Figure 2
The flow diagram shows connections between thematic categories from a hiking model on the left and individual interviews on the right. On the left side, six labeled categories are arranged vertically: “Main attractions (Hiking Model)”, “Challenges (Hiking Model)”, “Strong growth in the last few years (Hiking Model)”, “Locals vs. tourists (Hiking Model)”, “Local culture vs lack of contact (Hiking Model)”, and “Deseasonalisation (Hiking Model)”. A small rectangular node represents each category. From these nodes, multiple curved lines extend toward the right side of the diagram. Some lines are labeled with the number “1”, indicating a single connection. On the right side, a vertical list of rectangular nodes represents interviews labeled: “Interview 18”, “Interview 4”, “Interview 6”, “Interview 9”, “Interview 8”, “Interview 11”, “Interview 12”, “Interview 10”, “Interview 16”, “Interview 14”, “Interview 5”, “Interview 3”, “Interview 7”, “Interview 2”, “Interview 1”, and “Interview 13”. Curved lines connect each thematic category on the left to one or more interview nodes on the right, forming a network of relationships. The lines vary in direction and overlap, indicating that multiple interviews are associated with multiple themes.Main issues of concern for the people interviewed