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Climate change and its impacts on tourism: regional assessments, knowledge gaps and issues.

C. Michael Hall

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This chapter focuses on the three main areas of research on tourism and climate change, including: (1) emissions of tourism related activities and their contribution to climate change; (2) effects of climate change on tourism; and (3) measures for mitigation and adaptation to the effects of climate change.

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This chapter focuses on the three main areas of research on tourism and climate change, including: (1) emissions of tourism related activities and their contribution to climate change; (2) effects of climate change on tourism; and (3) measures for mitigation and adaptation to the effects of climate change.

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This chapter focuses on the three main areas of research on tourism and climate change, including: (1) emissions of tourism related activities and their contribution to climate change; (2) effects of climate change on tourism; and (3) measures for mitigation and adaptation to the effects of climate change.

Key concepts: Climate change, Tourism, Political economy of climate change, Environmental resource management, Geography, Adaptation (eye), Environmental planning, Natural resource economics

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