Creative Resources for Attractive Seaside Resorts: The French Turn [PDF]
Journal of Investment and Management, 2015 This article presents a qualitative analysis of the specific strategies used by coastal resorts in the South of France to valorise their creative regional resources. These strategies emerge from factors of change in the trajectories of the resorts: change in the relationship between man and nature, environmental turning point and the need for ...
Gombault, A. +3 more
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Growing up and growing old with television: peripheral viewers and the centrality of care [PDF]
, 2016 This essay draws on feminist work on the ethics of care to both (re)establish an alliance between the very young and the very old and to begin to challenge the normative models of subjectivity and spectatorship that circulate within film and television ...
Holdsworth, Amy, Lury, Karen
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Designing the seaside: architecture, society and nature [PDF]
, 2006 The notion of taking a seaside holiday has only existed since the 18th century, when it was slowly becoming accepted that fresh air and sea water are good for health.
Gray, Fred
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Tourism by the Sea. Development of Customs, Habits and Fashion on the Beach
ZoneModa Journal, 2021 The paper studies the development of seaside tourism, presenting the phases of its development: from health resorts, swimming in the cold sea, and slowly moving towards the warmer southern seaside destinations.
Petra Kavrečič
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Tennis aan zee tijdens de belle époque : een vergeten geschiedenis? [PDF]
, 2018 This article charts the development of tennis at Belgium's seaside before the First World War (1894-1914). It explores the history of tennis in seaside resorts such as Bredene, Ostend, Middelkerke and Westende, showing that the Flemish coast was the ...
Constandt, Bram, Constandt, Marc
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5) THE TOURIST DEMAND AND THE TOURISTIC OFFER OF THE ROMANIAN CLIMATIC AND SPA RESORTS [PDF]
Buletin ştiinţific: Universitatea din Piteşti. Seria Ştiinţe Economice, 2018 The exceptional balneological and climate potential of our country is proven by the existence of more than 160 localities with natural therapeutic factors (mineral and thermal springs, therapeutic lakes, salines, therapeutic muds, mofettes, the Black Sea
Cristina MICU, Loredana TUTA
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Jusqu’au bout de la promenade ?
Géographie et Cultures, 2019 Since the 18th century, coastal tourism in Great Britain has experienced architectural forms that will serve as reference. Among them, the pleasure pier allows for varied activities (boardwalk, fishing, dance, theatre, restaurant, attractions).
Damien Bruneau
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Nature Conservation and Sustainable Tourism in a Former Baltic Sea Coastal Military Area
LandThe coastal zone consists of diverse littoral habitats, which we categorize into two primary types: linear and areal. Investigating linear littoral habitats is crucial for resolving the ‘coastal squeeze’ phenomenon in coastal and marine protected areas ...
Egidijus Jurkus +3 more
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Sand castles.Chalets, hotels and leisure spaces in the seaside resorts of Montevideo (1890-1920)
ARQUISUR Revista, 2022 The first coastal tourism in Uruguay developed in a particular socio-political framework around 1900. The Montevideo seaside resorts had different origins and routes, but they share some phenomena that allow for interesting cuts of analysis.
Tatiana Rimbaud Blengini
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Rediscovering cultural tourism: cultural regeneration in seaside towns [PDF]
, 2011 British seaside towns have been subject to numerous attempts at regeneration and rebranding since the collapse of traditional seaside tourism began in the late 1970s.
Kennell, James
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