This study presents a chronological review of methodological and empirical issues of the
perceived crowding literature in the contexts of tourism and recreation. A content analysis …

Sustainability research in tourism increasingly focuses on social issues such as the
relationship between resident quality of life and community resilience through adaptive …

In countries facing rapid growth in nature-based tourism, increasing use of protected areas
for recreational purposes creates a demand for improved infrastructure and accessibility …

Geotourism is one of the newest concepts within the field of tourism, and primarily focuses
on promoting geological and geomorphological features in landscapes as tourist attractions …

To counteract the threat of global warming, many nations have resorted to increasing their
use of renewable energy sources, wind farms being among the most popular. The greatest …

With an emphasis on integrating national parks into wider regional and local tourism
development processes during the latter two decades, protected areas have gradually …

Arctic tourism has rapidly increased in the past two decades. We used social media data to
examine localized tourism booms and quantify the spatial expansion of the Arctic tourism …

The challenge to harmonize nature-based tourism with species conservation is important
both from an economic, cultural and ecological perspective. One approach for …

Over the last decades the harnessing of wind power has gained increasing popularity and is
currently believed to be one of world's best environmental options in seeking to meet the …

Cluster theories have been applied in studies of various industries and regions, including
tourism in rural areas, but rarely in the equestrian industry. The focus of this article is to …