By Frances Brown
A suite of case reports of tourism in various peripheral areas in Europe. Empirical facts are used to demonstrate the threats and possibilities provided by way of tourism in those components, to track its evolution there through the years, and to indicate instruments for imposing it in ways in which are environmentally and socially applicable.
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Perceptions from the Periphery 23 Theme 2: Transformation at the Core – Implications for the Periphery The description in our introduction of the core–periphery distinction suggests a concrete and unchanging scenario. The utility of such an approach to clarify the construct may at one level hide a more complex picture. In contrast to the simple conceptualisation given earlier, this analytical theme takes as its starting point a notion of dynamic between the core and the periphery. As Selby points out in the third case study, policy decisions have been taken at the core which are intended to reduce the disadvantage felt at the periphery.
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Furthermore, images held by tourists are considered to have implications for the sustainability of inward investment in general. As authors such as Collinge (1989) have argued, in the era of footloose capital, an attractive place to visitors is often also attractive to investors. Some relevant findings It has been estimated that Cardiff’s tourism generates £144 million of direct expenditure each year, supporting over 5000 jobs (L & R Leisure, 1995). 1 million visitors by the year 2000, with Cardiff acting as an important gateway with ‘a critical mass of tourism, cultural, and leisure facilities’ (WTB, 1994).