Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations

Globalizing dynamic sources are making of tourist destinations, spaces each time more homogeneous, unable to respond to the tourist’s new motivation and to the specific characteristics of the territory and the local landscape. Tourist space has gone through changes, resulting in conurbations without...

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Main Author: Biel Horrach Estarellas
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universitat de Barcelona 2012-12-01
Series:ARA: Revista de Investigación en Turismo
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Online Access:http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/ara/article/view/19024
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spelling doaj-380ecd1052e9466284cd4ab6b48f2c2b2020-11-25T00:16:01ZengUniversitat de BarcelonaARA: Revista de Investigación en Turismo2014-44582012-12-01326976Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist DestinationsBiel Horrach Estarellas0Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC), Barcelona, SpainGlobalizing dynamic sources are making of tourist destinations, spaces each time more homogeneous, unable to respond to the tourist’s new motivation and to the specific characteristics of the territory and the local landscape. Tourist space has gone through changes, resulting in conurbations without urban structure that require new planning patterns. Despite predictions, which determine a declining process or a post-stagnation, there is a high potential of reconversion of obsolete tourist destinations based on its typological characteristics and its interaction with the territory. The new challenges faced by tourist activity: diversity of tourist resources, travel flexibility and the differentiation of the destination from the rest by enhancing its identity, are methodologically tackled by testing regional tourist dynamics experimented in one of the most paradigmatic cases of tourist coastline development, Majorca Island.http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/ara/article/view/19024tourist regional systemtourist settlementtourist reconversionmature tourist destinationsMajorca
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Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations
ARA: Revista de Investigación en Turismo
tourist regional system
tourist settlement
tourist reconversion
mature tourist destinations
Majorca
author_facet Biel Horrach Estarellas
author_sort Biel Horrach Estarellas
title Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations
title_short Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations
title_full Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations
title_fullStr Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations
title_full_unstemmed Diversity, Flexibility And Identity Mechanisms For Recycling Mature Tourist Destinations
title_sort diversity, flexibility and identity mechanisms for recycling mature tourist destinations
publisher Universitat de Barcelona
series ARA: Revista de Investigación en Turismo
issn 2014-4458
publishDate 2012-12-01
description Globalizing dynamic sources are making of tourist destinations, spaces each time more homogeneous, unable to respond to the tourist’s new motivation and to the specific characteristics of the territory and the local landscape. Tourist space has gone through changes, resulting in conurbations without urban structure that require new planning patterns. Despite predictions, which determine a declining process or a post-stagnation, there is a high potential of reconversion of obsolete tourist destinations based on its typological characteristics and its interaction with the territory. The new challenges faced by tourist activity: diversity of tourist resources, travel flexibility and the differentiation of the destination from the rest by enhancing its identity, are methodologically tackled by testing regional tourist dynamics experimented in one of the most paradigmatic cases of tourist coastline development, Majorca Island.
topic tourist regional system
tourist settlement
tourist reconversion
mature tourist destinations
Majorca
url http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/ara/article/view/19024
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