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September 10, 2025Via Tourism ReviewOpen Access

Year-round Living in Alpine Arc Resorts Facing High Tourism Intensity and Seasonality

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QDQuentin Benoît Guillaume Drouet

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Overview

Analysis highlights contrasting demographic trends in Alpine Arc communities, suggesting public initiatives influence tourism and local living.

Key Points

  • Demographic changes reveal contrasting trends in Alpine Arc resorts, with some communities growing despite tourism pressures.
  • In interviews with local stakeholders, factors such as real-estate pressures and public initiatives emerged as key influencers.
  • Analysis of socio-economic data underscores the impact of high tourism seasonality on maintaining year-round living dynamics.
  • Balancing tourism for temporary residents with sustainable living for locals remains a challenge in these Alpine communities.

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Quentin Benoît Guillaume Drouet (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a41654b1d3bfb60df06dhttps://doi.org/10.4000/14gbs
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