The increasing urban population and the restructuring of urban economies are the main
aspects that determine urban development in the twenty-first century. Rapid urbanization is …

Rapid population growth, urbanization, economic progress, and changing lifestyles all
contributed to an increase in resource consumption and waste generation. Global solid …

Due to intensive tourism and increasing demand for recreational activities, people produce
more waste. In this context, the aim of this research is to determine the opinions of experts …

In the past decade, Indonesia's Special Region of Yogyakarta has attracted steadily more
visitors annually. However, this growth also degrades the quality of the tourism environment …

To measure “something that is not there”, is not easy and at the same time not fully
understandable and perceived by the citizens. Several elements (such as, waste production …

Sustainability has become a key consideration for tourist destinations, and digitalization is
increasingly being used as a tool to enhance sustainable tourism development. This paper …

Tourism produces> 35 m tons of solid waste annually. For waste reduction efforts to be
effective, empirical baseline measures of waste production and waste production patterns …

In the recent past, sustainable development has been considered a major issue for urban
and regional studies. Adaptive reuse appears to be a practical solution for sustainable urban …

The effects emanated from Microplastic Pollution (MPs) on human health, the environment,
economy, society have been explored in the past with little to no collective knowledge …

European cities have experienced rapid (and often conflicting) transformations that include,
inter alia, the environment, the economy, society, climate change, and access to affordable …