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Articles from 2019

Picture by Enoch Appiah, Ghana

Destination Image and Diaspora Engagement in Tourism Development: Views of the Netherlands-based Ghanaian Diaspora

Ada Adoley Allotey
1st June 2019

Introduction Tourism is an important asset of the Ghanaian economy, the fourth highest in foreign exchange earnings after cocoa, gold and remittances, and provides both direct and indirect employment. The total contribution of tourism to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2017 was 6.2% (about $2.9 million) and tourism contributed to 5.3% (682,000) of…

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The management of free-roaming dogs in Rhodes, Greece: a multi-stakeholder approach

Janine Liolius
1st June 2019

Introduction In the last years, concern for animal welfare has grown, which has led its way into the tourism industry as well (Reynolds and Braithwaite, 2001). Yet, the main focus in the literature has been on the impact of tourism on animals and their ecology (e.g. Christiansen et al., 2010; Ventre and Jett, 2015; Muyambi,…

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Overtourism: useful term or an overused buzzword?

Ko Koens
1st June 2019

If there is one concept that has dominated the public debate on tourism over the last few years, it is ‘overtourism’. Anti-tourism sentiments prominently featured in the last municipal elections in Amsterdam and Barcelona. In response to this outburst, multiple practitioner oriented reports have been written to support destinations on dealing with tourism impacts (Austrian…

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Political Turbulence and Destination Resilience: A Case Study of the Struggle of the Tourism Industry of Nepal amidst Political Instability

Kishor Chitrakar
1st June 2019

Introduction Nepal has suffered from various forms of political instability since 1990: civil war related to the Maoist uprising (1996- 2006); a royal massacre in 2002; and economic blockade by India in 2015.These crises had severe impacts on the Nepalese tourism industry, and most apparently, fluctu- ations in the number of tourists visiting the country. This paper…

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PEGIDA and the social conflict in Dresden: An investigation of the economic, social and cultural impact

Laura Gorlero
1st June 2019

Introduction In the era of globalisation, cities are pushed into constantly increasing competition at both national and international level. Nowadays cities are regarded as complex enterprises, as they are actively using their resources to achieve higher competitiveness in the economic, social or cultural fields, to keep current and attract new economic activities, residents and visitors (Benzidane&Ramdani,…

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Big Data: Its possibilities for facilitating customised tourism for Chinese tourists

Xin Zhong
1st June 2019

Introduction The term “Big Data” started its drastic growth “journey” in the 1990s (Diebold, 2018; Cox & Ellsworth, 1997; Mashey, 1998; Lohr, 2013), and has become especially important in the “last decade” (Akoka, Comyn-Wattiau, & Laoufi, 2017, p. 106; Baggio, 2016). In effect, big data has had a major impact on the tourism industry and throughout the…

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Making Places and Shaping Destinations in Brazil: Collaboration between universities, NGO’s and communities

Caio Borges & Celiane Camargo-Borges
1st June 2019

Introduction Over the years, Breda University of Applied Sciences has developed a strong partnership with Brazilian Institutions. These partnerships have resulted in several types of collaboration. One of them is with Quilombaque, an NGO situated in Perus, a neighbourhood on the outskirts of São Paulo. Quilombaque is currently developing leisure and tourism as a means for local…

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12th December 2021 By Talita Lemes & Celiane Camargo-Borges

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AIDA theory animal welfare awareness changes citizen empowerment community-based community involvement COVID-19 Crisis customer journey decision making Destination Management destination recovery digital dog management programme EIFMeT ethnography feedback Free-roaming dogs Greece greenwashing iceberg model ICT Indonesia investment local context locals management marketing multi-stakeholder overtourism residents Rhodes rural shared space social impacts Sustainability Sustainable tourism technology tourism education tourism growth tourist-animal encounters travel advice travel experience Urban tourism

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