Differential tourism zones on the western Canada–US border
Abstract
This paper examines how a single international border can exact different policies, practices, spatial variations, and tourism spaces at various points along its length. Based on an examination of the westernmost portion of the Canada–US frontier, this constructivist study investigates how the juxtaposition of barriers, attractions, transit spaces, and tourism landscapes is created concurrently on a single stretch of an international boundary....
Paper Details
Title
Differential tourism zones on the western Canada–US border
Published Date
Mar 24, 2017
Journal
Volume
22
Issue
6
Pages
682 - 704
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