Tourism and the First World War in Britain

Tourism and the First World War in BritainThis book explores how state attempts to regulate holiday travel in Britain during the Great War worked only to a limited extent. Based on extensive data sources, it highlights the resilience of society and the tourism economy during the First World War, challenging the notion that stability and peace are pre requisites for tourism to thrive.

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It charts Elias’s ambition to create an integrative sociological framework across a wide range of studies and assesses its continuing relevance for addressing significant issues facing sociology today

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Playwrights: Yehia Abdelghan

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