Urban Tourism
The implications of ‘miniaturism’ for urban tourism destination futures – from micropubs to microbars
... the urban tourist destination to embrace the power of small and a rebalancing of power within the tourist ...that urban tourism destinations will need to down-size to scale up their overall ...
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A study on tourist preference between urban tourism and Rural Tourism in India
... The objective of this study is to identify the tourist preference between Urban and Rural tourism. Primary data obtained through questionnaire has been used. The data sample consisted of about 150 records ...
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A decade of progress in African urban tourism scholarship
... where tourism has emerged as a leading topic for urban researchers during recent years (Rogerson and Visser 2005; Visser and Hoogendoorn 2011; Visser 2013; Visser and Rogerson ...of urban ...
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An econometric approach to urban tourism demand: The case of Barcelona
... years, tourism has experienced deep transformations, so searching new alternatives is an absolute ...necessity. Urban space has become a very interesting option, as its enormous range of possibilities may ...
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URBAN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT: NAIROBI DESTINATION CHOICE ATTRIBUTES
... Nairobi destination is suitable for both business and pleasure since numerous activities and experiences would suit any visitor. It is commonly referred to as the safari capital in a world which is in tune with nature. ...
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Urban Tourism Development for Bandung City, Indonesia: A Preliminary Study
... of tourism management and ...of urban tourism are also constantly changing which intensifies the links between the tourism industry and the urban ...ideal urban tourism ...
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Urban Tourism in Szczecin and its Impact on the Functioning of the Urban Transport System
... If tourists are moving around the city by cars, this causes an additional increase in traffic. Moreover, there may arise conflicts between tourists and suppliers of goods associated, for example, with the availability of ...
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Exploring Maboneng as an International Urban Tourism Attraction within Johannesburg
... Gauteng Tourism and Johannesburg Tourism have been supportive as they saw the potential in Maboneng and in the way in which they have punted Maboneng and sent international media to the area, as well as ...
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Urban tourism as a bone of contention. Four explanatory hypotheses and a caveat
... pressures tourism exerts on parts of the city and expressed concern about what might lie ahead: ‘There are 300 million people from China and India getting ready to travel the world,’ he ...in tourism ...
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Strategic foresight for (coastal) urban tourism market complexity : the case of Bournemouth
... Coastal urban environments, such as the large resort town of Bournemouth, that own a maritime heritage, can also provide a cultural and historical interest for tourists if they no longer practice extensive ...
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Urban tourism towards sustainable development
... Urban tourism areas are facing increasing pressure on their natural, cultural and socio-economic environments as a result of the rapid expansion of the ...Uncontrolled tourism development ultimately ...
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Urban tourism and population change: Gentrification in the age of mobilities
... long-terms residents in ‘ sharing space ’ with mobile populations, and conversely the convergence between the mobile and dwelling prac- tices of transnational gentrifiers and tourists — which mark a funda- mental trait ...
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Urban tourism and climate change: Risk perceptions of business tourism stakeholders in Johannesburg, South Africa
... considerations. One interviewee reflected that “We’ve found that encouraging simple things like asking guests to not change their towels everyday can add up” (3). Likewise, basic greening or climate change mitigation ...
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Differences in the spatial patterns of urban tourism in Vienna and Prague
... historical urban scenes, architectural monu- ments and cultural points of ...lar tourism industries at first sight, but there are important differences in history, urban planning practices and ...
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The Development of Urban Tourism Resources Based on the New Normal Economy
... the tourism supply of these tourism supply how to speed up the reform, the problem of facing the market; concern those formed in the will of the government, officials will face the tourism supply, ...
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Historical urban tourism : developmental challenges in Johannesburg 1920-1950
... continued tourism expansion because of shortages and continued rationing in Europe (Cape Times, 21 ...Johannesburg tourism at Easter were highlighted to coincide with the Rand Agricultural Show and several ...
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The Necessities and Consequences of City Branding and Emphasizing the Economy of Urban Tourism
... Several studies have been carried out on city branding; each of them has looked at the subject from a different viewpoint. Urban planners focus on social and economic outcomes and see their task as to develop a ...
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A New Era for Urban Tourism? The Case of Venice, Italy
... negative tourism impacts in Venice seem to be twofold: the expansion of tourism and the lack of tourism ...city’s tourism can be attributed to a large extent to the general expansion of global ...
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Evaluating Mobile Applications for Urban Tourism
... This research is not meant to analyze the performed evaluations. A task like this should be undertaken separately, and possibly several times in the future, adopting a comparable questionnaire on a comparable sample of ...
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Urban design and tourism in the tropics
... to tourism and vice ...of urban tourism some years ...between tourism and cities is central to the development and understanding of ...city tourism research Ashworth and Page (2011) ...
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