Geography of Tourism . H. 2" edited by Mikhail Sergeevich Shmarkov is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of tourism from the point of view of geographical aspects. This work, which is a continuation of the first part, not only expands the horizons of knowledge about tourism, but also offers a unique look at its impact on the economy, culture and ecology of various regions of the world. The second part of the book covers many topics related to the geography of tourism, including the analysis of tourist flows, the impact of natural and cultural factors on the choice of tourist destinations, as well as the study of new trends in the industry. The reader will be able to learn how different regions adapt to changes in consumer preferences and how they use their natural and cultural resources to attract tourists. This makes the book relevant for both tourism professionals and hobbyists seeking to understand how this multifaceted sector functions. Who likes the geography of tourism? H. 2"? First of all, this work will be interesting to students and teachers of geography, sociology, economics and tourism . The book will also attract the attention of tourism practitioners, such as travel company managers, marketers, and event organizers. Readers interested in the cultural features of different countries and regions will find in this edition a lot of useful information and inspiration for future travel. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. The authors explore not only traditional aspects such as ecotourism and cultural tourism, but also contemporary challenges facing the industry, such as sustainable development and the impact of global change on tourism flows. The book also addresses issues related to travel safety and changes in legislation, making it particularly relevant in the modern world. The style of writing of the authors is characterized by accessibility and scientific validity, which allows the reader to easily absorb the material without losing the depth of analysis. Mikhail Sergeevich Shmarkov, as an editor and one of the authors, is known for his attention to detail and his desire to present information in a fascinating form. His previous works, such as "Geography of Tourism. H. 1" and "Tourism and Ecology", have already won recognition among readers and specialists, and the second part will not disappoint its fans Geography of Tourism . H. 2" is not just a textbook, but a real encyclopedia that opens up new horizons for the reader to understand tourism as a phenomenon. It encourages us to think about how our travels affect the world around us and how we can make them more aware and responsible. If you are looking for literature that will help you better understand the geographical aspects of tourism, or want to expand your knowledge of the cultural and economic influences on this field, then the Geography of Tourism H. 2" is exactly what you need. Do not miss the opportunity to become part of an exciting journey through the pages of this book, where each paragraph is filled with new discoveries and insights.