Tourism and Climate Change: Impacts, Adaptation and Mitigation

Daniel J. Scott · C. Michael Hall · Stefan Gößling

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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Climate Change Policy and Economics Climate Change and Environmental Impact

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1. Introduction 2. Why is Climate Important for Tourism? The Tourism and Climate Interface 3. Growth in Tourism, Mobility and Emissions of Greenhouse Gases 4. Carbon Management: Climate Change Mitigation in the Tourism Sector 5. Climate Change Impacts on Destinations 6. Government, Industry and Destination Adaptation to Climate Change 7. Consumer Behaviour and Tourism Demand Response to Climate Change 8. Conclusion

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