Tourism constitutes one of the most important economic and social
activities in contemporary societies. This has not always been the
case and, in fact, we must place the birth of modern tourism and
its material culture in the transition from the 19th to the 20th
century. This book deals with this tourism in a very specific
geographical space, the countries of southern Europe, and on a
chronology centered on the 20th century and focusing on the
different pillars of sustainability: economic, social and
environmental. The aim of this book is to analyze how the maritime
and coastal tourism gave birth to a new economy and material
culture during the Twentieth century, focusing on different
countries and regions in southern Europe. Today this part of Europe
is still the most important tourist destination in the world.
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