Sentence examples for mobility tourism from inspiring English sources

The appearance of cases in Europe, the United States and other countries by travelers returning from known outbreak areas underscores the contributory factors of increased human mobility, tourism, global climate change, and increases in insecticide resistance [10] [15].

Tourist experience research tends to focus on destinations rather than journeys, overlooking the role of mobility in tourism experiences and the need for mobile research methods.

Moreover, these two kind of mobility, cycle tourism and train, contribute to their mutual development.

The focus of this paper is on geotagged photographs that provide novel insights into how people visit and experience a city, revealing aspects of mobility and tourism, and discovering the attractions in the urban landscape.

This network represents an opportunity to regenerate inland areas on a large scale view, since positive effects related with such mobility and tourism habit, in terms of visitors and economic benefits, hit the territory nearby the cycle backbone: each user can decide which territory exploring and where and how starting and finishing his journey or shifting from bicycle to others transport means.

Main challenge was to experiment how another model of mobility, the cycle tourism, able to promote a territorial project preferring to pass slowly through the inland areas, avoided by the fast infrastructural lines, could contribute in such regeneration process.

This idea helps us to understand why development is often associated to increased levels of migratory as well as non-migratory mobility (such as commuting, tourism and business travel).

In recent years, the popularity of a particular global health care mobility known as medical tourism has risen significantly.

In order to reach this goal, it was exploited the innovation power of the cycle tourism, a touristic mobility riding on long and secure paths.

Integration of tourism data with mobility information can help tourists make the most of their time and even save money on transportation.

To date, RGT has not been used in many studies covering mobility research: in the field of tourism research, it has been repeatedly used to gain insight into individuals" perception of destinations [9, 36, 37].