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Integrating sustainability thinking and practices into surfing events: case studies in Hawaii and Jeffreys Bay
Sustainable surfing events are a recent phenomenon and there is little to no academic literature reflecting this development. Sustainable event management (SEM) is the integration of sustainability principles and practices into event production to produce an event that goes beyond economic longevity...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2018
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