Cruises, supranationalism and border complexities.

D. J. Timothy

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Cruise Tourism Development and Management Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration

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This chapter describes several geopolitical aspects of the cruise sector, including its political complexities, its similarity to the growth of tourism at international boundaries and the role of cross-border regional cooperation in tourism, especially as it pertains to cruises.

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