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Towards an Ecosystem of Hospitality – Location:City:Destination - cover

Towards an Ecosystem of Hospitality – Location:City:Destination

Harald Pechlaner

Editorial: Graffeg Limited

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Sinopsis

Derived from the Location:City:Destination conference of 2021, organised by the Chair of Tourism at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt and Tourismus NRW, a new holistic Ecosystem of Hospitality – an integrated approach to location, destination and the living environment – has been devised to meet the challenges faced by the tourism industry today. Combining scientific papers, case studies and best practice analysis by a variety of contributors, this book seeks to inform and influence academics, researchers, industry professionals and policy makers, presenting a way forward for future development and shared success.
Disponible desde: 01/03/2022.

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