Pay to Play in Parks: An Australian Policy Perspective on Visitor Fees in Public Protected Areas
Journal of Sustainable TourismPublished 1 June 2003Open access
Ralf Buckley
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Many public protected areas worldwide charge fees for entrance, overnight camping, and commercial tour
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