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Tourism and Hospitality Planning & Development Volume 7, 2010 - Issue 3: TOURISM AND CLIMATE CHANGE
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The Changing Landscape of Climate Change: NAMAs, SIDS and Tourism

Peter M. Burns Centre for Tourism Policy Studies, School of Service Management, University of Brighton, UK
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Ibrahim Vishan Centre for Tourism Policy Studies, School of Service Management, University of Brighton, UK
Pages 317-328 | Published online: 17 Sep 2010

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Lovisha Dhoomun, Karen F. Hytten & Paul Perry. (2022) Perceptions of climate change and climate change policies within the tourism sector in Mauritius. Journal of the Indian Ocean Region 18:1, pages 36-59.
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Mathias Fridahl & Linda Johansson. (2017) An assessment of the potential for spurring transformational change through Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs). Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions 25, pages 35-46.
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