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Garcia Ruiz, M. & Nofre, J. (2024). Introduction: The multiple facets of nighttime tourism. In Manuel Garcia-Ruiz, Jordi Nofre (Ed.), Understanding nighttime tourism. (pp. 1-14).: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.

M. G. Ruiz and J. Nofre,  "Introduction: The multiple facets of nighttime tourism", in Understanding nighttime tourism, Manuel Garcia-Ruiz, Jordi Nofre, Ed., Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2024, pp. 1-14

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AB  - Cities at night are glowing again after a three-year pandemic period characterized by the
application of massive lockdowns, night curfews, social distancing, mandatory home
confinements, and a strong punitive criminalization of the institutional-media-civic front
against “the night” and the youth (Nofre et al., 2023a, 2023b). A simple glance at the
development of the nocturnal city and its growing relationship with the tourism industry offers
a picture of the pandemic period as a simple parenthesis in an apparently linear evolution.
However, an attentive reading of recent academic literature as well as of media reports allows
us to unveil a growing colonization of the nocturnal city by the tourism industry (Rouleau,
2017; Smith & Eldridge, 2021; Nofre et al., 2023c). 
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