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  1. The experience of carnival in Brazil
  2. The potential use of robots in nature-based destinations
  3. Millennials enjoy creative tourism – new research uncovers a business opportunity for South Africans
  4. literature review on rural cultural and creative tourism in Europe
  5. Cultural Tourism: An Integrative Review
  6. How real is virtual? Comparing the experience of a theme park attraction with its virtual counterpart
  7. Jornadas na sociedade em rede
  8. Bringing visitors to the ocean world? Emerging issues in deep sea exploration and tourism
  9. Enhancing the experience? Exploring the impact of augmented reality on staged performances
  10. Events and urban space: a challenging relationship?
  11. How tourism and hospitality experiences are curated
  12. New urban tourism in Hong Kong neighbourhoods.
  13. Developing a tourism region through tourism and culture: bordering, branding, placemaking and governance processes
  14. Co-creation of local gastronomy for regional development in a slow city
  15. Market segmentation of Millennial creative tourists in South Africa
  16. Activities as the critical link between motivation and destination choice in cultural tourism
  17. Reviewing the effects of World Expos: Pulsar events for the eventful city?
  18. Place, Culture, and Quality of Life
  19. Marketing countries, places, and place-associated brands: Identity and image
  20. Event management literature: exploring the missing body of knowledge
  21. Estudio bibliométrico sobre turismo creativo en Scopus, tendencias y futuras líneas de investigación
  22. COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND CREATIVITY: REFLECTIONS AND LESSONS FOR TOURIST CITIES, BY GREG RICHARDS
  23. Creativity
  24. Festival cities and tourism: challenges and prospects
  25. Creative districts and creative tourisme
  26. The Social Practice of Care Hotel Vacations
  27. The relationship between visitor experiences and festivals
  28. Urban tourism as a special type of cultural tourism
  29. Rethinking authenticity through complexity paradigm
  30. CULTURAL TOURISM DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN PORTUGAL
  31. GoRIM: a model-driven method for enhancing regulatory intelligence
  32. Developing gastronomic practices in the Minho region of Portugal
  33. DEVELOPING CRAFT AS A CREATIVE INDUSTRY THROUGH TOURISM
  34. Rethinking niche tourism: The example of backpacking
  35. Designing creative places through tourism
  36. CONCLUSION:
  37. Preface
  38. Actors in cultural tourism practices
  39. New rituals and the dynamics of cultural tourism practices
  40. Pulling the long tail of event management research
  41. Festival cities: culture, planning and urban life
  42. Making places through creative tourism?
  43. The development of food experiences in tourism and hospitality
  44. Transformational Tourism Experiences
  45. Rethinking Cultural Tourism
  46. Trajectories and trends in creative tourism: where are we headed?
  47. The consequences of cultural tourism practices
  48. The changing contexts of cultural tourism
  49. Cultural tourism as a dynamic social practice
  50. Emerging research agendas in cultural tourism
  51. Designing creative places: The role of creative tourism
  52. Local food and changes in tourist eating habits in a sun-and-sea destination: a segmentation approach
  53. A new approach to understanding tourism practices
  54. Event experiences: measurement and meaning
  55. Experiencing culture in attractions, events and tour settings
  56. Get Smart About Water Conservation
  57. Motivations of global Millennial travelers
  58. EVENTS AS PLATFORMS, NETWORKS AND COMMUNITIES
  59. THE VALUE OF EVENT NETWORKS AND PLATFORMS: EVIDENCE FROM A MULTI-ANNUAL CULTURAL PROGRAMME
  60. Measuring the dimensions of event experiences: applying the Event Experience Scale to cultural events
  61. Factors affecting resident support for a hallmark cultural event: the 2018 European Capital of Culture in Valletta, Malta
