Managing the Environment: Sustainability and Economic Development of Tourism

This book contains some contributions from the VI International Conference on Tourism, Economics and Environment that took place at Malaga, Spain. The book includes a collection of case studies and best practices linking sustainability to tourism. The topics addressed represent an overview of the most contemporary problems affecting the tourism sector.

Contents:

Low cost airlines and tourism: analysis of the case of Easyjet from the perspective of complex networks and its management implications

Flickr: tool for a market analysis of tourism consumption

New tourism uses for defence heritage: tourism enhancement of historic castles and fortresses

Application of the concept "tourism cluster" in urban planning. A proposal for Calp Old Town

Tourism development and high-speed railway in Andalusia

Sustainable tourism and management of national parks in Spain: unfinished business

The tourist explotation of natural areas observed under law 30/2014, of 3 december, regarding national parks

Carbon footprint management as an opportunity for differentiation for the rural accommodation sector

Tear down that green fence: traditional uses of the territory standing up against natural protection and ecotourism in the Spanish Pyrenees

Design of an input-output table for the touristic supply chain in Spain

Aanalysis of the ethical behavior of local politicians in Spain through its influence on holiday dwelling prices

Theoretical identification of drivers and barriers for setting up EMS in SMES in China

VAT and the Tourism sector

Feed-in tariff policies and their impact on development of the European photovoltaic sector