Touristification: Examining Impacts and Future Trends in Tourism

This report delves into the multifaceted phenomenon of touristification, examining its impact on urban spaces, economies, and local communities. It synthesizes research from various sources to define touristification as a process leading to the transformation of spaces due to tourism, often resulting in both economic benefits and social challenges. The report explores how touristification affects real estate, gentrification, and the displacement of residents, as well as the need for proper planning and stakeholder involvement to mitigate negative impacts. It covers various aspects, including the role of local authorities, marketing industries, and the evolution of tourism, including the use of tools like GPS tracking and Airbnb. The report highlights the need for monitoring tourism activities and addressing the tensions that arise in urban cities. The analysis is supported by references to academic books and journals, offering a comprehensive overview of touristification.

TOURISTIFICATION

Table of Contents
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
BIBLIOGRAPHY............................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6

MAIN BODY
Baudry (2017)., has conduct a research on “off the beaten track” localities. In this
research they focus upon world tourism cities. They reassert their limitation to macro cities by
disputation that multi- serviceable and polycentric region with advanced level of civilization
diversity have the power to produce new section or localities with a tourist attractiveness. Their
statement seems arguable and yet, that why it is not possible for small cities to improving the
area for tourist, because of fewer commodities and typical places. The result of this research is
improving tourist areas in micro and macro cities. Touristification is been considered as the
curious phenomenon that has been desired as equal measure by the policy makers, cultural
producers, residents and the tourist themselves.
Belhadj (2016), Belhadj (2016), touristification may be defined as a process which in turn
resulted into definite space, unplanned and massive development of tourism. Further, it also
leads transformation of concerned space into tourism. Ikeda (2017). The outcome of this
research is possible to show actual phase of tourism, also shows that local authorities and
marketing industries can continuously focus on latest and modern types of tourism rather than
traditional tourism. This research also represent the economic impact on country because large
numbers of tourist improve the profitability of country and just because of enhancing the tourism
in country authorities also focus upon country environment.
According to the Berger & Pickering (2018)., the procedure of touristification is affect a
range of counter impact such as the enhancements of ascending stress in localized real estate
market, causing the flourishing attribute shift of lifelong lower class occupier. Berger Golombek
& Wicke (2018)., the new touristification in primal areas of the metropolis often concern
processes of restoration and therefore, the replacing of long term occupier, which accounts for
the growth of neighbours objection. The impact of this research is imposes on local citizens
because they have to shift one place to another place just because of touristification.
del Romero Renau (2018) Over a period of time negative impact of touristification is
increased to great extent, countries are not paying attention on increasing negative impact on
social, spatial aspects. Due to this tensions in urban cities have been increased to great extent. As
countries are required to continuously monitor the tourism activities so that society members can
live a great life in that place.

Bruttomesso (2018)., has conduct a research on exploring and reflection on the
interrelatedness of tourism growth and transformations in country. This research provides an
opportunities to study upon the role of tourism in transformation. This research is debate about
on going mechanics of touristification that are specific aggravated at the amount of the existent
traveller hot spots del Romero Renau (2018). In this research authors use different method and
tools like GPS tracking, Airbnb and mobility practices for betterment and growth of
touristification. The outcome of this research is touristy development and modification as
reciprocally essential processes. Also, shows considerations of possible future development in
tourism.
Campos & Sequeira (2019) stated that Now there is need to make proper planning and
involve stakeholders in tourism planning so that tourism development can result in positive
manner. Increasing tourism activities also leads to terrorism attacks but if government make
effective visa policies then it will support in maintaining protection and controlling over torusim
negative aspects and raising economic benefit in country.
According to the Bujalance, Barrera-Fernández & Scalici (2019)., the research conducted
as per impact on tourism and gentrification. The reasone of this research represents complete
conditions. In this research author use approach of tourist apartments. This is latest approach to a
issue that is average to many large recent metropolis, causative a imagery of the modification
seen in the urban scenery use of touristy related content mapping. Campos & Sequeira (2019).,
Author also shows how this transformation can affecting the local residents behaviours, thus
triggering gentrification processes brought about by tourism. The result of this research is
dissatisfaction in citizens of country.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
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