Risk and a changing environment for Antarctic tourism

Patrick Maher · Margaret Johnston · Jackie Dawson · Jamie Noakes

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This research note explores the issues of perceptions of risk and a changing environment for Antarctic tourism. A pilot study was undertaken aboard an Antarctic cruise ship in February 2008 with the purpose of examining the views of passengers about risk and environmental change in light of the recent sinking of the Explorer and the growing awareness of climate change effects in polar regions.

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