Wakayama Tourism Review

ISSN： 2436-3839 (Online) , 2436-892X (Print)
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発行元： Center for Tourism Research, Wakayama University
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Table of Contents : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue
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Journey to well-being: On the role of culture and place in Japanese spiritual tourism
SCHMIDT Januschka Budimka Irmtraut/ BOLDERMAN Leonieke/ GROOTE Peter/ STOFFELEN Arie/
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Tourism, rural revitalization, and young entrepreneurs
中元 一恵/ CHEER Joseph/
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International working holiday makers in the Niseko area: A research agenda
森越 京子/ 永井 隼人/
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Cultural tourism in extraordinary times: Hobart's 2021 Dark Mofo festival, COVID-19, and Australia's state human bio-security regimes
HAYWARD Philip/
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Addressing water scarcity in the Japanese tourism sector: A pro-environmental behaviour approach
ZAINAL ABIDIN Husna/ PEREIRA-DOEL Pablo/
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Gender-based violence in tourism field research: An immediate action plan
SCHÄNZEL Heike/
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Colophon : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue
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Preface : Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue
CHEER Joseph/
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Introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3
PROGANO Ricardo Nicolas/
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Events: Mirror to the past self and beacon for the future self?
ONG Faith/
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A virtual tour for change: Exploring transformational potential
MULDOON Meghan L./
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The atmospheric gaze as a guiding principle in destination development
VOLGGER Michael/
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Exploring the constraints of women entrepreneurs in developing countries: Evidence from the literature
佐野 楓/ 斎藤 望/
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Socially engaged art tourism, in-migrants micro-entrepreneurship, and peripheral island revitalzation
QU Meng/
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Responsible animal tourism in Japan: Opportunities for a ‘guilt-free’ future
CROSSLEY Émilie/
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