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This study explores pathways for the Salzburg region’s tourism sector to transition
toward a regenerative model, emphasizing the role of citizen engagement. Employing a four phase methodology aligned with OECD participation guidelines, the research involved interviews, workshops, surveys, and stakeholder consultations. Findings reveal key local concerns
– particularly around community integration and cultural preservation – and identify citizen driven initiatives across four themes: Nature, Community, Culture, and Economy. Challenges
to implementation include tourist acceptance and economic feasibility. The study offers practical implications for regions seeking regenerative transformation and contributes original insights into region-specific, citizen-informed tourism development strategies.
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Regenerative tourism Paradigm change System change Tourism management Regenerative business Innovation Tourism in Salzburg Participatory tourism planning
