Impacts of tourism on coastal areas

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Impacts of tourism on coastal areas

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The socioeconomics of the Anthropocene is exposing coastal regions to multiple pressures, including climate change hazards, resource degradation, urban development and inequality. Tourism is often raised as either a panacea to, or exacerbator of, such threats to ecosystems and sustainable livelihoods. To better understand the impacts of tourism on coastal areas, Scopus and Web of Science databases were searched for the top 100 cited papers on coastal tourism. Web of Science suggested ‘highly ...

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Date created

2023

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Smith, Timothy / Elrick-Barr, Carmen E / Thomsen, Dana C / Celliers, Louis / Le Tissier, Martin

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/16449

Related subjects

coastal management / inequity / poverty / sustainable development / tourism / Impacts of tourism / Tourism management / Ecological physiology

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