Heritage, Tourism, and Demography in the Island City of Venice: The Depopulation and Heritagisation

Casagrande, Marco

doi:10.20958/uis.2016.6

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“…For example, one area of the literature focuses its attention on the relationship between tourism, the wider urban context and the political aspects of excessive tourism growth [34,35]. Within such analysis, the main problems are related to the interaction between tourism and urban change [36].…”

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Overtourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications and Future Perspectives

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Overtourism is an emerging concept facing the world’s main tourist destinations. The growth that tourism has undergone in recent decades is of two different types. On the one hand, the development of new technologies and the creation of low-cost airline carriers have increased tourism levels, leading to growth even in emerging economies. On the other hand, uncontrolled demand alongside a concentration of tourism in particular destinations impact negatively both territories and local communities. The problems caused in some destinations by the increasing, ongoing growth in tourism have created the issue of “overtourism,” which is assuming an increasing significance in the literature. This paper contributes to the literature by providing an exploratory study with which to better understand the origins of overtourism, its implications, and predicted future perspectives in respect to the issue. Examination of the new evidence presented here contributes to the expanding knowledge of particular problems of tourism development.

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Section: Origin Of the Phenomenonmentioning

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Overtourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications and Future Perspectives

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“…It is seen in the study conducted by [24], observing how the City of Palma has been referred to as a monster that threatens the 'authentic' culture of the Spanish Balearic Islands. Next, [4] also shows how the City of Venice-Italy faces the challenge of urbanization and population migration to mainland cities, through policies in the form of laws to maintain population demographics and tourism development.…”

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Urban Island Concept and The Relevance for Archipelagic States: Case of Ambon City-Maluku Province

Nurhaeny¹,

Miharja²,

Pradono³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Maritime and Archipelago (ICoMA 2018)

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The recent studies of Island tend to focus on peripheral, isolated, and marginality aspects of the island community in mainland context. However, the understanding about interactions of several elements in archipelago development has to encompass broader context, including marine space and the others island which create a spatial system called urban island concept. The formation process of an urban island, comprising "strongly urbanized small islands or archipelagos" or "major population centers of large islands or archipelagos" are also essential issues that have not been fully explored. The issues of urban islands have become the concern of island researchers, such as in Copenhagen,

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“…Another paper from Casagrande in 2016 [10] argued about the challenges of the demography brought by the nearby tourism industry. It was argued in the paper that the influx of the tourists brought difficulty in protecting the local heritage and environment in Venice.…”

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A Demographic Approach to Evaluate the Development of Tourism Industry of Mainland China

Lin¹

2018

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As the tourism industry shows a noticeable impact on the social and economic environment in China, it is essential to study how this industry has influenced the country. This paper discusses the relationship between some of the features of demographics and the development of tourism in China in recent years to evaluate the development of tourism in China. A province-level panel dataset is constructed from the related statistical yearbook to be applied to a pooled, fixed effect and random effect model respectively to check the correlation between the demographics features and development of tourism. As the result shows, the fast development of tourism has a highly positive correlation with urbanization process in China. However, the rapid growth in tourism seems to be negatively correlated with local total fertility rates. And to the side of mortality rate, the rise of tourism sometimes even has a significant adverse effect, which means the development of the tourism industry will have the impact for increasing mortality of that province. Those exciting results show that the tourism development in mainland China in the past few years, especially after the global financial crisis in 2008, could be quite challenging to the sustainable development of the Chinese economy. The economic structure of the industry of tourism in China still needs to be improved to achieve a better goal to benefit the nation with a long-term goal.

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Heritage, Tourism, and Demography in the Island City of Venice: The Depopulation and Heritagisation

Cited by 18 publications

References 17 publications

Overtourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications and Future Perspectives

Overtourism: A Literature Review to Assess Implications and Future Perspectives

Urban Island Concept and The Relevance for Archipelagic States: Case of Ambon City-Maluku Province

A Demographic Approach to Evaluate the Development of Tourism Industry of Mainland China

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