Why destination areas rise and fall in popularity: an update of a Cornell Quarterly classic
Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration QuarterlyPublished 1 June 2001
Stanley C. Plog
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Abstract Travel is more popular than ever, so why should destination managers worry? Because their location's attractiveness may be spinning away even as they watch.
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