Il paesaggio del camping nella storia: dall’impatto zero alla colonizzazione intensiva
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https://doi.org/10.5821/qru.9586Abstract
Camping is an open air type of accommodation that satisfies the requirement of a symbiotic relationship between the tourist and nature. Born as a spontaneous practice without impact on the landscape, it becomes more invasive with the advent of mass tourism, colonizing large areas in an intensive and irreversible way. The paper reconstructs the evolutionary phases of the campsite as a tourist infrastructure since its inception (early twentieth century) to the present
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