The slow movement has recently offered an alternative approach to sustainable tourism
development, and this study aims to investigate the potential of Cittaslow philosophy and …

Slow tourism provides a new approach to contemporary touristic practices by taking into
account local populations, extending the length of stay at the destination, and making the …

The slow tourism movement is gaining popularity as more destinations focus on the local
environment and heritage experience. The approach to slow tourism usually occurs either …

Slow food and the consequent slow movements are becoming more evident in research and
media with the recognition of its implications for sustainability in many spheres of society …

Slow philosophy, which has gained popularity in recent years, is used to inform tourism
development. Yet, its actual implementation is limited mostly to Cittáslow (Slow Cities) and …

The fast pace of life and the pressure to maximise performance, particularly in developed
countries, has led to an increase in time poverty and the value of time as an intangible and …

Current global challenges, including climate change, pandemics such as COVID-19, and
over-consumption, have led tourism scholars to rethink the (un) sustainability of the mass …

Local communities' expectations and perceptions provide fundamental directions for
sustainability development. Bearing in mind the relevance of these premise, the current …

Slow Tourism proclaims a decelerated and 'deeper'form of tourism. It is about making a
conscious choice to experience a destination intensely. The concept is gaining attention as …

Recreational diving is an important part of marine tourism and has been extensively studied,
especially in the context of warm-water and tropical environments. Comparatively, research …