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fennia-50999	Saarinen, Jarkko	Editorial: Tourism and development	2016	2	.pdf	application/pdf	1184	70	51	Although some scholars may still regard tourism as a service sector issue, a purely econom- ic phenomenon and/or an academically tedious activity based on wealthy people’s voluntary mo- bility and related consumption during their free time, research on tourism geographies since the 1970s has promoted much more pluralist and criti- cal views on the phenomenon and the relationship between tourism and development and tourism and places, for example (see Britton 1982; Hall & Page 2009). In addition, as Chris Gibson (2008: 418) has noted, tourism geography “appears to be on the whole more cosmopolitan” with “its own geography of production and circulation, variegat- ed differently than for other parts of geography.”	cache/fennia-50999.pdf	txt/fennia-50999.txt