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| 505 | 8 | |a Conclusion -- References -- 2. Overtourism: A Merry-Go-Round of Security Issues -- Introduction -- The Limitations of Tourism -- Tourists and Tourism: Blessing or Curse? -- Risks -- Security -- Overtourism -- Conceptual Framework -- Conceptualising Power and Influence -- 'Power' and 'Influence' in Literature -- Methodology -- Case Studies -- Security Issue 1: Visitors Harming Locals -- Security Issue 2: Locals Arming Tourists -- Security Issue 3: Visitors Are Putting Themselves in Danger -- Security Issue 4: Locals versus Locals regarding Tourists -- Tourism and Peace? -- Conclusion -- References | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3. Sensitivity Analysis of the Colombian Tourism Market: Natural National Parks in a Context of Armed Conflict -- Introduction -- Background -- Theoretical Framework -- Methods -- Phase I: National Context -- Pearson Correlation Coefficient (r) and Scatterplot -- Phase II: National Natural Parks -- Selection Criteria -- Weighting Coefficient -- Vector Autoregression Model -- Granger Causality Test -- Results -- Pearson Correlation Coefficient and Scatterplot -- Weighting Coefficient -- Vector Autoregression Model for the Series Natural National Parks -- Johansen Cointegration Test | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Granger Causality Test -- Discussion -- Conclusions -- References -- 4. The Territory of the Country as an Object of Tourist Safety: Global Practice and the Case of Russia -- Introduction -- Review of the Scientific Literature on the Subject of Territorial Safety in Tourism -- Problem of Modeling the 'Image of the Country Safety' -- Official World Countries Safety Ratings for Foreign Tourists -- Model for Evaluation of Tourists' Safety Parameters When Visiting Regions of the Russian Federation -- Problem of the Negative Tourist Image of the Chechen Republic as a Dangerous Region for Tourists | |
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| contents | Cover -- Tourism, Terrorism and Security -- Tourism Security-Safety and Post Conflict Destinations -- Tourism, Terrorism and Security: Tourism Security-Safety and Post Conflict Destinations -- Copyright -- Endrosements -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface: Tourism Security and Dark Tourism Today -- References -- 1. Tourism Security: A Critical Insight -- Introduction -- Tourism Security Today -- Terrorism and Tourism -- Risk Perception and Socio-demographic School -- Risk Perception and the Psychological School -- Risk Perception and the Sociological School -- The Radical Turn Conclusion -- References -- 2. Overtourism: A Merry-Go-Round of Security Issues -- Introduction -- The Limitations of Tourism -- Tourists and Tourism: Blessing or Curse? -- Risks -- Security -- Overtourism -- Conceptual Framework -- Conceptualising Power and Influence -- 'Power' and 'Influence' in Literature -- Methodology -- Case Studies -- Security Issue 1: Visitors Harming Locals -- Security Issue 2: Locals Arming Tourists -- Security Issue 3: Visitors Are Putting Themselves in Danger -- Security Issue 4: Locals versus Locals regarding Tourists -- Tourism and Peace? -- Conclusion -- References 3. Sensitivity Analysis of the Colombian Tourism Market: Natural National Parks in a Context of Armed Conflict -- Introduction -- Background -- Theoretical Framework -- Methods -- Phase I: National Context -- Pearson Correlation Coefficient (r) and Scatterplot -- Phase II: National Natural Parks -- Selection Criteria -- Weighting Coefficient -- Vector Autoregression Model -- Granger Causality Test -- Results -- Pearson Correlation Coefficient and Scatterplot -- Weighting Coefficient -- Vector Autoregression Model for the Series Natural National Parks -- Johansen Cointegration Test Granger Causality Test -- Discussion -- Conclusions -- References -- 4. The Territory of the Country as an Object of Tourist Safety: Global Practice and the Case of Russia -- Introduction -- Review of the Scientific Literature on the Subject of Territorial Safety in Tourism -- Problem of Modeling the 'Image of the Country Safety' -- Official World Countries Safety Ratings for Foreign Tourists -- Model for Evaluation of Tourists' Safety Parameters When Visiting Regions of the Russian Federation -- Problem of the Negative Tourist Image of the Chechen Republic as a Dangerous Region for Tourists Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Internet Links -- 5. Safety, Fear, Risk and Terrorism in the Context of Religious Tourism -- Introduction -- Fear, Safety and Risk -- Society and Religious Tourism -- Towards a Model to Understand Religious Tourism Security -- Religious Principles for Crisis Leadership -- Conclusion -- References -- 6. Making Sense of Dark Tourism: Typologies, Motivations and Future Development of Theory -- Introduction -- Defining Dark Tourism -- Dark Tourism Terminology Debate -- Terminology of the Dark Tourist -- Pilgrimage Tourism and Heritage Tourism |
