Coastal cities are under severe threat from the impacts of climate change, such as sea-level
rise, extreme weather events, coastal inundation, and ecosystem degradation. It is well …

Unique vulnerabilities are intrinsic to Pacific Island Countries which shape risk perception
and influence adaptive decision making to natural hazards. This study aims to examine …

Hydrological extremes are complex phenomena that will intensify in the future as a result of
the changing climate. Seasonal forecasts are one of a multitude of tools that can be used to …

Growth in tourism earnings, aside from adding real resources in terms of foreign exchange
and rising income in the organized sector of the hospitality industry, has given rise to …

This study aims to observe the short-and long-term relationships between selected
macroeconomic variables and tourism which is linked to economic growth. This research …

The tourism industry is fragile as it is prone to numerous risks such as the outbreak of deadly
viruses, and natural and human-made disasters. These risks have a significant impact on …

Tourism is an economic backbone for many developing countries, especially small island
development states (SIDS). Nevertheless, scholars have argued that tourism is a globalising …

Disaster risk could be a serious injury or even loss of human life, destruction or damage of
property or assets of society due to exposure to some hazardous events. In contrast, disaster …

Mangroves play key ecological role in structuring the availability of coastal resources. The
current study was focused on change detection in a large mangrove patch located in Votua …

The currents study has examined the relationship between foreign direct invest and
economic growth. In addition to that the study has also examined the role of gross fixed …