Tourism Clustering in Russia and Abroad
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tourism cluster, travel lndustry, innovation, tourism developmentAbstract
The world travel industry is now at the stage of production modernization and clustering. A comparative analysis of tourism clustering in the United States, South Africa, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Jamaica, Macedonia and Russia indicates that tourism clusters have become a global phenomenon.
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