Economic activity today is still based on a linear model of production and consumption:
extract/produce and consume/throw, which exhausts natural resources and generates …

Purpose The whole economy is in a transition process from the linear to the circular
paradigm. The tourism industry is no stranger to this paradigm shift, so the purpose of this …

Despite being classified as a service sector, producing immaterial services, tourism relies on
huge quantities and flows of exhaustible natural resources and largely reflects a linear take …

Circular economy theory offers a business-and solution-oriented approach to environmental
sustainability. However, in the context of tourism, it ignores the central role of tourists in the …

Tourism causes important environmental impacts and can generate great pressure on local
resources, such as land, water, energy and food, generating large amounts of waste, as well …

The circular economy (CE) is considered a possible solution to problems, such as the
increasing global demand for resources, climate change and worldwide pollution. CE can …

Among major international research and practice issues, the issue of the circular economy
has emerged recently as “an alternative economic paradigm” to address the current needs …

This paper investigates under which conditions implementation of Industry 4.0 in the
hospitality sector could help to combat climate change. The paper takes the form of a …

As underlined by OECD and United Nations, as cities are growing in size, they will face
challenges in becoming climate neutral, reducing their environmental footprint, and meeting …

The present study in the context of circular tourism assesses the determinants of intention
and behavior of 256 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) using the partial least …