cruise tourism in Bulgaria. The paper not only reveals the significance of the chosen type of alternative tourism in Bulgaria, but it also examines the foremost development and demand factors that have contributed to its current state in the country ...
Petra Dimova Ilcheva +1 more
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Managing Cruising and Tourism in the Arctic
Tourism Cases, 2020Abstract The Arctic is a new frontier of tourism. Once considered the world’s largest and best-preserved natural environment, it is home to a fragile ecology and wildlife. The retreat of sea ice has opened it up for development, including for tourism to destinations like Greenland, Svalbard and Northern Russia ...
David Ward-Perkins, Jessica Mou
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2020
This Chapter offers a critical discussion of the legal framework for regulating tourism to the Arctic and Antarctic, in particular ship-borne tourism. Two case studies offer an in-depth analysis of the current regulatory mechanisms and explore how well suited they are to address the rapidly changing nature of Polar tourism activities.
Liggett, Daniela, Stewart, Emma
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This Chapter offers a critical discussion of the legal framework for regulating tourism to the Arctic and Antarctic, in particular ship-borne tourism. Two case studies offer an in-depth analysis of the current regulatory mechanisms and explore how well suited they are to address the rapidly changing nature of Polar tourism activities.
Liggett, Daniela, Stewart, Emma
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