Responsible tourism practices promote the idea that responsibility refers to both visitors and
local communities, ensuring the protection and conservation of the natural environment and …

Dark events are organised events linked to death, disaster and suffering, and this
conceptual study provides a new framework that can be used in their analysis. The …

The intersection of the COVID-19 pandemic with other crises can amplify vulnerabilities and
push communities further into poverty. In low-income countries, the dual impacts of COVID …

Drawing on a case study from Ternate Island, a densely populated volcanic island in
Eastern Indonesia, this research illustrates how multi-hazards and extreme weather events …

With the intensification of global climate change, the frequency and severity of extreme
weather events and natural disasters have increased significantly, posing major threats to …

Stakeholder perception is a powerful indication for determining the course of tourism
development in a tourism site. Stakeholders expressed worries about the environmental …

The sea, sand, and sun allure of the Cook Islands has seen tourism become the most
significant driver of the country's economic development. However, the increasing reliance …

In the wake of a corona-virus outbreak, reports of additional natural disasters were recorded
in various cities across the globe. Resilience at such challenging times has gained attention …

Current trends in systemic risk literature provide new insights into multi-hazard risks that
interact and compound with built environments, creating more significant impacts on socio …

Responsible tourism practices promote the idea that responsibility refers to both visitors and
local communities, ensuring the protection and conservation of the natural environment and …