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A light in dark places? Analysing the impact of dark tourism experiences on everyday life
In recent years, tourism scholars have urged the use of more critical methodologies, to the extent that an alternative paradigm of so-called ‘hopeful tourism’ has emerged. 1 In tandem, a rejection of hegemonic forms of travel has led to the development of arguably ‘critical’ or ‘hopeful’ tourism nic
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