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To evaluate how coastal tourism destination policies address climate change impacts and to propose an integrated resilience framework centered on the human-environment relationship.

October 2, 2019Tourism Planning & DevelopmentOpen Access

Planning for Climate Change Impacts: Coastal Tourism Destination Resilience Policies

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DJDavid Jarratt NDNick Davies

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Policy review reveals persistent gaps in climate adaptation across coastal tourism destinations, highlighting the urgent need for resilience frameworks focused on human and ecological wellbeing.

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To evaluate how coastal tourism destination policies address climate change impacts and to propose an integrated resilience framework centered on the human-environment relationship.
Re-evaluated academic literature examining coastal tourism management and climate adaptation policy development.
Synthesized recent destination-level policy examples to assess current preparedness and identify emerging governance directions.
Coastal tourism plans and policies largely neglect specific adaptation mechanisms for climate threats such as rising sea levels and storm surges.
Future policy frameworks require centering blue space wellbeing benefits, environmental education, and human-ecological interactions to enhance destination resilience.

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Jarratt et al. (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ba0bd39ea7417dc430ebb https://doi.org/10.1080/21568316.2019.1667861

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October 2, 2019Tourism Planning & DevelopmentOpen Access

Planning for Climate Change Impacts: Coastal Tourism Destination Resilience Policies

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Authors

DJDavid Jarratt NDNick Davies

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Overview

Policy review reveals persistent gaps in climate adaptation across coastal tourism destinations, highlighting the urgent need for resilience frameworks focused on human and ecological wellbeing.

Key Points

To evaluate how coastal tourism destination policies address climate change impacts and to propose an integrated resilience framework centered on the human-environment relationship.
Re-evaluated academic literature examining coastal tourism management and climate adaptation policy development.
Synthesized recent destination-level policy examples to assess current preparedness and identify emerging governance directions.
Coastal tourism plans and policies largely neglect specific adaptation mechanisms for climate threats such as rising sea levels and storm surges.
Future policy frameworks require centering blue space wellbeing benefits, environmental education, and human-ecological interactions to enhance destination resilience.

Cite This Study

Jarratt et al. (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ba0bd39ea7417dc430ebb https://doi.org/10.1080/21568316.2019.1667861

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