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The Overtourism Debate - NIMBY, Nuisance, Commodification (Hardcover)
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Many cities focused on tourist development and city marketing to
keep their economies afloat during the financial crisis of
2008-2013, but the subsequent economic recovery saw a combination
of growing visitor numbers, changing behavior patterns and price
hikes, especially in real estate, that created the conditions for a
'perfect storm'. Anti-tourism protests have emerged and have even
started to dominate the political debate in cities around the
world, especially in Europe. Cities such as Amsterdam, Barcelona,
Berlin and Lisbon have developed policies to mitigate the negative
externalities of tourism growth for their residents. Jeroen Oskam's
wide ranging work examines many of the most important issues in the
debate on overtourism including: crowdedness and competition
between tourists and locals in the use of city services
displacement of services catering to locals by tourist amenities
cultural or physical alienation protests against overtourism often
associate the phenomenon with the presence of urban vacation
rentals measures against overtourism, e.g. restrictions on
short-term rentals, access restrictions, economic measures and
reconducting tourist streams. The academic debate in this book
spans multiple disciplines, such as Tourism, Geography, Urban
Planning, Law and Economics. The approaches are equally varied:
while many Tourism scholars try to save or justify tourism growth,
Urban Planners may preferably seek to prevent gentrification, to
minimize tourism externalities and to 'return' the city to its
residents. The purpose of this book is to include the different
positions in the debate; to give insight in the potential future
evolution of the phenomenon; to propose policies and strategies and
to identify underlying mechanisms of the massification of travel.
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