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December 1, 2000Journal of Sustainable Tourism

Tourist and Resident Perceptions of the Physical Impacts of Tourism at Lake Balaton, Hungary: Issues for Sustainable Tourism Management

László Puczkó Tamara Rátz

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(2000). Tourist and Resident Perceptions of the Physical Impacts of Tourism at Lake Balaton, Hungary: Issues for Sustainable Tourism Management. Journal of Sustainable Tourism: Vol. 8, Sustainable Tourism in Post-Socialist Transformation; Guest Editor: Derek Hall, pp. 458-478.

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