Sergio Alvarez

Assistant Professor

University of Central Florida

United States

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Sergio Alvarez is an Assistant Professor at the University of Central Florida, USA. His research interests include flood risk mitigation, coastal tourism management, and the economic impacts of harmful algae blooms. Recent articles authored by him examine sustainability in urban destinations, stakeholder perceptions, and climatic variability's influence on agricultural productivity. He is dedicated to advancing knowledge in environmental sustainability and resilience in tourism and agriculture.

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Tamara Sheldon

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University of South Carolina

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UNITED STATES

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University of Thessaly

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Understanding Home Buyer Preferences for Flood Risk and Mitigation in a Flood-Prone Region

What's in a name? Political and economic concepts differ in social media references to harmful algae blooms

Non-linear impacts of harmful algae blooms on the coastal tourism economy

Regenerative Management of Coastal Tourism Destinations for the Anthropocene

Tourist Preferences for Revitalizing Wellness Products and Reversing Depopulation in Rural Destinations

Impacts of Climatic Variability on Agricultural Total Factor Productivity Growth in the Southern United States

The Future of Destination Marketing Organizations in the Insight Era

A framework to identify destination vulnerability to hazards

Built environment and agricultural value at risk from Hurricane Irma flooding in Florida (USA)

The economic impacts of tropical cyclones on a mature destination, Florida, USA

Stakeholder views on sustainability in an urban destination context: an inclusive path to destination competitiveness

Public Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Invasive Forest Pest Prevention Programs in Urban Areas

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Tamara Sheldon

Daniel Solis

Dimitris Kallioras

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