offering new perspectives for tourism. Design/methodology/approach – The paper identifies some key concerns that cities … perspectives for tourism”.  …

, visitors contribute to the discovery of new areas for tourism ‐ and in some sense the creation of new places to visit. Research … limitations/implications – Further research in other areas of London and in other world tourism cities is needed to develop ideas … discussed here. Practical implications – Subtler forms of tourism marketing are required to develop the potential of areas like …

. Design/methodology/approach – Based on current definitions of creative tourism, on the literature of culture, culture … that differently constructed characteristics of these spaces interrupt the continuity of the creative tourism experience …

place‐making, spatial development, tourism, and the formation of creative cities. Design/methodology/approach – The article …

creative regeneration and cultural tourism, and empirically illustrates two cases for comparative study. The case studies are … particular importance to boost cultural tourism such as: place identity, sustainable development, urban regeneration and …

embeds the evolution of the system of diverse intersecting tourism and non tourism “mobilities” that characterize an urban …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the relationship between culture and tourism, and the urban re … being a financial, tourism, culture and innovation center. Findings – The paper first points to the facts and main … attractions of tourism as being tangible and intangible, and to the effects of national and local policies on cultural tourism …

and influence on tourism, focusing on the synergetic relationship between these elements.  …

misconceptions during the globalization of tourism. Design/methodology/approach – The four peer reviewed articles presented in this … in Asia. The first two articles presented examine the influence of tourism on a village. The third article focuses on …