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University-affiliated sustainability badges: Shared identity, tourist perceptions, and hotel manager receptivity
Hotel sustainability research shows that pro-environmental behaviour‑change interventions are often effective in field experiments, but widespread adoption by hotels remains limited. One possible explanation is that hotels lack external recognition that would make adopting these measures visible to
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