Globally, coastal areas can be seen as the most popular tourist-recreational destinations. Consequently, these destinations generate major visitor flows. Furthermore, they are interpreted differently by every visitor, for example depending on lifestyles and age. These two problems, or maybe chances, are the central focus in this article. More specifically, this conceptual paper examines what the typical coastal experience consists of and in which ways the producers of the tourist-recreational coastal product can anticipate this. After explaining the principles of visitor management, as defined by Ennen, a theoretical framework is presented that tries to capture the total coastal experience. Then, two existing coastal areas are projected onto this framework. Finally, some conclusions are drawn.
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A historic focus of equine research has been on the time that equids are actively trained, exercised, or handled by humans. Furthermore, research focusing on equine management has mostly been restricted to veterinary interventions aimed at promoting physical health and well-being. In comparison, the time when horses, donkeys, and mules are resting, grazing, stabled, or otherwise out of direct human contact has received little attention. A gap exists in our knowledge about the telos of equidae during the time they are not in direct contact with humans. This is despite the way in which this time contributes towards their welfare, health, and behavioral development
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Boek, uitgegeven naar aanleiding van de oraties van John Dagevos en Yolanda te Poel, d.d. 26-03-07. In het boek worden de belangrijkste visies op duurzame ontwikkeling en het monitoren van duurzame ontwikkeling beschreven. Met name wordt ingegaan op de duurzaamheidsbalans die ontwikkeld is door TELOS, het Brabants Centrum voor Duurzaamheidsvraagstukken. In het eerste deel worden de belangrijkste uitdagingen voor economische vitaliteit, leefbaarheid en ruimtelijke kwaliteit van stad en streek geschetst. In het tweede gedeelte staat de bijdrage van jongeren aan- en leren voor duurzame ontwikkeling centraal.
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