Ethnogenèse du New Age andin : à la recherche de l’Inca global by Antoinette Molinié

“…In Peru, we witness the emergence of an original culture that takes its roots from two matrices: the Andean culture that results from a fusion of the pre-Hispanic culture with Christianism, and the New Age movement that has been introduced with mystic tourism. The fusion of these two strands gives rise to ritual creations that we describe and analyze. …”
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Green for us: parental compensation for children’s unsustainable behaviors by Sili Wang, Xiaofei Zhang

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Application of Taiwan’s Human Rights-Themed Cultural Assets and Spatial Information by Shuhui Lin

“…Also, I apply spatial information to the academic research of human rights-themed cultural assets, aiming to deepen local cultural identity and unveiling that human studies influence spatial practice. Tourism is an important experience economy. Based on the value of Taiwan’s human rights-themed cultural assets, I plan to guide the human rights journey in Taipei to share Taiwan’s experience of happiness with the world, as well.…”
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Powering Down Hospitality Through a Policy-Driven, Case-Based and Scenario Approach by Angeliki N. Menegaki

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Oltre i margini: comunità, risorse, prospettive by Laura Bonato, Damiano Cortese, Roberta Clara Zanini

“…This is a significant ‘growth potential’ still to be discovered through related strategic elements such as the environment, culture, agriculture, renewable energy and tourism, in order to enable a suitable economic development of local communities through the preservation of agro-cultural landscapes and historical-artistic heritage. …”
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Looking back at the parcoursArianna in the Val d'Anniviers by Thierry Amrein

“…The afore-mentioned objectives should have been attained thanks to the creation and deployment of an original “specifically feminine” micro-entrepreneurship within a local economic fabric essentially turned towards tourism.Starting from the results of a long-lasting anthropological field in the framework of this course of training, which also highlights the growing diversity of the populations in the Swiss alpine valleys, I question the fact that the initiators of this type of project implicitly make the women alone bear the responsibility and the charge of the new social dynamics which they attempt to initiate, without seriously taking into account the local norms of the sexual division of the tasks within the domestic sphere.…”
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Application of Identification Sharing System in Public by Meral Erdoğan

“…Ministry of Culture and Tourism, General Directorate for Libraries and Publications made an application to the Ministry of Interior, General Directorate of Population and Citizenship Affairs for their citizens to benefit from libraries easier. …”
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An Afrocentric Revisit of Zuma led South Africa-China Relations, 2013-2017: Mutually Beneficial or Not by Dominic Maphaka

“…In so doing, the article looks at South Africa-China cooperation in areas as cultural and academic exchange, financial trade, wildlife conservation and tourism. Methodologically, this a desktop qualitative article that relied heavily on secondary data and the collected data is analysed through discourse, and document analysis. …”
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What the 2012 Census of Agriculture Is Telling Us about Miami-Dade County by Edward Evans, Fredy H. Ballen

“… Agriculture is an important contributor to Florida’s economy. Only the tourism industry employs more Floridians. In 2012, agricultural output was estimated at $141.8 billion, accounting for 14.9% of the state’s gross domestic product, and providing employment for 20.8% of the state’s labor force. …”
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Positive practices of the catering industry of the Russian Federation in the COVID-19 pandemic by E. V. Burdenko, G. V. Korolev

“…Among them are simplified terms for renting premises; sale of finished products by delivery to the direct consumer or pickup; non-standard formats of catering enterprises; restoration of demand for catering; application of new technologies in the process of cooking; introduction of vending machines in the catering industry; cooperation of catering enterprises with the tourism business.…”
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Spatially explicit assessment of water stress and potential mitigating solutions in a large water-limited basin: the Yellow River basin in China by W. Zhang, W. Zhang, X. Zhao, X. Zhao, X. Gao, W. Liang, J. Li, B. Zhang

