Some papers covering aspects of this topic:

1. https://doi.org/10.3727/154427208785899920

2. https://doi.org/10.18783/cddj.v002.i02.a04

3. https://doi.org/10.1080/14616688.2019.1619825

Dear Ernesto Batista Sánchez

Certainly many studies of tourism have shown the importance of climate in the tourist destination and there are many islands in some countries where tourism is seasonal, such as Malaysia in the state of Terengganu there are three islands only receive tourists for 6 months .. So it could be a negative factor or positive on Tourist area, currently there is a high global competition in the tourism sector and the choice of destination tourism is not as before there are many influential factors

some of paper covering aspects of this topic:

Article How to evaluate the effects of climate change on tourism

http://www.breiling.org/snow/djerba.pdf

and if you interested in tourism sector with new technology you can check my papers on my profile

Best regards,

Dear all. Thanks for your answer. I think climate change is already an issue that managers need to consider

Sand and beach are only temporary. With the melting of glaciers all around the Earth, the sea level should have risen 3-4 meters already to wipe out all sand and beach around the globe. However, the warmer seas make evaporation faster giving rise to almost continuous cloud cover. We haven't seen the sun this winter in Canada much. It is mostly fog, never happened before.

Following article reviews of climate change risk for ski tourism...

Steiger, R., Scott, D., Abegg, B., Pons, M., & Aall, C. (2019). A critical review of climate change risk for ski tourism. Current Issues in Tourism, 22(11), 1343-1379.

Climate change conditions the sustainability of coastal destinations. This paper looks at the physical conditions that determine exposure and sensitivity to and risk from climate change and explores the sociopolitical contextual factors that determine the vulnerability ...

Santos-Lacueva, R., Clavé, S. A., & Saladié, Ò. (2017). The vulnerability of coastal tourism destinations to climate change: The usefulness of policy analysis. Sustainability, 9(11), 2062.