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Exploring the potential of proximity at the Tunturiaapa mire in Pyhä

28.1.2022 Emily Höckert mire, proximity tourism, slow tourism, tourism, Yleinen

Exploring the potential of proximity at the Tunturiaapa mire in Pyhä Text: Outi Rantala* * This blog-writing is based on field work conducted together with Piotr Damski, Katja Karjalainen, Kaisa…

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Re-thinking tourism with our proximate surroundings

23.9.2021 Emily Höckert Yleinen

Re-thinking tourism with our proximate surroundings Outi Rantala’s Keynote 29th Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research Shaping mobile futures: Challenges and possibilities in precarious times Watch the dialogue with…

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