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International Journal of Tourism Cities (2019) 5 (4): 598–619.
Published: 08 October 2019
... International Tourism Studies Association 2019 International Tourism Studies Association Licensed re-use rights only Carrying capacity Quality of life Urban tourism Overtourism Destination branding Smart destination Cities face challenges linked to tourism that seem to result...
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International Journal of Tourism Cities (2019) 5 (4): 544–559.
Published: 08 October 2019
... Licensed re-use rights only Children Innovation Smart destination The use of cutting-edge technology by destination marketing organisations (DMO) to improve the experience of visitors and gain competitiveness is one of the characteristics of smart destinations (Femenia-Serra et al...
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International Journal of Tourism Cities (2019) 5 (4): 672–684.
Published: 03 September 2019
... the following three hypotheses: H1 – being a smart city/destination is less a status than a process; H2 – a permeable state city challenges the boundaries between the city and the smart destination; and H3 – the conceptualization of the smart city requires a broader definition of who its engaged stakeholders...
