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Climate crisis and tourism in Brazil: what has changed in the last 20 years?

Climate crisis and tourism in Brazil: what has changed in the last 20 years?

2 years ago 5 min read
The main national public policies on climate change and tourism in Brazil (between 2003 and 2022) were analyzed in an article recently published in the Brazilian Journal of Tourism Research (RBTUR). The article,
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Nayara R. Marques Gabrielle N. de Andrade Jaqueline Gil
by Nayara R. Marques Gabrielle N. de Andrade Jaqueline Gil
Tourism and crisis management in coastal areas: a reflection on the Brazilian coast

Tourism and crisis management in coastal areas: a reflection on the Brazilian coast

2 years ago 6 min read
Over the past 40 years, media coverage of disasters has conveyed loss of life, human suffering, damage to public and private property, and economic and social disruption. The negative publicity resulting from these
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Wilker Ricardo de Mendonça Nóbrega
by Wilker Ricardo de Mendonça Nóbrega
International Tourists and Sustainability

International Tourists and Sustainability

2 years ago 5 min read
Sustainability is an increasingly recurring topic, with an extremely broad bibliography, but also quite thorny. It mixes environmental issues with economic development and social justice, and, due to its malleability, allows multiple interpretations
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Cristiano Araujo Borges
by Cristiano Araujo Borges
Homo neanderthalensis and Homo sapiens

Homo neanderthalensis and Homo sapiens

2 years ago 4 min read
In 1856, while working in the Neander Valley (Germany), some workers found what they thought were the remains of a bear. Later, paleontologists claimed that these were evidence of a predecessor human species
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Iara Brasileiro
by Iara Brasileiro
Tourism and climate justice: A challenge for everyone

Tourism and climate justice: A challenge for everyone

2 years ago 5 min read
The year is 2098. It's summer, but Rio's beaches are practically empty. Impossible to stay under the scorching sun of 49 degrees Celsius (°C). Superstructures with strong nighttime lighting are now used for
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Marcus Polette
by Marcus Polette
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