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SLOW TOURISM: not a trend, but a reflection of tourism transformation

7.12.2021 Emily Höckert proximity tourism, tourism, Yleinen

SLOW TOURISM: Not a trend, but a reflection of tourism transformation Text: Anna-Emilia Haapakoski Tourism speaks in the media by the voice of many. Although language isn’t an objective…

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