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Tourism and Heritage: Shaping Sustainable and Innovative Futures

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Sustainable Management of Intangible Cultural Heritage - Tourism Partnership: Suggesting an Approach to Improving Contribution and Assessing Performance.- A Comprehensive Insight into Religious Tourism Research Trends with Case Studies from Spain and Saudi Arabia: Constructing a Co-Word Network Using the Leiden Clustering Algorithm and a Thematic Map.- An Examination of Visitors' Experiential Learning from North African Ethnic Exhibits in Moroccan Museums Using Large Language Model-Based Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study of Berber Cultural Heritage.- Experiential Tourism: A Conceptual and Functional Analysis.- Tourism Experience Unfolded: Three Decades of Scholarly Insights and Evolutionary Trends (1996-2024).- Socially Responsible Behaviour of Tourism Businesses in the Provision of Accommodation Services.- Social Responsibility in Tourism: Case of Air Transport Services.- Animal Rights as a Perception of Social Responsibility in Tourism and Recreational Activities.- Challenges of Ensuring the Implementation of Consumers' Right to Information in the EU Tourism Services Market.- The Responsibility Arising from the Contracts of Tourists Carriage by Air Transport. Analysis of the Spanish Legislation and Jurisprudence.- Ecotourism as an Expression of a Person’s Right to a Clean and Safe Environment.- The Ways to Promote Sustainable Tourism in the City of Vilnius as the Name of the European Green Capital.- Promoting of the Sustainable Tourism in Ilzenberg Manor. Case Study of Lithuania.- Society's Relationship with the Forest and Forest Recreation and Tourism Trends.- Territorial Marketing and Regional Development: Optimizing the Touristic Attractiveness of Drâa Tafilalet Region.- Possibilities and Smart Solutions for the Accessibility of Events for Tourists with Mobility Disabilities.- The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Cybercrime in the Tourism Sector.- Legal Issues of Personal Data Protection in the Electronic Space Related to Tourists’ Data.- Management of Modern Organisations in the Context of Lithuanian Smart Tourism.- Identifying of Influencer Rights and Legitimate Interests: A User Narrative of a Smart Tourism Organization.- Mapping of Tourism E-Reputation: Characterization of a Decade and a Half of Literature.- Segmentation of the Leisure Services Market for the Improvement of the Implementation of Tourists' Needs: The Case of the Lithuanian Recreation Park.- Accessibility of Urban Park as a Public Space for a Tourists ‘Leisure Time.- Financial Determinants of Firm Survival in the Belgian Tourism Sector: Insights for Sustainable and Resilient Futures.- The Impact of COVID -19 On The Financial Health of Lithuanian Tourism Sector.- Laziness-work Balance: Perceived Leisure and Tourism Support.- Authenticity, A Seminal Concept in Tourism Research: What Does A Relational Bibliometrics Say?.

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  • Erscheinungsdatum: 25.05.2025
  • Autor/Autorin: Walter Leal Filho
  • Reihe: Economics and Finance (R0)
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  • Verlag: SPRINGER
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • Umfang: 460 Seiten
  • ISBN: 9783031814853
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