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Cruise tourism: economic, socio-cultural and environmental impacts
International Journal of Leisure and Tourism Marketing, 2010 Cruise tourism generates an estimated $18 billion a year in passenger expenditure and has been the fastest growing sector of the travel industry in the last years. Arrivals in the Caribbean region increased from three million in 1980 to more than 25 million in 2007.
Juan Gabriel Brida
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Do residents differentiate between the impacts of tourism, cruise tourism, and Airbnb tourism?
Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2020Tourism impacts the quality of life of host community residents in myriad ways. Most research seeking to understand those impacts has either focused on tourism in general or a single specific type ...
Evan J. Jordan +3 more
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The Sustainability of Cruise Tourism Onshore: The Impact of Crowding on Visitors’ Satisfaction [PDF]
Sustainability, 2019 The sustainability of cruise tourism has been questioned in relation to its negative effects on ports of call, among which crowding has recently become more pronounced. However, an understanding of how crowdedness influences cruise tourists’ experience onshore is lacking.
Silvia Sanz-Blas +2 more
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Cruise tourism environmental impacts – The perspective from the Adriatic Sea
Ocean & Coastal Management, 2014Cruise tourism is a growing sector of the travel and recreation industry. Due to it mobility it is often one of the first forms of tourism to relocate to new host environments and it is encouraged by transition economies looking to increase foreign revenue.
Hrvoje Carić, Peter Mackelworth
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The Socioeconomic Impacts of Cruise Tourism: A Case Study of Croatian Destinations
Tourism in Marine Environments, 2008The aim of this research was to estimate the economic, promotional, and sociocultural impact of cruise tourism to Croatian destinations. Due to the anticipated growth of cruise tourism worldwide and, especially, in the Mediterranean, measuring its impacts is becoming an increasingly important issue in terms of appropriate planning of cruising tourism ...
Zrinka Marusic
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Evaluating the Economic Impact of Cruise Tourism: A Case Study of Barbados
Anatolia, 2002ABSTRACT The failure of the import substitution model for economic development has led many countries to look for alternative explanations. The success of export led development in South Korean, Taiwan, Singapore, and Hong Kong has resulted in some countries shifting their development to industries in which they have a comparative advantage, that is ...
Ilan Alon
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Negative Impact of Cruise Tourism Development on Local Community and the Environment
2015Cruise ship tourism is one of the fastest growing segments of the tourism industry. Cruise Line International Assosiation estimated that 6.4 million European resindents booked cruises in 2013. Some coastal cities look at the famous marine tourist destinations, which are home ports or ports of call for huge cruise vessel, with a great envy seeing in ...
Luković, T., Kizielewicz, J.
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The Economic Model and Impacts of Cruise Tourism
2019This chapter discusses the economic success of the cruise industry, made possible in large part by the centerpiece of the business model: the flag of convenience. By utilizing this legal loophole originally intended for commercial cargo ships, major cruise companies that service the Caribbean, while headquartered in Florida, have registered their ships
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Economic Impacts of Cruise Tourism: The Case of Costa Rica
Anatolia, 2010ABSTRACT This paper provides an overview of the different impacts of cruise tourism in Costa Rica. The purpose of the study is to provide information, based on primary investigation collected by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute during the period 2006—2008, to help the decision making process and the establishment of policies and strategies for cruise ...
JUAN GABRIEL BRIDA, SANDRA ZAPATA
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A Study of Impacts—Cruise Tourism and the South West of England
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 2007Abstract This study draws upon research carried out in 2003, which had the primary purpose of examining the perceived social impacts associated with increased levels of cruise tourism for a major port of call in the South West of England. A survey approach was employed focusing on the town of Falmouth in Cornwall.
Philip Gibson, Melissa Bentley
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