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The Seaside Resorts of Southeast Asia (Part One)
Tourism Recreation Research, 1985The destination Southeast Asia seaside resorts is relatively a new phenomenon. It began somewhere between 1960 and 1970. There is evidence of seaside recreation in the past, the initiative came from the Europeans and local elite. In a way, this form of recreation was a substitute for hill resorts that were hard of access. While swift means of transport
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Spas and Seaside Resorts on the Cusp of Modern Tourism
The German Spa in the Long Eighteenth Century, 2021Ute Lotz-Heumann
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Regenerating coastal communities and seaside resorts
Journal of Urban Regeneration and Renewal, 2019Andrew Tallon
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[Climate-therapy at seaside resorts in modern medical and wellness practice].
Voprosy kurortologii fizioterapii i lechebnoi fizicheskoi kul tury, 2021A scientific review is devoted to the study of the coastal climate in the resort treatment role of patients with chronic diseases and its impact on the health and life quality of the population of the seacoasts.
V. Ezhov
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Decline beside the seaside: British seaside resorts and declinism.
2017M. Farr
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, 2020
International migration and tourism developed into cornerstones of modern societies and have many common features: they generally pass through the same routes, are served and controlled by similar actors, and often depend on each other as for instance ...
T. Feys
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International migration and tourism developed into cornerstones of modern societies and have many common features: they generally pass through the same routes, are served and controlled by similar actors, and often depend on each other as for instance ...
T. Feys
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2023
Abstract Proximity to water—both springs and bodies of water such as lakes and streams, as well as the littoral—was a driving force behind the emergence of a broad range of resort destinations, of varying sizes, serving diverse markets. The health-giving properties attributed to water made the spa’s pedigree considerably older than that ...
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Abstract Proximity to water—both springs and bodies of water such as lakes and streams, as well as the littoral—was a driving force behind the emergence of a broad range of resort destinations, of varying sizes, serving diverse markets. The health-giving properties attributed to water made the spa’s pedigree considerably older than that ...
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Seaside Resort Development in the Dominican Republic
Journal of Cultural Geography, 1992Within the informal sector, legitimate services are provided by itinerant and semi-stationary vendors peddling items ranging from traditionally prepared food and beverages to locally manufactured folk handicrafts and souvenirs. In contrast, officious services are often rendered by the ubiquitous guides, money changers, personal secretaries, “beach boys.
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Troubled sustainability: Bulgarian seaside resorts
Tourism Geographies, 1999Abstract This article describes changes in the tourism settlement network of a highly developed travel destination in Eastern Europe — the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast —against the background of regional tourism development efforts during the severe economic crisis that accompanied Bulgaria's transition from a centralized economy to a market economy.
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Images of Welsh Seaside Tourism in Punch, or the London Charivari, 1841–1900
Victorian Periodicals Review:From the mid-nineteenth century, British seaside tourism became increasingly popular among the elite as well as the lower classes. Older resorts such as Brighton bloomed, and new resorts such as Llandudno were built, often in previously inaccessible and
S. Vandepitte
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