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Experts believe that there are specific reasons for the increase in the number of tourists in a place
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In this year's first episode of Tourism Science Bulletin, Alexandre Panoso, a professor in the Faculty of Arts, Sciences and Humanities (EACH) at the University of the South Pacific, explains what are the main reasons people decide to travel and what factors make them decide to travel? It can contribute to trip planning. Learn more about this episode and other episodes Tourism sciences in newspaper.usp.br/atualidades.
Tourism Sciences Bulletin
Graduate Program in Tourism in the College of Arts, Sciences, and Humanities-USP, USP Radio, and USP Magazine
production – Alexandre Panoso Neto, Lucía Silveira Santos, Vitor Silva Freire, and Melina Manhas Rodriguez
Co-production – Cinderella Caldeira, Julia Galvão, Alessandra Ueno, Guilherme Castro Souza
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