Tourism, hospitality and digital
- 60 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Exploring the intersection of tourism and geopolitics, the book argues for the necessity of geopolitical analyses in understanding how geographical, economic, and cultural factors shape international relations. It emphasizes the importance of modern transportation in connecting individuals across various scales, from local to global, and addresses pressing issues such as terrorism and environmental challenges. By examining these dynamics, the author highlights how tourism can reflect and influence territorial appropriation and international problems.
