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Planning for sustainable tourism development in Wales: an analysis of destination management plans

Sarah Nicholls Orcid Logo, Kate Organ Orcid Logo, Beth Cummings Orcid Logo

Welsh Economic Review, Volume: 28, Start page: 23

Swansea University Authors: Sarah Nicholls Orcid Logo, Kate Organ Orcid Logo, Beth Cummings Orcid Logo

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Tourism is a vital component of the Welsh economy and the need to incorporate sustainability principles into new and more responsible forms of tourism development is now widely accepted. Sustainability in a tourism context is multi-faceted, involving consideration of the economic, sociocultural and...

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ISSN: 2397-8716
Published: Cardiff University Press 2021
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