Abstract
Tourism is a multi, inter, and transdisciplinary phenomenon in higher education and public management. In addition to these characteristics, tourism is also transversal and intersectional. Because of such features, changes occur continuously, whether in the behavior of tourists or residents. In the last decade, two new and challenging problems have arisen, namely: saturation and rejection of tourism in tourist destinations. Therefore, this article will focus on such issues of concern.
Keywords
Overtourism; Tourismophobia; Clústers; Destination Marketing Organization