The Antarctic is the oldest, driest, windiest and loneliest place on earth and also one of the
most inaccessible. Yet, within the last three decades, this still virtually uninhabited landmass�…

Antarctica is one of the last tourism frontiers, but tourist numbers have been growing in the
last decade and this is likely to continue into the next century. An increase in tourism is likely�…

With the signing of the Madrid Protocol in 1991 and the associated demise of mining as a
major Antarctic issue (assuming that the Protocol will be ratified), commercial tourism has�…

Ecotourism and adventure tours offer unique tourism opportunities in the Antarctic! Are you
prepared to make the most of them? Tourism in the Antarctic analyzes tourism activities in�…

Tourism is a late starter in Antarctica. However, visitor numbers have increased dramatically
since the 1990s to more than 30,000 per summer season, raising concerns about the�…

This research examines tourism in Antarctica, one of the world's last tourism fron tiers. The
article provides an overview of the development of tourism in Antarctica, visitor activity, and�…

This paper traces the history of Antarctic tourism, examines the kinds of tourism currently
practised, discusses the ecological implications and outlines current research towards the�…

Antarctic tourism is evolving at an ever-increasing pace. More than 7000 tourists, a record
number, visited the Antarctic aboard cruise ships, yachts, and aircraft during the 1992/1993�…

This article critically assesses the unique circumstances surrounding the development and
management of tourism in Antarctica over the past four decades. It places tourism there in its�…

The Antarctic continent has remained relatively unaffected by tourism, one of the world's
fastest growing industries, even if recent decades have witnessed an ever-increasing rate of�…