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pleasure periphery: a standalone construct

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Tourism

tendency of tourism to seek out peripheral regions far from urban centers, which later become developed and push tourism further outward.

In tourism, pleasure periphery refers to tendency of tourism to seek out peripheral regions far from urban centers, which later become developed and push tourism further outward. This meaning comes from Christaller (1964) in Papers of the Regional Science Association.[1]

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References

Christaller, W. (1964). Some considerations of tourism location in Europe: The peripheral regions-under-developed countries-recreation areas. Papers of the Regional Science Association, 12(1), 95-105. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01941243

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