Processus de construction d’une ressource territoriale valorisant le patrimoine naturel et culturel en Loire tourangelle by Benoit Pin, Sylvain Rode, Sylvie Servain

“…It is supplemented by analyzes conducted across a stretch of the Loire (from Tours to the confluence of the Loire and Vienne) in way to put into perspective the realities on the ground of the heritage valued by local development projects.…”
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FACTORIAL, TYPICAL AND REGIONAL ASPECTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS OF THE NATIONAL TOURIST PRODUCT by O. Gorbunova, A. Mikhailin

“…The main types of tourism have been highlighted, affecting the structure and dynamics of the tourist flow. …”
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Destination images of the ten most visited countries for potential Brazilian tourists by Jean Max Tavares, Xuan Tran, Lori Pennington-Gray

“…Safety, followed by the price of accommodation, and the cost of transportation, were the most important attributes of the images in the countries that were best evaluated by potential Brazilian tourists.…”
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Assessing and Advancing Research on Tourism Gentrification by Kevin Fox Gotham

“…This article provides an overview and assessment of my concept of tourism gentrification. I describe my motivation for developing the concept and elaborate on the sources of inspiration for my theorizing of tourism as a major driver and outcome of gentrification trends. …”
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Synergies of dark tourism, future trends and tourism education: a dialogue with Professors John Lennon and Ian Yeoman by Rodney Westerlaken, John Lennon, Ian Yeoman

“…This edited transcript documents a dialogue between Rodney Westerlaken, Editor-in-Chief of Research in Hospitality Management, and Professors John Lennon and Ian Yeoman, which took place as part of the Hotel Management School Leeuwarden’s celebration of World Tourism Day. The conversation explores the multifaceted dimensions of dark tourism, its future trends and its place in tourism education. …”
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Geotourism and Interpretation of Geomorphology in Mountain Tourism by Jonathan Bussard, Emmanuel Reynard

“…The heritage recognition of their geomorphological characteristics by various actors favours the development of geotourism, a form of tourism that aims to diversify the offer of tourist activities while raising visitors' awareness of the heritage value of the sites, through the implementation of interpretation facilities. …”
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Géotourisme et médiation scientifique dans l’offre touristique en montagne by Jonathan Bussard, Emmanuel Reynard

“…The heritage recognition of their geomorphological characteristics by various actors favours the development of geotourism, a form of tourism that aims to diversify the offer of tourist activities while raising visitors' awareness of the heritage value of the sites, through the implementation of interpretation facilities. …”
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Modern Tourist Practices of the Northern and Arctic Territories by Arseniy A. Morozov

“…The purpose of this study is to show the relevance of tourism development in the northern and Arctic territories, to identify current trends and the need of people for the development of such tourism. …”
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Olive Tourism motivations, activities and experiences: Perspectives from a Portuguese Delphi Panel by Francisco Dias, Fernanda Oliveira

“…Additionally, it emerges that gastronomic tourism is the tourism product that presents the greatest affinity and complementarity with olive tourism.…”
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Wine & Olive Oil food heritage synergies within the tourism experience: Analyzing corporate websites by Josefina Salvado, Bebiana Monteiro

“…Portugal is amongst the largest producers of wine and olive oil in the world. This paper aims to understand how wine tourism (Enotourism in future references) farms in the Douro region are able to enhance synergies through traditional Portuguese products (e.g., Wine and Olive Oil) transforming both into creative Tourism Experiences that are often featured in tourism estates websites. …”
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Patrimonialisation de la nature et dynamiques touristiques : spécificités et singularités d’un « modèle » chinois contemporain by Sylvine Pickel Chevalier, Benjamin Taunay , Philippe Violier

“…In order to know if the essential link that had participated to define the heritage of nature in Western civilisation and more especially in France, is part of a universal process favoured by the actual moment of the globalization, we had to compare it to the situation in other countries, developing recently tourism. China, that has a specific relation to nature for being the oldest landscape civilisation of the world and that is increasing massively its domestic tourism, opens this investigation. …”
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MEASURES TO PRESERVE THE ECO-BALANCE OF THE TERRITORIES AND DEVELOP ECOLOGICAL TOURISM: IN SEARCH OF PARITY by L. N. Talalova

“…National parks are losing cultural monuments due to economic activities and tourism constitute the basis of socio-economic development of the territory with the diversification of the rural economy and provide jobs for the local population, and yet actualize raised in the article the problem of museumification of landscapes –conversion of natural objects in the objects of the Museum display. …”
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Using data envelopment analysis to evaluate the efficiency of creative tourism in Portugal by Mansour Ghanian, Paula Remoaldo

“…This is the first study to assess the effectiveness of a pilot project in creative tourism. Therefore, the results of this study can pave the way for implementing Creative Tourism projects in other parts of the world. …”
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LONG-TERM FORECASTING OF THE SPA AND WELLNESS SUBSECTOR OF THE BULGARIAN TOURISM INDUSTRY by PRESLAV DIMITROV

“…The fluctuations in the international tourism markets due to the world economic crisis, however, still provoke hesitations for the investors in the Bulgarian tourism industry. …”
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A senses-based model for experiential tourism by Luca Meacci, Giovanni Liberatore

“…Recent studies have shown that successful tourism destinations attract tourists using a systematic approach to stimulating all the senses. …”
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Airbnb, or the (globalized) geopolitics of a contested tourist accommodation offer. From magnified disruption to generalized conflictualities... by Victor Piganiol

“…The digital vacation rental platform Airbnb has established itself over recent years as one of the world leaders in tourist accommodation. Present in more than 100,000 cities across the globe, offering a selection of over seven million rentals via as many hosts who have become “partners” of the platform, it attracts millions of users. …”
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« Ni bas-bleu, ni pot-au-feu » : la conception de « la » femme selon Augusta Moll-Weiss (France, tournant des XIXe-XXe siècles) by Sandrine Roll

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From tourism to multilocal residence? by Marianna Elmi, Manfred Perlik

“…Second, the results show that these processes are parallel to a shifting use of second homes, announcing a transformation from an export-based to a residential economy in which second homes seem not to be homogeneously complementary to the tourist sector. Third, the Dolomites are not a homogenous region: despite the joint application process for WH site involving five provinces, demographic and economic differences can be highlighted along the provincial borders. …”
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