Tourism in Bali is magnificent the eyes of international world. This beautiful island could attract millions tourists both foreign and domestic. However, recently has caught national attention due to huge amount accumulation marine litters that were frequently accumulated touristic area especially Kuta Beach Bali. Therefore, this study, author did research regards know what factors affect touri...

Recent reports of Najas marina L. (Hydrocharitaceae) from Sicily have been interpreted as a confirmation its presence on the island, where it was earlier mentioned in 1800s. However recent finds do not represent “N. marina” (currently N. major All.) but subsp. armata Horn (= delilei Rouy), different taxon, previously recorded Sicily. According to those and several new presented here, appears be...

In this study, it is aimed to evaluate the effects of over tourism on two touristic islands in Çanakkale, Bozcaada and Gökçeada, from eyes local people. Overtourism emphasizes that an excessive number tourists a particular destination can have negative society. phenomenon overtourism has been discussed basis social carrying capacity Doxey's irridex-tolarate model. line with purpose, perception ...

The importance of language in the changing usage of particular environments is a topic worthy of greater attention than hitherto. Fraser Island has passed through a period of intense political conflict to one in which it is dominated by the new discourse of ecotourism. It is now part of that global development in which it is claimed that tourists can become properly informed about, and become p...

Lipari is the largest and most populated island in Aeolian Archipelago, a UNESCO site, highly frequented touristic destination. As many other insular settings, low-lying coastal stretches E NE sectors of are locally exposed to erosion flooding, enhanced by subsidence effects leading local sea level rise. Most these appear critical, being narrow increasingly threatened risk permanent inundation ...

More than merely symbolic, destinations of roots tourism such as Gorée Island (Senegal) are places where emotion about slavery is supposed to be experienced and displayed. UNESCO statements, political testimonies by distinguished visitors, performances well-known African American artists comments tourists seem testify this. I modestly argue that, evoking feelings, presumably shared, in a settin...