Conference Abstracts: Third International Association for Tourism Economics Conference, Bournemouth University School of Tourism, UK 4-7 July 2011 [PDF]
Blake, Adam, Seetaram, Neelu
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Sensual Tourism in Brazil: the Off-Season Carnival (Micareta) Experience [PDF]
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