This book critically explores sport-related tourism drawing on the fields of sport
management, the sociology of sport, consumer behaviour, sports marketing, economic …

Through a systematic review and meta-analyses of worldwide evidence, this article provides
estimates for spend per person per day of overnight (£ 43.33), non-overnight (£ 7.95), and …

This study details an application of an improved Water Poverty Index (iWPI) to investigate
and assess state of water resources in 53 African countries for the period 2000–2012 with a …

Spatially-explicit participatory planning is a relatively new approach for managing visitors to
protected areas. In this study we used public participation geographic information systems …

This article details an application of Water Poverty Index (WPI) to evaluate state of water
resources in the context of Nepalese river basins with a case study of Kali Gandaki River …

Given the sheer complexity of effectively managing the web of potential stakeholders in any
tourism development it is argued that for the future of Caribbean cruise tourism, the task is …

Urban nature reserves are increasingly popular for recreational activities but who uses them,
for what activities, and when and where do visitors go? Volunteered geographic information …

Mountain biking is an increasingly popular, but sometimes controversial, activity in protected
areas. Limited research on its impacts, including studies comparing biking with hiking …

Research on what makes people walk/cycle for tourism is significantly understudied in
relation to smart app use among Asians. To bridge this gap, this work proposes and verifies …

The paper aims to contribute to the debates surrounding community‐based tourism planning
by re‐visiting the foundations of planning and injecting the discussion with more radical …