Navigating urban tourism planning in a late-pandemic world: The Copenhagen case

Paving the Way for a Sustainable Society: Assessing the Inclusive Tourism Development in Transition China

“…This indicates the government is the key driving force for promoting inclusive tourism development. First, the government takes advantage of various instruments include planning, preferential policies, financial support, and talent introduction to develop tourism resources and promotes tourism economic growth and provides more employment opportunities to local residents (Buzinde & Caterina-Knorr, 2022;Baerenholdt & Meged, 2023). Second, the government effectively coordinates the distribution of benefits between stakeholders, such as enterprises and residents, so all groups can share the benefits of tourism development (Nyanjom et al, 2018).…”

“…Inclusive tourism pays more attention to the equitable distribution of benefits, which involves relationships between stakeholders, including governments, enterprises, consumers, residents, and marginalized groups (Len, 2018). The government plays the role of leader and organizer in tourism development and governance, guiding and driving other stakeholders to promote fairness and equality in tourism (Baerenholdt & Meged, 2023). The key to inclusive tourism is that the government enhances the ability of marginalized groups to participate in tourism development through institutional empowerment and enhances the endogenous driving force of tourism development (Fennell & Garrod, 2021).…”

Introduction to the Handbook on Sustainable Urban Tourism

“…If not well planned, however, it can lead to touristification of cities (Martins, 2020), overtourism (Dodds & Butler, 2019;Milano et al, 2019), and tensions between residents and visitors (Gurran et al, 2020), among other negative impacts. As a result, scholars have highlighted the need for more research on sustainable tourism development in urban environments (Baerenholdt & Meged, 2023) to help policy makers and the industry towards better implementation of sustainable solutions.…”

Coexistence of Tourism in Urban Planning: Active Living, Social Sustainability, and Inclusivity

“…Tourism has inextricably coexisted in urban planning since the popularity of cities as an attraction to tourists [52,53]. However, there is a need for more papers that concentrate on the notions of urban planning and tourism [54]. Existing urban planning and tourism studies' literature focuses on particular locations [52][53][54][55].…”

“…However, there is a need for more papers that concentrate on the notions of urban planning and tourism [54]. Existing urban planning and tourism studies' literature focuses on particular locations [52][53][54][55]. The focus of the papers attests to the marginalisation of tourism planning in urban development [52] along with accessibility services [56].…”