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Original Articles

Globalization, Global Crises and Tourism

(Professor Emeritus)
Pages 103-111 | Received 05 Mar 2012, Accepted 05 Jul 2012, Published online: 12 Jan 2015
 

Abstract

This article focuses on the consequences of the contemporary global crises on the global, and, more specifically, the Asian tourism system. The effects of the economic slow-down in Western countries on the rate of growth and the shape of the global tourism system are discussed. From a broader perspective, the possible implications for tourism of the growing barriers to globalized flows and of the current protests against the prevailing Western politico- economic policies, as well as of the emergent anti-consumerist movements, are scrutinized. In conclusion, the need to re-think some long-range tourism policies in non-Western, particularly Asian, countries is stressed.

This article is part of the following collections:
Tourism Recreation Research Best Paper Award

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