An Introduction to Tourism provides a comprehensive and authoritative introduction to tourism both for students of tourism and for all those with an interest and involvement in the industry.
Written in an engaging style and supported with visual aids, this book will provide students globally with an in-depth and essential understanding of the complexities of tourism and travel in the USA.
This book provides a review of many of the key issues involved in tourism in developing countries and presents a range of case studies. These are interpreted from a perspective of the sociology and anthropology of development.
Some ideas in the book discuss the role of local communities, their participation in development management, the singularities of community tourism, planning, local governance and the relationship between socio-economic benefits and impacts ...
The theme of the edited book acknowledges the multiple meanings of quality tourism experiences, the diverse contexts in which tourism occurs, and the varied stakeholders associated directly or indirectly with the phenomenon of tourism.
This book provides comprehensive coverage of cross-cultural issues and behavior in tourism, and illustrates how international cultural differences influence travel decision-making --publisher's description.
Ankomah and Larson ( 2002 ) call for collaboration in developing educational tourism in subSaharan Africa through universities and government collaborating with tourism stakeholders to produce workable education programmes integrating ...
The original edition of Native Tours provided a much-needed overview and analysis of anthropologys contributions to tourism as an emerging field of study.
This book traces the history of garden visitation and examines tourist motivations to visit gardens.
Unpacked offers a critical, novel perspective on the Caribbean's now taken-for-granted desirability as a tourist's paradise.