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City and Tourism debates the city and its tourism, the city and its leisure, and the city and its changes. It is on the topic of urban tourism, which has become the world’s leading form of tourism and, according to conventional classifications, includes international tourists, business tourists and day-trippers.
This scientific journal publishes original articles, special issues, book reviews, interviews and critical commentary on city tourism, a scientific subject which is part of the globalization process. This journal thus examines our "nomadic planet", where humans travel from city to city, an examination which provides a new practical and theoretical framework to better understand the economic, social, urbanist and cultural processes at play.
This journal examines different meaningful themes through the lens of human and social science. We favor two complementary approaches which together allow us to paint a precise portrait of the tourist city: a marketing approach (economic, communication, management, CSR, branding and governance) and a geographical approach (spatial, human, cultural and environmental).
"Be the stakeholders of city tourism and share your results."
There is no submission or publication fee to enter City and Tourism. Scientific articles are reviewed scrupulously and the identity of the parties is always hidden with a double-blind peer review.
We base our development and notoriety on the quality of our published scientific articles and on our ability to develop debates on the themes of urban tourism and the changing city.
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Cité et tourisme est consacrée à la ville et son tourisme, la ville et ses mutations/recompositions, mais aussi sur les différents loisirs associés aux habitants et aux touristes. Cette revue est née de l’accélération de la pratique du city break - city vacation - city trip - city tour qui se diffuse largement à l’échelle mondiale.
Le city tourism est un objet de connaissance scientifique identifiable, partie prenante du processus de la mondialisation et de l’extension de l’écoumène touristique. La revue prend en compte la multiplication des mobilités touristiques et des modes d’habiter, d’aménager et de promouvoir - gérer - manager la ville, un cadre théorique et pratique permettant de mieux cerner les processus économiques, sociaux, urbanistiques et culturels à l’œuvre.
Deux approches complémentaires sont privilégiées : une approche marketing (économique, communication, management, gestion, gouvernance) et une approche géographique (spatiale, humaine, culturelle, environnementale).
« Soyons les acteurs du tourisme urbain et partageons nos résultats »
La revue propose une politique scrupuleuse d’examen des articles scientifiques. L’identité des parties est toujours cachée avec une évaluation par les pairs en double aveugle.
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Events in the city: between attractiveness and negative externalities. Through events, it is the staging, storytelling and production of a renewed tourist offer that is in question. The commercial, cultural and sports city (...)
By adapting the creative city model to the local context, Saint-Etienne has been implementing an urban policy since the mid-1990s with the aim of renewing its urban tissue and producing a dynamic urban image. With design as (...)
Sporting mega-events, such as the Football World Cup and the Olympic Games, are among the major marketing tools for territories. However, they can generate innumerable problems when they are organized by developing or (...)
The Olympic and Paralympic Games generate expectations in terms of tourist attraction, but the ex post literature relativizes them due to crowding out effects. In order to understand these possible effects in 2020 in Tokyo (...)
Through a case study, we will analyze the creation of an innovative attractiveness agency for Toulouse, taking action on a national scale as a first in terms of territorial governance for business tourism, events and (...)
Globalization has consequences for observable and quantifiable city tourism practices; the world’s major cities are similar - or not - in the approach and management of this urban tourism with touristic projects and (...)
The great development of the New Information and Communication Technologies has facilitated the transition from the ordinary city to the smart city, a label that has been claimed in recent years by a lot of territories (...)
In December 1995, Luang Prabang was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Based on a decentralized cooperation agreement with a french city named Chinon, a protection and enhancement program was initiated. In 2008, a (...)
Editorial Board
Editor in chief
Patrice Ballester
IEFT - Tourism School
patrice.ballester@gmail.com
Co-Editors
Elsa Devienne
Northumbria University
Angleterre
elsadevienne@gmail.com
Erick Leroux
Université de Paris 13
Sorbonne Paris Cité
leroux_erick@hotmail.com
Charly Machemehl
Université de Rouen Normandie
charly.machemehl@univ-rouen.fr
Gabriele Manella
Université de Bologne
Italie
gabriele.manella@unibo.it
Christine Petr
Institut de Management de Bretagne Sud
christine.petr@univ-ubs.fr
Juan Ignacio Pulido Fernandez
Université de Jaén
Espagne
jipulido@ujaen.es