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Measuring Tourism: Methods, Indicators, and Needs R. Baggio In: Cooper, C. and Fayos‐Solà, E.. The Future of Tourism: Innovation and Sustainability, Heidelberg: Springer, 2018 =*=*=*=*= Abstract This contribution examines the wicked problem of adequately measuring tourism in …
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