Noam Shoval is Professor in the Department of Geography and Provost of the Rothberg International School at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. His main research interests are urban geography and planning, urban tourism, and the implementation of advanced tracking technologies in tourism, urban studies and medicine.

• 1. Urban planning and tourism in European cities Noam Shoval 2. Tourism, nightlife and planning: challenges and opportunities for community liveability in La Barceloneta Jordi Nofre, Emanuele Giordano, Adam Eldridge, João C. Martins & Jorge Sequera 3. Urban food markets in the context of a tourist attraction – La Boqueria market in Barcelona, Spain Darko Dimitrovski & Montserrat Crespi Vallbona 4. ‘Destination’ Berlin revisited. From (new) tourism towards a pentagon of mobility and place consumption Johannes Novy 5. Bottom-up touristification and urban transformations in Paris Tim Freytag & Michael Bauder 6. Hotel development through centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition Bálint Kádár 7. Tourism marketing and urban politics: cultural planning in a European capital Monika De Frantz 8. Hotel and hostel location in Lisbon: looking for their determinants Susana Cró & António Miguel Martins 9. Non-planning and tourism consumption in Budapest’s inner city Melanie Kay Smith, Tamás Egedy , Adrienne Csizmady , András Jancsik, Gergély Olt & Gábor Michalkó 10. Preserving cultural assets of others: Jewish heritage sites in Macedonian cities Biljana Petrevska, Shaul Krakover & Noga Collins-Kreiner

Noam Shoval is Professor in the Department of Geography and Provost of the Rothberg International School at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. His main research interests are urban geography and planning, urban tourism, and the implementation of advanced tracking technologies in tourism, urban studies and medicine.

• 1. Urban planning and tourism in European cities Noam Shoval 2. Tourism, nightlife and planning: challenges and opportunities for community liveability in La Barceloneta Jordi Nofre, Emanuele Giordano, Adam Eldridge, João C. Martins & Jorge Sequera 3. Urban food markets in the context of a tourist attraction – La Boqueria market in Barcelona, Spain Darko Dimitrovski & Montserrat Crespi Vallbona 4. ‘Destination’ Berlin revisited. From (new) tourism towards a pentagon of mobility and place consumption Johannes Novy 5. Bottom-up touristification and urban transformations in Paris Tim Freytag & Michael Bauder 6. Hotel development through centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition Bálint Kádár 7. Tourism marketing and urban politics: cultural planning in a European capital Monika De Frantz 8. Hotel and hostel location in Lisbon: looking for their determinants Susana Cró & António Miguel Martins 9. Non-planning and tourism consumption in Budapest’s inner city Melanie Kay Smith, Tamás Egedy , Adrienne Csizmady , András Jancsik, Gergély Olt & Gábor Michalkó 10. Preserving cultural assets of others: Jewish heritage sites in Macedonian cities Biljana Petrevska, Shaul Krakover & Noga Collins-Kreiner

Noam Shoval is Professor in the Department of Geography and Provost of the Rothberg International School at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. His main research interests are urban geography and planning, urban tourism, and the implementation of advanced tracking technologies in tourism, urban studies and medicine.

• 1. Urban planning and tourism in European cities Noam Shoval 2. Tourism, nightlife and planning: challenges and opportunities for community liveability in La Barceloneta Jordi Nofre, Emanuele Giordano, Adam Eldridge, João C. Martins & Jorge Sequera 3. Urban food markets in the context of a tourist attraction – La Boqueria market in Barcelona, Spain Darko Dimitrovski & Montserrat Crespi Vallbona 4. ‘Destination’ Berlin revisited. From (new) tourism towards a pentagon of mobility and place consumption Johannes Novy 5. Bottom-up touristification and urban transformations in Paris Tim Freytag & Michael Bauder 6. Hotel development through centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition Bálint Kádár 7. Tourism marketing and urban politics: cultural planning in a European capital Monika De Frantz 8. Hotel and hostel location in Lisbon: looking for their determinants Susana Cró & António Miguel Martins 9. Non-planning and tourism consumption in Budapest’s inner city Melanie Kay Smith, Tamás Egedy , Adrienne Csizmady , András Jancsik, Gergély Olt & Gábor Michalkó 10. Preserving cultural assets of others: Jewish heritage sites in Macedonian cities Biljana Petrevska, Shaul Krakover & Noga Collins-Kreiner