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- Page 17 and 18: 2. Image & destination The actual a
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The cartography of tourism imaginat
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Images of Iceland as a tourist dest
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Whatever the specifics and forms of
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Are you dressed in the road map of
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Summing up It has often been lament
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A challenge for tourism theory and
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carved in stone, they are not given
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some of the things that signalled t
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Tourist was in fact that “we are
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globalisation gets attributed excep
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do so on the basis of its own speci
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Arguing for or against the idea of
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pushed many economies towards crisi
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Whatever new ideologies of tourism
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The IPCC Reports are based on reach
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As evidenced by the Davos Declarati
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supports the position that signific
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“voluntary compensation is still
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terms of both adaption and mitigati
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Pratt and Watts 2000, p. 840). What
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co-creator of tourist spaces” (Ek
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can researchers use photography and
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latter, in order to set the scene f
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Even though the Earth is mentioned
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[M]ost significant phenomena that t
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social science when it presents its
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They further argue that “[t]ouris
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meaning and matter. The research ag
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REFERENCES Aramberri, J. (2009). Th
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Franklin, A. (2004). Tourism as ord
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Jóhannesson, G.Þ. and Huijbens. E
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Shaw, G. and Williams, A. (2004). T