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Touristification and Retail Change: An Ecological Perspective on the Transformation of Urban Shopping Streets

Business

Touristification and Retail Change: An Ecological Perspective on the Transformation of Urban Shopping Streets

A. 1. Name, A. 2. Name, et al.

This research conducted by Author 1 Name, Author 2 Name, and Author 3 Name explores how touristification is reshaping retail diversity in urban settings, particularly in Hong Kong. It reveals a concerning trend of local businesses disappearing in favor of tourist-focused shops, emphasizing the need to address this critical issue.

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