  62. Harnessing business analytics value through organizational absorptive capacity
  63. Culture and tourism: natural partners or reluctant bedfellows? A perspective paper
  64. Creative tourism: opportunities for smaller places?
  65. Towards a research agenda for creative tourism: developments, diversity, and dynamics
  66. Towards a research agenda in creative tourism: a synthesis of suggested future research trajectories
  67. Event experience research directions
  68. A Research Agenda for Creative Tourism
  69. Tourism, an Underestimated Driving Force for the Creative Economy
  70. Recent research on cultural tourism
  71. Small Cities with Big Dreams
  72. A systematic literature mapping of goal and non-goal modelling methods for legal and regulatory compliance
  73. Rethinking the Eventful City: Introduction
  74. Emerging Models of the Eventful City
  75. Eventful Cities as Global Innovation Catalysts: The Sónar Festival Network
  76. The challenge of creative tourism
  77. Business Intelligence Effectiveness and Corporate Performance Management: An Empirical Analysis
  78. Creating knowledge spillovers through knowledge-based festivals: the case of Mantua, Italy
  79. Book Review
  80. Creating network value The Barcelona Sónar Festival as a global events hub
  81. The Value of Events
  82. An examination of the role of events in placemaking
  83. Guest editorial
  84. Events in the City: Using Public Spaces as Event Venues
  85. Sharing the New Localities of Tourism
  86. Reinventing the Local in Tourism
  87. Introduction to reinventing the local in tourism
  88. 11. Hostels and the Making of New Urban Spaces
  89. 15. Synthesis and Conclusions: Towards a New Geography of Tourism?
  90. Editorial
  91. El turismo y la ciudad: ¿hacia nuevos modelos?
  92. Cultural Tourism
  93. ¿Es eficaz el terrorismo? Consideraciones, problemas y marco de investigación futura
  94. Volunteer tourism impacts in Ghana: a practice approach
  95. Events in the Network Society: The Role of Pulsar and Iterative Events
  96. Bidding for Success? Impacts of the European Capital of Culture Bid
  97. Conceptualisation and Operationalisation of Event and Festival Experiences: Creation of an Event Experience Scale
  98. The new global nomads: Youth travel in a globalizing world
  99. Evolving Gastronomic Experiences: From Food to Foodies to Foodscapes
  100. Brandscapes: contrasting corporate-generated versus consumer-generated media in the creation of brand meaning
  101. Developing the eventful city in Sibiu, Romania
  102. Queering the Body Politic
  103. Festivals in the Network Society
  104. Event Design
  105. Evaluating the European capital of culture that never was: the case of BrabantStad 2018
  106. Creative tourism policies and practices
  107. Creative tourism: Overview and policy directions
  108. Creative tourism as a source of growth
  109. Creating Quantitative Goal Models: Governmental Experience
  110. The Dimensions of Art in Place Narrative
  111. Dimensions of cultural consumption among tourists: Multiple correspondence analysis
  112. Regulation-Based Dimensional Modeling for Regulatory Intelligence
  113. The Dutch Queen's Day event
  114. Creativity and tourism in the city
  115. Exploring the Social Impacts of Events
  116. The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Tourism
  117. Events and the Means of Attention
  118. Contesting Neoliberalism Through Critical Pedagogy, Intersectional Reflexivity, and Personal Narrative: Queer Tales of Academia
  119. Eventful Cities
  120. An overview of food and tourism trends and policies
  121. Creativity and tourism
  122. Scott Burnham. Review of "Eventful Cities: Cultural Management and Urban Revitalization" by Greg Richards and Robert Palmer.
  123. Understanding tourism: A critical introduction
  124. Cultural capitals: revaluing the arts, remaking urban spaces
  125. Increasing the Attractiveness of Places Through Cultural Resources
  126. Metropolitan Tourism: Competition, Collaboration and Creativity
  127. Why Cities Need to be Eventful
  128. Leadership, Governance and Stakeholders
  129. Managing and Organising the Eventful City
  130. Finance and Funding for Event Programmes
  131. Audiences and Publics of the Eventful City
  132. Event Programme Outcomes and Impacts
  133. Event Programme Sustainability
  134. Creating Events – From Concept into Practice
  135. Critical ReflectionsKeys to Success
  136. Event Vision and Programming
  137. Marketing, Communications and the Role of the Media
  138. The Future of the Eventful CityGlobal Trends and New Models of Eventfulness
  139. Cultural tourism research methods
  140. Developments and perspectives in cultural tourism research.
  141. Methods in cultural tourism research: the state of the art.
  142. The Road to Decision-Centric Business Intelligence
  143. Greg Richards (ed): Cultural Tourism: Global and Local Perspectives
  144. Backpacker experiences between tourist enclaves and local culture
  145. Chapter 14. Intracommunity Tensions in Backpacker Enclaves: Sydney’s Bondi Beach
  146. Chapter 2. Suspending Reality: An Exploration of Enclaves and the Backpacker Experience
  147. Tourism, Creativity and Development
  148. Niche Tourism
  149. Culture and Authenticity in a Traditional Event: The Views of Producers, Residents, and Visitors in Barcelona
  150. THE MEANING OF CULTURAL FESTIVALS
  151. Attractiveness of cultural activities in European cities: A latent class approach
  152. Creativity in tourism as an antidote to homogenisation
  153. Cultural Tourism
  154. Tourism Business Frontiers
  155. Research Agenda: Backpacker Travel
  156. The global nomad: backpacker travel in theory and practice, by Greg Richards and Julie Wilson (eds). Channel View Publications, Clevedon, 2004. No. of pages: 298 + xi. ISBN: 1-873150-77-6 (hardback), 1-873150-76-8 (paperback)
