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THE MECHANICS AND MECHANISMS OF TOURISM BROKERING

Name: THE MECHANICS AND MECHANISMS OF TOURISM BROKERING
Creator: Salazar, Noel
Keywords: 9. Industry and infrastructure, 1. No poverty, 1601 Anthropology, 16. Peace & justice, 4401 Anthropology, heritage, 12. Responsible consumption, tour guiding, 5. Gender equality, 11. Sustainability

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 04 Jan 2018 Belgium Publisher:Berghahn BooksJournal:Ethnologia Europaea, volume 48 (eissn: 1604-3030,

Authors: Salazar, Noel;

doi: 10.16995/ee.1963

THE MECHANICS AND MECHANISMS OF TOURISM BROKERING

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Abstract

Although most forms of tourism are, and have always been, highly mediated activities, surprisingly little scholarly attention has been given to the crucial role of human brokers in tourism.

Country

Belgium

Related Organizations

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Belgium
KU Leuven
Belgium

Keywords

1601 Anthropology, 4401 Anthropology, heritage, tour guiding, tourism, anthropology, brokering, cultural broker

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