Tourism and world peace: The case of Argentina
Annals of Tourism ResearchPublished 1 January 1989
Turgut Var, Regina Schlüter, Paul Ankomah, Tae-Hee Lee
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Abstract
The world is becoming a global village in which people from different continents are made to feel like next door neighbors. In facilitating more authentic social relationships between individuals, tourism can help overcome many real prejudices and foster new bonds of fraternity. In this sense tourism has become a real force for world peace (Pope John Paul II, cited in D'Amore 1988).
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Social Sciences