  157. Youth and adventure tourism
  158. TEXTILE TOURISTS IN THE EUROPEAN PERIPHERY: NEW MARKETS FOR DISADVANTAGED AREAS?
  159. Youth tourismFinally coming of age?
  160. The Impact of Cultural Events on City Image: Rotterdam, Cultural Capital of Europe 2001
  161. THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAVEL MARKET: TRAVELSTYLE, MOTIVATIONS, AND ACTIVITIES
  162. Travel Writers and Writers who Travel: Nomadic Icons for the Backpacker Subculture?
  163. Tourism and Gastronomy
  164. Gastronomy: an essential ingredient in tourism production and consumption?
  165. Tourism and Labour Mobility in the European Union
  166. The Creation and Management of Cultural Clusters
  167. Tourism attraction systems
  168. Book Review: ‘Arts, Entertainment and Tourism’
  169. The use of cultural events in city promotion: Rotterdam cultural capital of Europe 2001
  170. Marketing China overseas: The role of theme parks and tourist attractions
  171. Cultural attractions and European tourism
  172. The development of cultural tourism in Europe.
  173. The European Association for Tourism and Leisure Education (ATLAS): Munich Conference on Customer Service and Service Quality in Tourism and Leisure
  174. ICT Development and Small Tourism Enterprises in Europe
  175. Tourism and Sustainable Community Development
  176. Tourism and Culture
  177. Tourism and the World of Culture and Heritage
  178. The European cultural capital event: Strategic weapon in the cultural arms race?
  179. Cultural tourism: challenges for management and marketing.
  180. Small is Beautiful? ICT and Tourism SMEs: a Comparative European Survey
  181. Vacations and the Quality of Life
  182. The Authors Respond
  183. TOURS Structural Change in the European Package Tour Industry : UK/German Comparisons. Chris Gratton and Greg Richards. Tourism Economics: The Business and Finance of Tourism and Recreation, vol. 3, no. 3, 1997, pp. 213-26. IP Publishing Ltd., Turpin D...
  184. Time for a Holiday?
  185. The Authors Respond
  186. A European network for tourism education
  187. Structural Change in the European Package Tour Industry: UK/German Comparisons
  188. Book Review: EUROPEAN TOURISM: REGIONS, SPACES AND RESTRUCTURING edited by Armando Montanari and Allan M. Williams.; John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Chichester, 1995. No. of pages: 284. Price £40.00 (hardback). ISBN 0-471-95286-9.
  189. Book Review: EUROPEAN TOURISM: REGIONS, SPACES AND RESTRUCTURING edited by Armando Montanari and Allan M. Williams.; John Wiley & Sons Ltd, Chichester, 1995. No. of pages: 284. Price £40.00 (hardback). ISBN 0–471–95286–9.
  190. Book Reviews : CULTURAL TOURISM IN EUROPE edited by Greg Richards (CAB International, Wallingford, UK, 1996, 347 pages)
  191. Skilled consumption and UK ski holidays
  192. Production and consumption of European cultural tourism
  193. Politics of national tourism policy in Britain
  194. The UK ski holiday market
  195. Marketing cultural tourism in Europe
  196. Developing corporate business for hotels through conferences and exhibitions
  197. Comment and Reply on "Two high levels of continental waters in the southern Tunisian chotts at about 90 and 150 ka"
  198. Conference tourism — a salesman's dream
  199. Palaeoecology of Quaternary Shorelines and Sea-Level Change in Mallorca
  200. Fossil Mediterranean molluscs as sea-level indicators
  201. Marine deposits 35,000–25,000 years old in the Chott el Djerid, southern Tunisia
  202. Cultural Tourism
  203. Tourism Development Trajectories
  204. A GLOBALISED THEME PARK MARKET?
  205. Summary for Policymakers
  206. European cultural attractions: trends and prospects.
  207. The creative turn in regeneration: creative spaces, spectacles and tourism in cities.
  208. The cultural attraction distribution system.
  209. The experience industry and the creation of attractions.
  210. The market for cultural attractions.
  211. The traditional quantitative approach. Surveying cultural tourists: lessons from the ATLAS cultural tourism research project.
  212. Tourism education in the new Europe.
  213. The Creative Economy, Entertainment and Performance