Restructuring seaside tourism

By S. Agarwal. 2002

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The evolution of mass tourism destinations: New approaches beyond deterministic models in Benidorm (Spain) (2013, background): “Within the framework of productive restructuring theory, Agarwal (2002, 2005) viewed the decline of destinations as due to the interaction between internal forces that reduced the competitiveness of a destination and external factors that intensified competition.”
Tourism ‘non-entrepreneurship’ in peripheral destinations: a case study of small and medium tourism enterprises on Bornholm, Denmark (2003, background): “and Debbage 1998: 119) it is unlikely that such a clear-cut pattern of tourism evolution can be recognized easily in any given tourist destination (Agarwal 2002).”
Tourism Restructuring and the Politics of Sustainability: A Critical View From the European Periphery (The Canary Islands) (2004, background): “…through resort upgrading, product innovation and diversification, in conjunction with the introduction of planning constraints on the most aggressive forms of tourism-related urbanisation, and public investment into infrastructure renewal projects (cf. Agarwal, 2002; Marchena Gómez, 1995: 29–30).”