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ESTRATÉGIAS DE MARKETING NA SERRA DO CAPARAÓ by Rafael Neves Machado, Ivonete Faria Castelani, Paulo Roberto Cunha Junior, Elisângela Freitas da Silva

“…It was noted that the municipalities have a strong partnership to strengthen tourism throughout the region and stressed that it is important to keep tourists as long as possible, including enjoying all the attractions available, contributing to the growth of satisfaction to all business spheres of the counties. …”
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Microplastics in beach sediments, seawater, and common fish in tourist destinations by M. Go, A. Ybanez, A. Ilano, F. Cababat, L. De La Calzada

“…BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: The global concern over microplastic pollution has been on the rise, primarily due to its detrimental effects on marine ecosystems and the potential health risks it poses to humans. Tourism activities are the main sources of plastic waste that deteriorates into microplastics. …”
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Développement urbain des villes moyennes du littoral brésilien : dynamiques spatiales de la commune d'Araruama dans la Região dos Lagos de l’État de Rio de Janeiro. by Vanessa Moura de Lacerda Teixeira

“…Traditional spaces as agricultural, fishing, salt extraction are converted on spaces for local and regional tourism, sometimes very closer to the protected zones.This article exposes the spatial dynamics, in terms of land use, in a city of 112,000 inhabitants of the Região dos Lagos, 100 kms away from the capital of the State of Rio de Janeiro. …”
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Fighting against depopulation in inland Spain. Alternatives from Art, Design and Architecture by José-Luis Baró Zarzo, Javier Poyatos Sebastián, Nydia Martínez Martínez

“…Many attempts, albeit half-hearted, have been made to reverse or at least put a stop to this territorial imbalance through economic policies such as support of agricultural activities, funding of entrepreneurship, and restoration of cultural heritage for the promotion of rural tourism. There is also an extensive range of imaginative popular initiatives for the repopulation of these municipalities, appealing especially to young people. …”
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Being Innovative at Work Through Psychological Contract for Sustainable Human Development by Anggraeni Ade Irma, Derbani Adnane, Kusumastuti Widyahayu Warmmeswara, Prayogi Joni

“…This research investigated the impact of the psychological contract on employees' innovative behaviour in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the tourism industry. The dimensional approach to the dynamic concept of psychological contract and innovative work behaviour was used to demonstrate employee perception. …”
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The Driving Factors and Improvement Paths of CTI Integration: Based on the Spatial Dubin Model and fsQCA Method by Rongrong Liu, Jinbo Jiang

“…Although previous studies have explored the factors influencing cultural and tourism industry (CTI) integration, few have investigated them from a spatial and configuration perspective. …”
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The Contemporary Museum as a Site for Displaying Values by Mare Kõiva

“…In contemporary society the institution serves many important roles, being a place for displaying historical and contemporary values, an institution for preserving and displaying personal and collective memory, cultural values, for collecting tangible and intangible values, an institution for creating identity and ethnic kudos, a work place, an educational environment, a framework for promoting ethnic handicraft and art, a place for integrating different folklore festivals, exhibitions, shows; they are connected to tourism patterns and museum business. The article reflects the changes in the development of museums in the late twentieth and early twenty-first century, focusing on the main key words being multifunctional museum, the museum as an open classroom, presentation of tangible and intangible history, the relation and mergence of permanent and temporary exhibitions. …”
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Synoptic analysis of 500 hpa flow patterns in rainy Spring’s Arasbaran region by Karim Amininia

“…Arasbaran is one of most important regions in terms of agriculture, economics and tourism in northwest of Iran that it usually receives the most yearly spring precipitation. …”
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Recreational resources – the basis of human active recreation by Viacheslav Zaytzev, Sergii Iermakov, Svitlana Manucharyan

“…Recreational resources are a set of natural and artificial objects and phenomena that can be used for active and passive recreation, tourism and treatment. Therefore, it is necessary to focus on resource centers of the sanatorium and medical type and historical and cultural resources.…”
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