Green at home. Green on the road? An examination of whether individuals who practice eco-sustainable behaviours in their daily lives maintain these habits while travelling / James Brian Aday and Kelly Virginia Phelan

Recent data indicates eco-sustainable tourism accounts for an increasing percentage of total worldwide tourism receipts. The economic influence, leveraged with the positive environmental implications associated with sustainability practices, has resulted in the emergence of eco-sustainability as an...

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Опубликовано: Faculty of Hotel and Tourism Management, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia, 2013-06.
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