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Exhibition taken place at La Casa Encendida  aHow 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.00aTourism00aGentrification00aResearch00aMapping40uhttps://urbannext.net/touristification-how-tourism-and-gentrification-are-changing-the-cities-around-the-world/zAccess to info