Tourism 3.0 and archaeology: approaching tourists’ generated‑content of World Heritage sites

Tourism 3.0 and archaeology: approaching tourists’ generated‑content of World Heritage sites
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旅游 3.0 和考古学:探讨游客在世界遗产地生成的内容

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2019
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PASOS Revista de Turismo y Patrimonio Cultural
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Alicia Castillo
Alicia Castillo
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Nekbet Corpas;Alicia Castillo

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