The interplay between borders and tourism has fascinated tourism geographers for
decades. However, only recently has tourism geographies research on borders mirrored …

As mountain tourism rapidly expands in remote landscapes, there is a critical need for
improved disaster risk management to ensure the safety of tourists and industry workers …

Tourism is a rapidly developing industry in ecologically sensitive remote areas, especially in
developing countries. Although a lucrative livelihood alternative, it is often responsible for …

This article calls for a better integration of economic and socio-economic aspects of
peacemaking efforts into critical peace and conflict scholarship and can be read as a …

Small and medium-sized towns in the high mountain regions of South Asia are
characterised by rapid and mostly unplanned urbanisation processes, regularly resulting in …

Tourism has become targeted in many borderlands as a precursor to more intensive cross-
border administrative contact, sociocultural relationship building, and economic …

According to the World Tourism Organization a decade ago, 300–600 million tourists visit
the world's religious sites each year (UNWTO, 2011). Religious travel is not a new …

The events of the European migration 'crisis' of 2015–2016 left an indelible mark on the
continent, evident within each of the four Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and …

Religious tourism is common in Asia because of the multi-religious nature of Asian culture.
However, intriguingly, the terms 'sacred space'and 'tourist space'are becoming more …

The Indonesian government has implemented a border development policy. Still, it has not
been able to answer the complexity of the problems that occur in border areas, especially in …