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Special issue: How does Special Interest Tourism (SIT) contribute to Tourism Development in Hungary?. Theme Editors: Melanie Smith, Agnes Pal and Csilla Petyko

Theme editorial: How does special interest tourism (SIT) contribute to tourism development in Hungary?

Galina Berjozkina; Zanete Garanti
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Introduction: the potential of special interest tourism (SIT) to create new opportunities in Hungary

Melanie Smith; Agnes Pal; Csilla Petyko
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Quality of life and overtourism in Budapest: resident experiences and smart solutions

Melanie Kay Smith; Songling Chang
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Home exchange as a form of special interest tourism: exploring experiences of Budapest home exchange hosts and guests

Agnes Pal; Réka Asztalos; Fatemeh Farzad; Anna Ban
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Were they able to escape? An assessment of the adaptability of businesses operating escape rooms in Budapest

Csilla Petyko; Adrienne Nagy
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Gastronomy as a special interest tourism product in Budapest

Ivett Pinke-Sziva; Melanie Smith; Bence Csapody; Orsolya Szakály
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History, commemorative spaces and heritage: interpretation of 20th century Hungarian traumas in the 21st century

Éva Schultz; Bernadett Gászné Bősz
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Rural heritage and tourism in Hungary

Klaudia Szeidl
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Jewish cultural route in Tokaj-Hegyalja (Hungary) – a sustainability approach, focused on Bodrogkeresztúr

Nikolett Drotár Rozgonyiné; Éva Schultz; Csilla Petykó; Adrienne Nagy
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Exploring travel patterns and motivations of people with disabilities (PwD) in health and active tourism: a Hungarian perspective

János Csapó; Tibor Gonda
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Bridging the gap: addressing methodological deficiencies in dark tourism research through eye-tracking and netnography, with Hungary as a case study

János Csapó; Boglárka Ágnes Mészáros
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Dark literary tourism in Hungary: the role of the eclipse of the Crescent Moon in Eger’s city branding

Titanilla Virág Tevely
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Conclusion: the contribution of special interest tourism (SIT) to urban and rural development in Hungary

Ágnes Pál; Csilla Petykó; Melanie Kay Smith
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