Mind the gap: Reconceptualising inclusive development in support of integrated urban planning and tourism development

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This chapter proposes a model of integrated access in the promotion of an integrated agenda for urban planning and urban tourism development. The underlying assertion of the conceptual framework presented is that sustainable urban tourism development is reliant on inclusive development that works to balance the needs of both visitors and locals in the production of urban tourisms. The core challenge in achieving an integrated approach lies in the identified disconnect between existing tourism development and urban planning practices. In addressing this challenge, a reconceptualisation of inclusive tourism development is offered, which focuses on the promotion of integrated access across economic, spatial and institutional spheres.

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Uğur, L. (2016). Mind the gap: Reconceptualising inclusive development in support of integrated urban planning and tourism development. In Tourism in the City: Towards an Integrative Agenda on Urban Tourism (pp. 51–66). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26877-4_3

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