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Managing Visitor Impacts at Visitor Attractions: An International Assessment

Brian Garrod University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK
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Alan Fyall Bournemouth University, UK
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Anna Leask Napier University, Edinburgh, UK
Pages 125-151 | Published online: 22 Dec 2008

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Julia N. Albrecht, Marco Haid & Abrar Faisal. (2022) Agents or stewards? Non‐profit organisations managing visitation: The case of New Zealand ecosanctuaries. International Journal of Tourism Research 25:2, pages 279-292.
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Yihalem Kebete & Amare Wondirad. (2019) Visitor management and sustainable destination management nexus in Zegie Peninsula, Northern Ethiopia. Journal of Destination Marketing & Management 13, pages 83-98.
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Cora Un In Wong, Alison McIntosh & Chris Ryan. (2014) Visitor Management at a Buddhist Sacred Site. Journal of Travel Research 55:5, pages 675-687.
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Cora Un In Wong, Alison McIntosh & Chris Ryan. (2013) BUDDHISM AND TOURISM. Annals of Tourism Research 40, pages 213-234.
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Brian Garrod, Alan Fyall, Anna Leask & Elaine Reid. (2012) Engaging residents as stakeholders of the visitor attraction. Tourism Management 33:5, pages 1159-1173.
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Anna Leask. (2010) Progress in visitor attraction research: Towards more effective management. Tourism Management 31:2, pages 155-166.
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Doug Ramsey & John Everitt. (2008) If you dig it, they will come!. Tourism Management 29:5, pages 909-916.
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