Social–ecological factors influencing tourist satisfaction in three ecotourism lodges in the southeastern Peruvian Amazon
Tourism ManagementPublished 29 July 2011
Claudia Torres-Sovero, José A. González, Berta Martín‐López, Christopher Kirkby
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This an accepted author's manuscript (AAM) version of an article published in Tourism Management, 33 (2012) 545-552
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