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Tourism mobility: challenges and transformations

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Tourism moves individuals across time and space. Therefore, the tourism sector is relying on mobility systems. Globally, the development of international tourism goes in parallel with the democratisation of the transport sector and the wider access to air travel, resulting in new business opportunities and more complex sustainability challenges.

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    Anna Scuttari

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Scuttari, A. (2019). Tourism mobility: challenges and transformations. In: Pechlaner, H. (eds) Destination und Lebensraum. Entrepreneurial Management und Standortentwicklung. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28110-6_12

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