“…Based on this conceptualization, we construct Table A1 shown in the Appendix A, where modeling and implementation aspects of tourism seasonality extracted from the literature can be organized by these 3D conceptual approaches. This multi-block table reveals several aspects composing the complexity of tourism seasonality, which is related to diverse factors [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] that can be either environmental [6,14], such as the geomorphology and climate [18,19], or social [20], such as the synergy among the destinations [24][25][26] and the traditions [28,29], or geographical [9,25,30], such as the accessibility of destinations [25], or economic [1,9], such as the tourism-capacity [21], the competitiveness [22,23,27], the attractiveness of destinations [10], the configuration of local economies [15], and the type of tourism product [29] (see column B3, Table A1, Appendix A). As is evident in all such aspects of tourism-seasonality, the spatial dimension is an immanent (either directly or indirectly) in the conceptualization of the phenomenon [9].…”