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| series2 | Tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations |
| spellingShingle | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations Cover -- Tourism, Terrorism and Security -- Tourism Security-Safety and Post Conflict Destinations -- Tourism, Terrorism and Security: Tourism Security-Safety and Post Conflict Destinations -- Copyright -- Endrosements -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface: Tourism Security and Dark Tourism Today -- References -- 1. Tourism Security: A Critical Insight -- Introduction -- Tourism Security Today -- Terrorism and Tourism -- Risk Perception and Socio-demographic School -- Risk Perception and the Psychological School -- Risk Perception and the Sociological School -- The Radical Turn Conclusion -- References -- 2. Overtourism: A Merry-Go-Round of Security Issues -- Introduction -- The Limitations of Tourism -- Tourists and Tourism: Blessing or Curse? -- Risks -- Security -- Overtourism -- Conceptual Framework -- Conceptualising Power and Influence -- 'Power' and 'Influence' in Literature -- Methodology -- Case Studies -- Security Issue 1: Visitors Harming Locals -- Security Issue 2: Locals Arming Tourists -- Security Issue 3: Visitors Are Putting Themselves in Danger -- Security Issue 4: Locals versus Locals regarding Tourists -- Tourism and Peace? -- Conclusion -- References 3. Sensitivity Analysis of the Colombian Tourism Market: Natural National Parks in a Context of Armed Conflict -- Introduction -- Background -- Theoretical Framework -- Methods -- Phase I: National Context -- Pearson Correlation Coefficient (r) and Scatterplot -- Phase II: National Natural Parks -- Selection Criteria -- Weighting Coefficient -- Vector Autoregression Model -- Granger Causality Test -- Results -- Pearson Correlation Coefficient and Scatterplot -- Weighting Coefficient -- Vector Autoregression Model for the Series Natural National Parks -- Johansen Cointegration Test Granger Causality Test -- Discussion -- Conclusions -- References -- 4. The Territory of the Country as an Object of Tourist Safety: Global Practice and the Case of Russia -- Introduction -- Review of the Scientific Literature on the Subject of Territorial Safety in Tourism -- Problem of Modeling the 'Image of the Country Safety' -- Official World Countries Safety Ratings for Foreign Tourists -- Model for Evaluation of Tourists' Safety Parameters When Visiting Regions of the Russian Federation -- Problem of the Negative Tourist Image of the Chechen Republic as a Dangerous Region for Tourists Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Internet Links -- 5. Safety, Fear, Risk and Terrorism in the Context of Religious Tourism -- Introduction -- Fear, Safety and Risk -- Society and Religious Tourism -- Towards a Model to Understand Religious Tourism Security -- Religious Principles for Crisis Leadership -- Conclusion -- References -- 6. Making Sense of Dark Tourism: Typologies, Motivations and Future Development of Theory -- Introduction -- Defining Dark Tourism -- Dark Tourism Terminology Debate -- Terminology of the Dark Tourist -- Pilgrimage Tourism and Heritage Tourism |
| title | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations |
| title_auth | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations |
| title_exact_search | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations |
| title_full | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations edited by Maximiliano E. Korstanje, Hugues Seraphin |
| title_fullStr | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations edited by Maximiliano E. Korstanje, Hugues Seraphin |
| title_full_unstemmed | Tourism, terrorism and security tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations edited by Maximiliano E. Korstanje, Hugues Seraphin |
| title_short | Tourism, terrorism and security |
| title_sort | tourism terrorism and security tourism security safety and post conflict destinations |
| title_sub | tourism security-safety and post conflict destinations |
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