This paper explores whether the COVID-19 pandemic has initiated a “re-thinking” of second
home mobilities globally. For a long time, second homes have mainly been seen as a …

The phenomenon of owning and visiting a second home is broadening beyond tourism due
to the increase in remote working and multi-local living–people living in multiple residences …

The concept of tourism economic resilience emphasizes the sustainable development level
of tourism economy under uncertainty and risk. Focusing on urban agglomerations, this …

Forest governance in Poland is characterised by the dominance of public forest ownership
and hierarchical, top-down policy-making. These governance arrangements, characteristic …

This study provides a methodological contribution in the analysis of tourists' sustainable
behaviour. Traditional methods encounter challenges in addressing the attitude-behaviour …

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought dramatic changes in all the areas of life, and has
inflicted many societal costs. The negativities in the field of health and economy are the …

While the antecedents of second‐home tourism can be traced back to the antique, as a
modern phenomenon second‐home tourism developed since the early decades of the 20th …

The COVID-19 pandemic has completely disrupted and possibly permanently changed the
way humans travel. In Puerto Rico, major travel restrictions to the island have persisted at …

This study analyzes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural tourism and the
subsequent recovery process from the perspective of mobility. The results show that the …

Growing interest surrounds second homes in tourism and urban planning. Despite the
strong conceptual foundation pertaining to rural second-home tourism, limited discourse …