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L’influence du modèle européen sur les stations balnéaires d’Amérique du Sud : l’exemple du Brésil méridional et de l’Uruguay

Mondes du Tourisme, 2020
During the 1860s and 1950s, the region of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil and Uruguay became interested in the various aspects of the discovery and promotion of the seaside.
Joana Carolina Schossler, Bernard Toulier   +1 more
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Les « sandalistes » recyclés : de la révolution aux stations balnéaires dans le nouveau Nicaragua

Cahiers des Amériques Latines, 2018
In the post-Sandinista period, Nicaragua has adjusted to the new terms of a neoliberal economy by turning to tourism development as a leading industry.
Florence E. Babb
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Les enquêtes photographiques auprès des touristes

Mondes du Tourisme, 2010
The photographic medium, advocated by Kevin Lynch back in 1960, is still very rarely used to support investigations in urban research. Experienced in the context of a microterritorial analysis of seaside resorts, it is the central tool of the approach ...
Émeline Hatt
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Comment les crises économiques modifient-elles le tourisme ?

Mondes du Tourisme, 2010
Tourism seems to evolve within a specific temporality. The scientific study of tourism has analysed economic crises only to the extent to their economical consequences.
Johan Vincent
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Origine des rapports complexes à la nature dans les stations balnéaires françaises

VertigO, 2013
Descriptions of seaside resorts often talk about preserved natural environment, which the tourists look for. However, nature has two sides in this type of places: first of all, a green setting, which must bring out the seaside resort; then an ideal ...
Johan Vincent
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Les réseaux d’équipements sportifs dans les stations balnéaires : l’exemple du tennis

In Situ, 2004
Sport facilities networks are an integral part of sport history and development in France. Starting as a snobbish activity, in one century sport became a popular phenomenon.
Françoise Rollan
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Le tourisme balnéaire face à l’occupation anarchique du littoral : étude de cas des stations balnéaires de Cap Skirring et de Kafountine (Basse Casamance, Sénégal)

Études Caribéennes
The economic stakes on the coasts are large and difficult to reconcile. Seaside tourism coexists with many other activities on the coast and each of them benefits.
Sadou Bocoum
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Baignades indésirables L’antisémitisme dans les stations balnéaires en Allemagne sous l’Empire allemand

Sociopoétiques, 2020
Sea resort antisemitism was a widespread phenomenon in Imperial Germany and a harbinger of radicalized and violent antisemitism in the Nazi period. The article discusses the iconographic aspects of one of the most notorious examples of German sea resort ...
Olivier Schulz
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L'habiter des surfeurs face au réenchantement touristique du littoral aquitain [PDF]

, 2014
International audienceStarting from a geography of the innerness based on a re-reading of the philosophical concept of dwelling, we must comprehend the different emotional notes that surfers experience through contact with the wave.
Falaix, Ludovic
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Invention et création de lieux touristiques dans la dynamique de la diffusion urbaine littorale, au nord de la Costal del Azahar [PDF]

, 2002
Les « villes-stations » de Benicasim et d'Oropesa del Mar sont situées dans le nord de la Costa del Azahar. La première constitue un lieu touristique « inventé » au début du XXe siècle par des familles bourgeoises de Valence, puis redécouvert à la fin du
Rieucan, Jean
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