Antarctic ship-borne tourism: an expanding industry.

E. Bertram

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Cruise Tourism Development and Management Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Polar Research and Ecology

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This chapter explores the development of Antarctic tourism during its first 50 years, identifies its current forms and recent diversification of activities, summarizes the impacts of such activities, and assesses the effectiveness of regulations available for their management. In conclusion, it draws attention to shortcomings in environmental assessment criteria. Though concerned mainly with ship-borne tourism, for comparative purposes it deals also with land-based and air-borne activities.

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