Cross-border tourism: Spain and Portugal, a common destination

Carmen Maiz-Bar (), Xulio Pardellas and Carmen Padin

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Abstract: ABSTRACT: A new approach to the analysis of the border between Spain and Portugal, a basically rural territory, requires a debate about local development problems, among which we can find the effects of its configuration as a common tourist destination. This paper presents an assessment of several elements for that debate, and the common resources that can define the area as a common tourist destination. A design model is also provided, which can enable territory planning through the appraisal of those resources. Key words: common tourist destination, cross-border territory, destination design

Keywords: common tourist destination; cross-border territory; destination design (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-10
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