Tourism in the climate change era.

Recent years have been the hottest on record, and a growing body of meteorological catastrophes is proving that climate change is no longer a future possibility, but a present phenomenon. The transition from one way of life to another forces society to adapt, migrate, or resist, imposing artificial mutations on the environment. This book seeks to explore how the tourism industry is responding to the effects of global warming, such as decreased snowfall, desertification, melting polar ice, and rising sea levels. Between 2015 and 2021, this concept spawned four separate projects around the world, which are brought together here in this book: Snow Land, located in the Italian Dolomites; Water Tour, carried out in Palestine and Israel; Iceberg Souvenir, covering Canada, Greenland, and Iceland; and finally, Lost Paradise, located in the Republic of Maldives.