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...Zeng et al. (2021) explored the factors that affect destination competitiveness and its relationship with tourism satisfaction and tourists behavioural intentions to return to and recommend location to others. Dunets et al. (2020) noted in their study that low mountain areas have the most suitable...

...Abstract Sustainable tourism is an approach that aims to maintain environmental, economic, and social balance. Strategic planning involves a systematic decision-making process to achieve long-term goals, while the circular economy focuses on conserving natural resources and minimizing waste...

...The changing trends of international tourism have created interest and focus in wellness tourism, a subdivision emphasising mind and body health with travel. An increasing number of travellers ask for experiences that allow them to rejuvenate and practice some personal self-care. This chapter...

...Nature-based health tourism (NBHT) is gaining popularity as consumers seek wellness through the therapeutic qualities of natural environments. The natural environment has a profound impact on human well-being by providing clean air, water, fertile soils, and nutritious food. In the past, humans...

...A rapidly expanding subset of the travel and wellness industries, nature-based health tourism, offers special chances to improve mental, emotional, and physical well-being through pursuits like eco-therapy, forest bathing, and wellness retreats. In this chapter, the psychological advantages...

...The focus of this chapter is on the marketing communication of sustainable nature-based health tourism (NBHT). It analyses the consumer engagement, the role of the digital marketing, and the sustainable practices drawing environmentally sustainable tourists. Wellness tourism (WT) – or what we now...

... does the media shape individual expectations of travel as a mental health remedy? RQ 2. What psychological consequences emerge from escapist travel experiences? RQ 3. In what ways does structured nature-based tourism offer more sustainable outcomes for well-being? Research...

...This study investigates wellness tourism in mountain destinations globally, examining its growth, drivers, and effects while balancing consumer needs, cultural values, and sustainability; furthermore offers insights into mountain wellness tourism for economic growth, cultural preservation...

...) emphasizes that these aspects work together to guarantee tourism satisfaction, well-being, and exclusive impactful experiences. Further, it is argued that a safe and quality environmental environment improves the well-being and health of tourists. When tourists have these experiences, their stress level...

...Nature-based health tourism (NBHT) is an evolving concept in which tourists travel to care for their mental and physical health within the sphere of nature without disturbing the destination. Natural resources are a cornerstone for improving health, happiness, and mental peace. Mother Nature...

..., psychological, and social factors. As mental and physical health are deeply interconnected, prioritizing mental health care and destigmatizing mental illness are vital for both individual flourishing and societal advancement. 4. Issues and Challenges of Nature-based Health Tourism Nature-based health tourism...

...The study ends with suggestions for incorporating nature-based health tourism (NBHT) into India's national tourism policy to support holistic health outcomes and sustainable development by taking examples of four of the states of India, i.e., Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Kerala, and Goa. Data...

...These wellness tourists are attracted to peaceful, nature-filled, lush green surroundings, rejuvenating environments that support inner body balance. Their work laid the grounds for understanding how Wellness tourism can serve as a vehicle for well-being. Nature-based Wellness tourism is deeply...

...Abstract This study investigates the causal relationship between tourism arrivals, health expenditure (HE), economic growth (EG), and CO₂ emissions in Poland through annual data covering 1995–2022. The authors perform the Toda & Yamamoto causality test to explore the causal...

...Abstract This study explores the significance of strategic management in achieving sustainability within the tourism sector. Tourism is defined both narrowly as a mobility activity for enjoyment and broadly as an economic ecosystem. As a major income source, tourism necessitates efficient resource...

.... ( 2017 ). Women in tourism industry of Sri Lanka . Journal of Tourism, Hospitality and Sports , 25 . Tekin , H. ( 2000 ). Eğitimde Ölçme ve Değerlendirme . Yargı Press . Wu , J. , & Liu , A. M. ( 2006 ). A study on the relationship between organisational commitment...

... review tourism Introduction The tourism industry is an important contributor to most developed, developing, and least developed economies as it elevates common social, economic, and environmental issues in tourism destinations. Apart from the benefits received from tourism activities to the economy...

...Abstract The aim of this research is to explore the critical role of women in sustainable tourism. From 2000 to 2024, the number of women working in the tourism sector, the number of women owning tourism businesses, and the number of women in leadership positions within tourism enterprises were...