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Setting an agenda for geotourism
, 2010 Travel to and appreciation of natural landscapes and geological phenomena continues to grow as a niche area of tourism. Despite economic recessions, political problems, the increasing price of oil and even the risk of natural disasters, such as volcanic eruptions, people still yearn for new experiences and need to fulfil that deep aspect our humanity ...
Newsome, D., Dowling, R.K.
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Research Trends in Geotourism: A Bibliometric Analysis Using the Scopus Database [PDF]
Geosciences (Switzerland), 2020 Geodiversity has elements of exceptional scientific value that are considered to represent geoheritage, or geological heritage. One way to conserve and promote the knowledge of these elements is through the initiatives of United Nations Educational ...
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Tourism Management Perspectives, 2012 Regional and global geopark networks are rapidly expanding internationally. A key impetus for their establishment is local community development through geotourism, or tourism that is based on sites of geological interest.
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Geotourism: the tourism of geology and landscapes and Global geotourism perspectives
Journal of Heritage Tourism, 2011Geotourism: the tourism of geology and landscapes, edited by David Newsome and Ross K. Dowling, Woodeaton, Goodfellow Publishers, 2010, xii + 320 pp., £55.00 (hbk), ISBN 978-1-906884-09-3/£31.99 (e...
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2006
This came from a working definition for research (Hose, 1994a: 2) informally undertaken for English Nature on ‘site-specific geological interpretation’ at Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) and subsequently developed (Hose, 1996) and refined (Hose, 2000a: 136) to:The provision of interpretative facilities and services to promote the value and
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This came from a working definition for research (Hose, 1994a: 2) informally undertaken for English Nature on ‘site-specific geological interpretation’ at Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) and subsequently developed (Hose, 1996) and refined (Hose, 2000a: 136) to:The provision of interpretative facilities and services to promote the value and
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GEOTOURISM ROUTES AND GEOTOURS IN THE WEST OF UKRAINE: STATE AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS
PROBLEMS OF GEOMORPHOLOGY AND PALEOGEOGRAPHY OF THE UKRANIAN CARPATHIANS AND ADJACENT AREAS, 2023The paper analyzes the current state of geotourism routes and geotours in the west of Ukraine from the point of view of experience and practice of European geotourism. Geotourism routes are considered as a kind of thematic tourist routes with educational specialization.
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2016
Geotourism is a form of niche tourism focusing on the visitation of geological and geomorphological sites in rural areas and aiming at educating visitors about the Earth’s heritage. Turkey has a very rich geodiversity due to its geological and geographic heritage.
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Geotourism is a form of niche tourism focusing on the visitation of geological and geomorphological sites in rural areas and aiming at educating visitors about the Earth’s heritage. Turkey has a very rich geodiversity due to its geological and geographic heritage.
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Urban geotourism development and geoconservation: Is it possible to find a balance?
Environmental Science and Policy, 2021Lucie Kubalíková +2 more
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