In 2019, this journal asked whether overtourism was a genuinely new issue or merely a new label for a long-debated phenomenon, concluding that the phenomenon was old but the term was new and worthy of future study. Seven years on – and after a pandemic that first interrupted and then intensified tourist flows – this research letter revisits that question by asking what has changed. Through an updated exploratory review of the literature, it examines whether overtourism has consolidated into a more autonomous field of enquiry or remains a loosely bounded umbrella term, and it outlines priorities for the research agenda ahead.
Capocchi, A., Bianchi, F. (2026). Overtourism: what’s next?. CURRENT ISSUES IN TOURISM [10.1080/13683500.2026.2728075].
Overtourism: what’s next?
Capocchi, A
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2026
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In 2019, this journal asked whether overtourism was a genuinely new issue or merely a new label for a long-debated phenomenon, concluding that the phenomenon was old but the term was new and worthy of future study. Seven years on – and after a pandemic that first interrupted and then intensified tourist flows – this research letter revisits that question by asking what has changed. Through an updated exploratory review of the literature, it examines whether overtourism has consolidated into a more autonomous field of enquiry or remains a loosely bounded umbrella term, and it outlines priorities for the research agenda ahead.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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