Tourism and Resilience: Individual, Organisational and Destination Perspectives

C. Michael Hall · Girish Prayag · Alberto Amore

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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Disaster Management and Resilience Regional resilience and development

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List of Figures List of Tables List of Boxed Cases and Insights Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Disturbance and Change in the Tourism System Resilience: Responding to Change Individual Resilience Organisational Resilience Destination Resilience Conclusion: Is Resilience a Resilient Concept? References Index

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