Evolution of a tourist destination. The case of the city of Liverpool (England)
Liverpool is recognized by the international community as an urban complex of outstanding universal value in its historical monuments and architecture, mostly of civil nature. It is the UNESCO itself that identifies and recognizes this value and, simultaneously, the catalogs and join the World Herit...
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2014
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