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All around the world, as growing numbers of tourists and recreational visitors flock to protected and other natural areas stimulated by a renewed search for physical, mental, and even spiritual health and wellbeing, different practices and behaviours emerge. This book brings together experiences and perspectives from many countries around the world. On the demand side, the experiences are united by the desire of tourists to find a real and regenerating connection in nature. On the supply side, designing and managing tourist systems that preserve natural capital in good condition requires great professionalism to dynamically maintain a fragile and delicate balance between tourists, local communities, and nature. By understanding the attitudes and emerging norms of behaviour within the context of nature-based tourism, we can begin to sketch a roadmap to enable more holistic, enjoyable, healthy and responsible visitor experiences; facilitate ecosystem conservation; contribute to the mental and physical wellbeing of tourists and outdoor recreationists; and build sustainable economies and resilient destinations and livelihoods. This book is of great relevance for academic researchers, advanced tourism and conservation students, and practitioners working in nature-based tourism and conservation, especially those with a focus on natural destinations, as well as those interested in consumer behaviour, business and management, recreation, and sustainable tourism development.
Contents
1: Theoretical Contributions Part I: Approaches in Nature-Based Tourism Research 1: Diving with Turtles: in Search of Nature in Recalled Vacation Trip Experiences and their Influence on Subjective Wellbeing. Eva Vroegop 2: Linking Tourism, Wellbeing and Ecosystems: Towards a Nature-based Solution for improving wellbeing through social tourism. Sara Duarte, Tim Taylor and Carlos Ferreira Part II: Destinations/Protected Area Management Perspectives and Experiences (Supply side) 3: Forests, Health and Tourism: Development of Sustainable Models for Nature-based Health Tourism in Austria and Bavaria. Sebastian Markov, Corinna Pippirs, Georg Christian Steckenbauer and Michael Bischof 4: Nature-based tourism in resilient destinations: Methodological approaches and pilot applications for product development in experimental destinations. Anastasia Traskevich and Martin Fontanari, 5: Reviving the abandoned village of Vamvakou in Greece through community-based tourism with the support of private funding: a difficult balancing act? Maria Goutou and Nicholas Karachalis 6: How Shifts in Societal, Industry and Consumer Behaviour Shape New Strategic Realities for Nature-based Tourism Destinations. Simon Jones and Milena Nikolova 7: From Consumption to Esteem: Birdwatching Tourism for Overcoming the Effects of the Exploitation of Natural Resources in Nagaland, India. Ben Wielenga, Akke Folmer and Stefan Hartman 8: Sustainable Management of Invasive Alien Species in Protected Areas? The Future Design Dilemma. of 'Rabbit Island', Japan. Thomas Jones and Rie Usui Part III: Nature-based Tourism Perspectives and Experiences (Demand side) 9: What Pushes Nature Enthusiasts? A five-country Comparison. Thomas Bausch and Verena Tauber 10: The Sustainability of Scuba Diving Tourism: Principles and Implications. Daniela Marzo and Iacopo Cavallini 11: Sustainable Tourism Development Through Shadow Destinations: Case Studies from Central Sweden. Anna Sörensson and Ulrich Schmudde 12: The Future of (Slow) Travel: Tourist Attitudes as a Guide to Sustainable Tourism Development. Isabelle Adler and Kim Hartmann 13: Tourism Regenesis: Citizen Science and Wildfire Recovery in the Time of Climate Change. Abhijeet Shirsat and Erik Luvaas Part IV: Post-pandemic perspectives in Nature-based Tourism 14: Recreation in Forests: Implications for Tourism Product Development Based on the Analysis of Terpenes in Two Forest Types. Monika Bachinger, Angelina Mattivi, Philipp Hilmer and Ahmed A. Karim 15: Sustainability and Post-COVID-19 Tourism Strategies in Natural Protected Areas: Spain as a case Study. Margarita Capdepón Frías 16: The Tourism Transition of Green Destinations in the Post-pandemic. Rita Salvatore II: Case Studies 17: Natural Heritage as a Tool to Promote Wellbeing and Quality of Life: The Case of I Giganti della Sila, Italy. Sonia Ferrari, Nicolaia Iaffaldano and Simona Lo Bianco 18: Motivations, Outcomes, and Emotional Responses of Visitors Attending Personal Interpretation Programmes: A Case Study of Provincial Parks in Alberta, Canada. Glen Hvenegaard, Elizabeth Halpenny and Clara-Jane Blye 19: The Contribution of Past Experiences on Revisit Intentions in National Parks: The Case of Tourists in Tanzania's Lake Manyara National Park. Erica J. Hando, Simon M. Thiong'o, Rita Schulz and Brendah N. Uluma 20: The Potential of Coasteering as a Coastal Touristic Product: The Case of the Azores. Paulo Torres, Andrea Zita Botelho, Ana Cristina Costa, Maria Anunciação Ventura and Francisco Silva 21: Wellbeing Tourism in Costarainera, Italy: The Giacomo Filippo Novaro Park. Adriana Ghersi 22: Decomposition of the Dimension of Wine Destination for the Experiences of Tourists: The Concept of 'Winescape'. Patrik Kubát, Andrea Králiková and Katerina Ryglová 23: Commodifying Clear Waters and Green Mountains through Tourism: A case study of Fazhan Village in Giant Panda National Park. Yulei Guo 24: Sustainable Tourism Recovery in Nature-based Tourism Destinations of Nepal. Sitaram Dahal and Kabindra Bhatta 25: Nature-based Tourism Potential in Ukraine: Strengthening the Industry's Postwar Recovery through Cluster Development. Nataliia Kochkina, Iryna Trunina, Myroslava Bosovska and Olena Sushchenko 26: Conclusions
