Estrategias de complementariedad entre comercio y turismo en centros históricos patrimoniales: el caso de Venecia

Ana Isabel Espinosa Seguí

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Urban Development and Cultural Heritage Urbanism, Landscape, and Tourism Studies Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research

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Venice is one of the top visited heritage cities all around Europe, but also the one with the highest degree of being dependent on tourism in order to survive. The specialisation of the local economy in the tertiary sector, exclusively targeted on tourists, has provoked an oversupply of stores devoted to handcraft products and lately, to luxury retail.

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