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Tourism development trajectories: From culture to creativity? | |
Spaces, Enclaves and Clusters | |
Creativity and tourism in rural environments | |
From Fantasy City to Creative City | |
Creative spaces, tourism and the city | |
Tourists, the creative class and distinctive areas in major cities: The roles of visitors and residents in developing new tourism areas | |
Building Creative Tourism Supply | |
Creative tourism supply: Creating culturally empathetic destinations | |
Tourist quality labels: An incentive for the sustainable development of creative clusters as tourist attractions? | |
Creativity in tourism experiences: The case of Sitges | |
Creative Tourism New Zealand: The practical challenges of developing creative tourism | |
Consuming Lifestyles | |
Student communities as creative landscapers: Evidence from | |
Amsterdam as a gay tourism destination in the twenty-first century | |
Ethnic Quarters in the cosmopolitan-creative city | |
Ethnic entrepreneurs, ethnic precincts and tourism: The case of Sydney Australia | |
Creative Industries and Tourism | |
Economic clustering, tourism and the creative industries in Plymouth: Developing a practical tool for impact assessment | |
Creative industries and tourism in the developing world: The example of South Africa | |
Creative industries and tourism in Singapore | |
Creativities in tourism development | |
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