Tourism transformations: an introduction

A.G.J. Dietvorst; G.J. Ashworth

Tourism transformations: an introduction

A.G.J. Dietvorst, G.J. Ashworth

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Abstract

In order to emphasize the dynamic character of the tourism-recreation product, an overarching concept is presented which integrates both supply and demand. The model shows the continuing transformation of the original tourism-recreation resource (either a landscape, a monument, an urban public space, a national park, or other elements) by activities and interventions by producers and consumers of many types, wittingly or not, for a variety of objectives. It embraces material practices as well as the role of image production and interpretation.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Title of host publication	Tourism and spatial transformations; implications for policy and planning
Editors	G.J. Ashworth, A.G.J. Dietvorst
Place of Publication	Wallingford, UK
Publisher	CABI
Pages	1-12
Publication status	Published - 1995

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