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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Financial Data Anomaly Detection Method Based on Decision Tree and Random Forest Algorithm by Qingyang Zhang

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Digital Technology Adoption in the Agriculture Sector: Challenges and Complexities in Africa by David Mhlanga, Emmanuel Ndhlovu

“…While the literature on digital technologies in sectors such as manufacturing, communications, tourism and hospitality, and education abounds, focus on the applicability, relevance, and adoption of digital technologies in farming, particularly by smallholder farmers in agrarian Africa, remains limited. …”
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DEPENDENCE OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION ON THE CHOSEN AREA OF TRAINING OR SPECIALTY by O. I. Krushelnitskaya, M. V. Polevaya

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Les enjeux du végétal dans une ville du « Sud »  by Mustapha El Hannani, Aude Nuscia Taïbi, Naïma Brabra, Sigrid Giffon

“…In the iconography and descriptions of writers and travellers, Marrakesh is indissociable from its palm groves and plants which confer a strong identity to a landscape the city has promoted for tourism. This image has increasingly become disconnected from reality, the garden-city and oasis image is fading away in the face of the extension and densification of the city. …”
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Evaluation Geotourism Potential of Babagorgor Village Using Reynard and Pereira Methods by Amir Ali Abbaszade, Hamid Ganjaeian, Zahra Zangane Tabar, Fatemeh Noredin Mosa

“…Geo-sites are one of the major tourist attractions, an important role in any country's tourism industry. One of the essential strategies for the development of geotourism, is the full identification of potential areas for geotourism. …”
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Intangible heritage as a social construction of authenticity: the example of Tunisian cuisine by Wadie Othmani

“…This article offers a geographical study of the culinary heritage of Tunisia, a North African country in the Maghreb region, whose economy is strongly supported by the tourism sector. Thanks to the crossing, on the one hand, of the perimeter of production and development of a culinary culture inked through the succession of civilizations throughout the history of the country and, on the other hand, of the perimeter encompassing the Maghrebis (Tunisians, Algerians, Libyans and the diaspora) who currently consume spicy dishes (which characterize Tunisian cuisine) on a daily basis, the article proposes to determine the Territory of Tunisian Culinary Heritage (TTCH). …”
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L’eau et ses représentations dans les paysages de zones humides littorales : entre visibilité et invisibilité by Céline Barthon, Xavier Michel, Mathilde de Cacqueray, Céline Chadenas, Vincent Andreu-Boussut, Arnaud de Lajartre

“…This article takes as a point of departure the observation that there has been a radical change in the understanding and appreciation of coastal wetlands under the combined effects of changes in the way they are perceived, new scientific knowledge, and policies aimed at the protection and promotion of tourism and heritage sites. It questions the importance of and relationship to water and its interfaces in terms of the way the landscape is perceived by the inhabitants and administrators of four territories recognized for the importance of their wetlands. …”
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From tradition to progressiveness: Analyzing Thailand's image on youtube amid post-cannabis legalization. by Ibtesam Mazahir, Smith Boonchutima, Safeena Yaseen

“…The prevailing media narratives, which included tourism, celebration, and policy, further emphasized the positive perspective on the advantages of legalizing marijuana. …”
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The Ammonite Tirolites idrianus – A Paleontological Icon of the Idrija UNESCO Global Geopark (Slovenia) by Mojca Gorjup Kavčič, Matija Križnar

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Interpretation of Disruptive Innovation in the Era of Smart Cities of the Fourth Industrial Revolution by Gábor Nick, Ferenc Pongrácz, Edit Radács

“…From the automotive industry to the energy sector and to tourism, newcomers emerge everywhere, building on the tools of disruptive innovation, which with earlier unprecedented speeds transform their previous industry power. …”
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Territorialisation de la plateforme Airbnb by Alexandre Grondeau, Gwenaëlle Dourthe

“…We will then look at the consequences of this process of territorial appropriation by various social groups and by the political actors in charge, taking into account the massive tourism context in our study areas. We will then examine the positioning of residents as users or providers of the Airbnb platform, and the opposition it may encounter. …”
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Hesitations and reconfigurations in the management of visitor flows in outstanding natural areas by Vincent Vles

“…The growing importance of immaterial factors in regulating flows of visits to these areas combined with the radical paradigm shift that now considers natural common resources as being both material and immaterial help, by their development, to determine the tourism regulation of these exceptional sites. The analysis of perceptions and representations contributes to the knowledge of the methods of optimizing nature and establishes concerted intervention with visitors as a major factor in local development.…”
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Coral Reef Conservation Strategies for Everyone by Kathryn E. Lohr, Joshua T. Patterson

“…About 400 million people rely on coral reef fish as a source of protein; about 6 million people make a living by catching and selling coral reef fish and invertebrates; tourism activities like SCUBA diving and snorkeling provide revenue of US $9.6 billion per year; and reefs reduce wave energy by 97%, helping to protect 197 million people in coastal areas from beach erosion, wave energy, and flooding. …”
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Metamorphosis of Mining Landscapes in the Lower Lusatian Lignite Basin (Germany): New Uses and New Image of a Mining Region by Michel Deshaies

“…Many large lakes have been created in the old pits to support the development of new tourism activities. Huge mining wasteland areas have been reforested or used to install wind farms and photovoltaic parks. …”
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Energy as the Mediator between Natural and Supernatural Realms by Kristel Kivari

“…The hypothesis of special energies is expressed in local tourism, in ecological debates and healing practises, driving the curiosity of amateur science. …”
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The Features of Regional Human Capital Development by Olena Stryzhak

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What’s The Beef? Current Trends of the Florida Beef Cattle Industry as Perceived by Florida Beef Cattle Industry Leaders by Michah Gallagher, Matt Benge, Lauri Baker

“…Agriculture plays a vital role in Florida’s economy, as it is the second largest industry behind tourism. Additionally, Florida is a leading cow-calf production state in the United States which is impacted by numerous factors internal and external to the industry itself. …”
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Development of world oil refining in the context of the coronavirus pandemic by A. P. Solomonov

“…The author thinks that forecasts for the world oil refining development should be done carefully, taking into account the various trajectories of the post-pandemic world markets development, the gradual removal of  restrictions on transport links between countries, changes in the some sectors structure, in particular, international tourism. As part of our study, further options for the global value chains development in the industry have been assessed, which will tend to localise, and the “digital” factor in their development will be decisive.…”
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Spatial temporal dynamics and influential factors of habitat quality in China's Southern Longji rice terrace ecosystem by Cao Hongli

“…The research reveals that forested areas are crucial for HQ, with an overall high average HQ, but significant degradation in certain areas. The growth of the tourism industry and the arrangement of the landscape are recognized as the key drivers of RTE-HQ (average annual R2 = 0.75). …”
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