The existing literature map** the state of mixed methods research in tourism does not
provide in-depth information concerning the number and type of mixed methods studies …

The sport sector has witnessed a shift where organizations at all levels have begun to place
considerable importance on becoming more environmentally conscientious. Simultaneously …

This study estimated the annual carbon footprint of active sport tourists caused by snow-
sport-related travel in the context of day trips, vacations, training courses, and competitions …

Accommodation and lodging are an integral component of the tourism and hospitality
industry. Given the sectors' growing contribution to resource consumption and waste, there …

The connection between tourism development and the natural environment is more intense
in outdoor sport tourism than in many other forms of tourism. Natural settings (space), sport …

This paper aims to investigate how supporters perceive and react to environmental
messages that call for reducing the environmental impact of sporting events. Based on …

A systematic literature review was conducted to explore the relation between key players of
the demand for sport and the environmental sustainability, within the 2013–2019 timeframe …

Purpose Sporting events are the core of sport tourism. However, when it comes to business
models (BM) in the context of event sport tourism, that is, how value is created and delivered …

This chapter discusses sports and environment–two important pillars of society–through the
study of economics. It summarizes fundamental economic principles, followed by a primer …

Sport events and associated venues impose a significant impact on the environment.
Athletes, coaches, officials, athletes' entourage, and spectators travel to sport competitions …