Touristification: How Tourism and Gentrification are Changing the Cities around the World
Touristification: How Tourism and Gentrification are Changing the Cities around the World
- urbanNext, June 4, 2018.
- 294 words.
300.000 Km/s, Data, High Density, Territory and mobility
Airbnb, Amsterdam, Apartment, Barcelona, Berlin, Data, Effects of tourism, Emergent issues, Future trends, Gentrification, london, Madrid, Mobility, Paris, Rome, Tourism, Touristification, Venice
Project's website with the interactive maps -- http://turistificacion.300000kms.net/ Project curated by Ariadna Cantis
Exhibition taken place at La Casa Encendida
How can we measure the impact of tourism on a city? The Touristification project is a new approach to defining the gentrification caused by tourism in some major European cities, with a focus on the city of Madrid.
Tourism is a changing market. Recent trends have shaped a new tourist archetype in Madrid. Culture is no longer the main reason to visit the city; instead, it is gastronomy. More bread, less culture. More calamari and fewer churros. Tourists used to go to museums. Visitors go to restaurants.
2575-5374
Tourism Gentrification Research Mapping
300.000 Km/s, Data, High Density, Territory and mobility
Airbnb, Amsterdam, Apartment, Barcelona, Berlin, Data, Effects of tourism, Emergent issues, Future trends, Gentrification, london, Madrid, Mobility, Paris, Rome, Tourism, Touristification, Venice
Project's website with the interactive maps -- http://turistificacion.300000kms.net/ Project curated by Ariadna Cantis
Exhibition taken place at La Casa Encendida
How can we measure the impact of tourism on a city? The Touristification project is a new approach to defining the gentrification caused by tourism in some major European cities, with a focus on the city of Madrid.
Tourism is a changing market. Recent trends have shaped a new tourist archetype in Madrid. Culture is no longer the main reason to visit the city; instead, it is gastronomy. More bread, less culture. More calamari and fewer churros. Tourists used to go to museums. Visitors go to restaurants.
2575-5374
Tourism Gentrification Research Mapping