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9780750642316

Worldwide Destinations : The Geography of Travel and Tourism

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  • ISBN13:

    9780750642316

  • ISBN10:

    0750642319

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-04-01
  • Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann
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Summary

'Worldwide Destinations: the geography of travel and tourism' provides comprehensive coverage of worldwide tourism destinations, examining the basic principles underlying the geography of tourist demand, supply and transportation, together with a broad survey of world tourism generating and destination regions. This third edition takes a more thorough approach to worldwide tourism than previous editions and looks at the market categories of tourism as well as demand; physical attractions; organization of tourism; types of destinations and their place in the tourist area life cycle. Case studies from around the world are used to illustrate the issues involved with these particular categories, including those from the UK, Europe, USA, Australasia, Asia and the Caribbean. 'Worldwide Destinations' is an invaluable resource for students on degree and diploma courses in tourism, hospitality and business studies as well as those undertaking vocational training for a career in the travel industry. The new edition is also accompanied with companion website and password proctected tutor resource material. Access the site at www.bh.com/companions/0750642319. Tutors adopting the textbook should email the Butterworth Heinemann Marketing Department at bhmarketing@repp.co.uk for further details on accessing the password protected information on the site. Leading textbook in tourism field now in its third edition Provides a comprehensive examination of the basic principles underlying the geography of tourist demand, supply and transportation Presents a broad survey of world tourism generating and destination regions.

Table of Contents

List of figures
ix
List of tables
xi
Preface xiii
Part One The Elements of the Geography of Travel and Tourism 1(70)
Introduction to the geography of tourism
3(9)
Other forms of travel
10(2)
The geography of demand for tourism
12(13)
The new tourist
20(1)
World patterns of international tourism flows
21(4)
The geography of resources for tourism
25(14)
The Galapagos Islands, Ecuador: a case study in resource conservation and tourism development
34(5)
Climate and tourism
39(14)
Climate change and tourism
50(3)
The geography of transport for travel and tourism
53(18)
Managing transport at the tourism destination
65(2)
Airline strategic alliances
67(4)
Part Two The Regional Geography of Travel and Tourism in the World 71(292)
An introduction to the tourism geography of Europe
73(8)
European policy and tourism
78(3)
An introduction to the tourism geography of Britain
81(16)
Strategic planning for destinations: Bournemouth's tourism strategy
89(8)
The tourism geography of England and the Channel Islands
97(12)
London Docklands: waterfront regeneration and tourism development
104(3)
The New Forest: managing tourism in an environmentally sensitive area
107(2)
The tourism geography of Scotland, Wales and the Isle of Man
109(8)
The Isle of Man
114(3)
The tourism geography of Ireland
117(7)
Dublin
122(2)
Scandinavia
124(10)
Adventure tourism in two areas of Arctic Scandinavia - Swedish Lapland and Svalbard
131(3)
The Benelux countries
134(10)
The impact of tourism on a historic city: Bruges
140(4)
Central Europe: Austria, Switzerland and Germany
144(11)
Berlin: the revitalization of a European capital
153(2)
France
155(12)
The French Riviera: fashion as an influence on resort development
164(3)
Spain and Portugal
167(15)
Madrid as a centre for cultural tourism
180(2)
Italy
182(13)
Venice: heritage in danger
189(3)
The Italian Lakes
192(3)
Malta, Greece and Cyprus
195(11)
A SWOT analysis of Greek tourism
202(1)
Rhodes
203(3)
Eastern Europe and the CIS
206(20)
Tourism as an agent of economic restructuring
223(1)
Prague
224(2)
The Middle East
226(14)
Tourism in the Republic of Yemen
236(1)
Nile cruise tourism
237(3)
Africa and the islands of the Indian Ocean
240(19)
Local community involvement in safari tourism: the CAMPFIRE project in Zimbabwe
257(2)
South Asia
259(14)
Adventure tourism in Nepal: environmental and social impacts
268(3)
The Maldives
271(2)
East Asia
273(19)
Bali and Lombok
285(3)
The Asian currency crisis: the impact on tourism
288(4)
North America
292(23)
New York City
309(2)
Nunavut: Tourism in the Canadian Arctic
311(4)
Latin America and the Caribbean
315(23)
Tourism plans in the Caribbean
334(1)
The regeneration of Rio de Janeiro
335(3)
Australasia
338(17)
Kangaroo Island
350(1)
Hawaii
351(4)
The future geography of travel and tourism
355(8)
Space: the final tourism frontier?
361(2)
Sources 363(8)
Bibliography 371(2)
Selective place name index 373(10)
Subject index 383

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