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Book review - 100% Pure Future – New Zealand Tourism Renewed
[...]the review copy is currently being enjoyed by my neighbour and prompts the occasional discussion. With the notable exceptions of Bamford, proposing specific measures for managing outdoor recreation in New Zealand's natural parks, and Becken, outlining a pathway towards carbon zero tourism, most contributions end where they could and arguably should become most interesting. Only few, it appears, are willing to acknowledge and face the discomfort that the envisioned renewal of New Zealand tourism would require.