Accessing slow food earth markets: Challenges and opportunities

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Serdane, Z., Polo Peña, A., Adebayo, A. and Hatipoglu, B. 2025. Accessing slow food earth markets: Challenges and opportunities.
AuthorsSerdane, Z., Polo Peña, A., Adebayo, A. and Hatipoglu, B.
TypeConference paper
KeywordsSlow food; Sustainable destination development; Famers' markets; Event accessibility
Year2025
ConferenceChrist Church Business School Partner Conference 2025
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