Explanatory Factors of the Expansion of Recreation Function on the Bank of Danube River in Budapest by Pál Szabó, Zoltán Mihályi, Tamás Szomorjai, Emese Tóth

“…The various real processes showed the direction that these areas should be provided to the people, and the recreation service will be important for the local residents and tourists. Overall, the urban waterfront development is an increasingly important researched topic and policy. …”
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Badges of (Dis-)Honour: Manifesting the ‘Conquest’ of Uluṟu via Wearable Material Culture by Dirk H. R. Spennemann, Sharnie Hurford

“…Set in a wide open plain, the monolith of Uluṟu (‘Ayers Rock’) has become an internationally recognizable symbol for the Australian outback, currently attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. Promoted since the 1950s as an exotic tourist destination, one of the major activities has been the ‘conquest’ of Uluṟu by completing the steep climb to the top. …”
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TOURISM AS A WAY TO EXPAND THE HUMAN LIFE SPACE by L. V. Martseniuk, T. Yu. Charkina

“…The paper developed the issue of the ability to influence the value of human life space with the help of tourist services. Conclusions. Market research conducted by the author has shown that in Ukraine there is a certain demand for tourist transport by rail, because it is more reliable, safer and more comfortable than the road transport. …”
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Unintentional transport of fungi propagules to Antarctic biome and the ability to develop at low temperatures by Anna Augustyniuk-Kram

“…The purpose of the research was to determine whether the propagules of filamentous fungi brought (accidentally transported) into the Antarctic biome by tourists and members of scientific expeditions are capable of developing at low temperatures. …”
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Overtourism: The Impact of Tourism on Madeira’s Social and Economic Environment by Piotr Majdak, Jakub Mosz, António Manuel Martins de Almeida

“…At the same time, the data on the number of inhabitants indicates a population growth rate close to zero, and thus a higher level of consumption will come from the tourist sector. Based on the results of the survey, key problem areas have been identified (including, for example, issues related to the sense of local identity, security or relations between tourists and residents). …”
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Gastronomy Tourism Promotion: The Uniqueness of Culinary Attraction and Storytelling by Ayu Nurwitasari, Vanessa Gaffar, Lili Adi Wibowo, Mokh Adib Sultan

“…It offers insights for developing strategies that promote gastronomic tourism, preserve cultural heritage, support local economies, and create a deeper connection between tourists and their destinations. …”
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Satisfaction in hospitality on TripAdvisor.com: An analysis of the correlation between evaluation criteria and overall satisfaction by Pablo Flôres Limberger, Francisco Antonio dos Anjos, Jéssica Vieira de Souza Meira, Sara Joana Gadotti dos Anjos

“…Social media has changed the way tourists seek and exchange information, resulting in changes in the management of tourism businesses including hospitality facilities. …”
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Evaluating the Potential of Cultural Tourism for Community Development in Kisoro District, South Western Uganda. by Matsiko, Adam

“…The people's perceptions on cultural tourism were; exploitation by tourists-hosts (15% ), support from the local people (22% ), aggression form of cultural people (20%), cultural differences (18%), resistance from the local communities (12%) and conflicts for local connection towards tourists (13%). …”
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Impact of Accommodation Facilities on Tourism Development in Kabale District. by Ashaba, Praise

“…These included senior staff, Managers, and Tourists. Both simple random and purposive sampling techniques in identifying the study sample population. …”
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Challenges Facing Small and medium Tourism Enterprises around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: A Case Study of Nkuringo Area. by Luke, Hakizimana

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Who Maintains “Old England”? - Tourism and Migration in the English Countryside by Yuko Shioji

“…The imaginary world of “Old England” has attracted tourists and incomers to the English countryside since the 19th century. …”
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Water's Journey through natural and human systems by Martha Monroe, Gabriela Sullivan

“…The availability of this clean water is important for natural ecosystems, agriculture, the economy, tourists, and the people who call Florida and Georgia home. …”
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Pengembangan Business Intelligence Dashboard untuk Monitoring Aktivitas Pariwisata (Studi Kasus: Dinas Pariwisata Provinsi Bali) by Evan Himawan Saragih, I Putu Agung Bayupati, Gusti Agung Ayu Putri

“…In 2017, there were 5.6 million foreign tourists visiting Bali and dominated by tourists from China. …”
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Antecedents of Traveller Identification and Satisfaction As a Consequence of Traveller Decisions by Muhammad Aqsa, Aetken Ibrahim, Suparman Parintak, Anne Attas

“…Purpose:This research aims to see the extent of the influence of tourist attractions and promotions on tourist satisfaction through tourists' visiting decisions. …”
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Pengembangan Aplikasi Web Perancangan Agenda Perjalanan Wisata Menggunakan Metode User Experience Lifecycle by Ariq Cahya Wardhana, Nenny Anggraini, Nurul Faizah Rozy

“…The itinerary is an itinerary travel design that helps tourists to be more directed and organized. The lack of complete itinerary information on tourist trips in Indonesia, such as information on how to get to destinations, transportation, and their costs, causes tourists to prefer going abroad. …”
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Indigenous communities of colombian amazon trapeze: social imaginaries and tourism by Marta Lucía Vélez Rivas

“…Such a relationship also comes alive in the tourist imaginary: what is offered to the tourist reproduces the power plays and market relations that exist between businessmen, tourists and indigenous communities. …”
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ntervenções urbanas mediadas pela cultura e os usos dos espaços públicos by Luciana Teixeira Andrade, Clarissa dos Santos Veloso

“…Such inter- ventions aim to promote the cities with economic objectives such as attracting investors, residents and tourists. From an empirical case, the Circuito Cultural Praça da Liberdade, in Belo Horizonte, the changes in sociability at Liberdade Square and the sociocultural limits of this strategy to the urban public life are discussed. …”
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Les théâtres à ciel ouvert de Ouagadougou by Karolina Svobodova

“…Thanks to major festivals in the fields of cinema (Fespaco), handicrafts (SIAO) and theatre (Les Récréâtrales), it attracts artists, experts, and tourists every year. But these temporary moments of emulation should not overshadow cultural venues with basic equipment and means that host and develop cultural activities on a daily basis, especially theatre. …”
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Related Strategies to Promote Gastronomy in Geographically Disadvantaged Areas by Maria del Pilar Leal Londoño

“…The findings reveal that two, to all appearances, very different territories have some points in common in their strategies to promote their products and, ultimately, attract tourists and visitors through their food resources.…”
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La nouvelle Afrique du Sud à la plage ! Usages et fréquentation de trois plages de la péninsule du Cap by Hélène Frogneux

“…Due to its coastal situation Cape Town is both a major port and an appreciated seaside destination, both by the South-Africans and by the foreign tourists. As was every public space, beaches were segregated under apartheid. …”
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