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be duly attended to, particularly the chapters discussing visitor-related issues. Some chapters may be better aligned, so that there can be better coherence between the contents of different chapters. For instance, starting from Chapters 7 to 10 there has been overlapping of topics covering visitor–resident relationships, so it might be more cohesive that Chapters 7 and 9 which both focus on the resident perspective could be bundled, and Chapter 10 could be sequenced right after Chapter 8 given their shared tourist-based angle of research. Nevertheless, this book still significantly contributes to critical knowledge of urban destinations in China, from which conceptualisation enhancement, paradigm enrichment and practical implications can be readily derived.