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Coping with Overtourism in Post-Pandemic Europe
Approaches, Experiences and Challenges
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eBook - PDF
Coping with Overtourism in Post-Pandemic Europe
Approaches, Experiences and Challenges
About this book
In post-pandemic Europe the topic of 'overtourism' is back on the policy agenda of many cities, towns and villages. How to deal with the negative effects of tourism on places and people? This edited volume brings together inspiring perspectives and detailed case studies from all over Europe to better understand the phenomenon of overtourism. Based on the challenges lying ahead, the book makes a call for tourism policies that are more balanced and argues for more interdisciplinary research.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction - The return of overtourism on the policy agenda
- Chapter 1 - Reasons why the term āovertourismā has a right to exist: the social constructionist perspectives of urban citizens
- Chapter 2 - How overtourism feels: conceptualising the atmosphere of overtourism
- Chapter 3 - The overtourism phenomenon in different destination categories
- Chapter 4 - The struggle to manage tourism regrowth in post-pandemic Amsterdam
- Chapter 5 - Tourist city Prague on the way to cultural sustainability
- Chapter 6 - Columbusā egg or Trojan horse? Assessing the value of Cittaslow-membership to avoid local overtourism
- Chapter 7 - Exploring tourism workersā perspective on transformational job policies: the case of Barcelona
- Chapter 8 - Who is at Amsterdamās tourism policy making table?
- Chapter 9 - Challenges to reconciling the interests of residents with those of visitors
- Chapter 10 - Overtourism, dependencies and protests: challenging the āsupport narrativeā
- Chapter 11 - Unveiling the implications of digital platforms in platform-mediated overtourism: a call for comprehensive research
- Conclusions - Learning to live with overtourism in Europe?