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Third Edition
Edited By
William F. Theobald, Professor Emeritus, Travel & Tourism Program, Purdue University, USA
Description
Pressure on national and local governments to rapidly develop their tourism potential to meet demand and produce benefits, makes it more
essential than ever to plan carefully and consider the human and environmental impacts of tourism development. That is why, as Secretary-General
of the World Tourism Organization, I am pleased to see the serious analysis of the problems and prospects of the tourism sector as presented
in this third edition.
-- Francesco Frangialli, Secretary-General, World Tourism Organization
Now in its third edition, Global
Tourism draws on the insight of thirty-nine contributors to chronicle and foresee the effects of tourism on contemporary society.
Contributors provide interdisciplinary, international perspectives on the critical questions, problems, and opportunities facing the
tourism industry.
Invaluable to academics and professionals alike, Global Tourism offers a comprehensive exploration
of the key issues in tourism. Authors draw on their individual insights to assess and critique contemporary tourism and take a view of
the future.
Fully revised and re-developed, new chapters examine:
* The future of tourism
* Difference in travel characteristics
of significant travel segments
* Sustainability standards in the global economy
* Crisis management in tourist destinations
* Tourism
and social identities
* Tourism, mobility, and global communities
CONTRIBUTORS INCLUDE: Brian Archer (University of Surrey), Gurhan
Aktas (T.C. Dokuz Eylul University), Bill Bramwell (Sheffield Hallam University), Peter M Burns (University of Brighton), Nancy E. Chesworth
(Mount St. Vincent University), Tim Coles (University of Exeter), Chris Cooper (The University of Queensland), Graham M.S. Dann (University
of Luton), Thomas Lea Davidson (Davidson-Peterson Associates, Inc.), Sara Dolnicar (University of Wollongong), David Timothy Duval (University
of Otago), Larry Dwyer (University of New South Wales), Xavier Font (Leeds Metropolitan University), Alan Fyall (Bournemouth University),
Brian Garrod (University of Wales, Aberystwyth), Donald Getz (University of Calgary), Alison Gill (Simon Fraser University), Frank Go
(Erasmus University), Ebru Gunlu (T.C. Dokuz Eylul University), Michael Hall (University of Otago), Simon Hudson (University of Calgary),
Donald Macleod (University of Glasgow), David Mercer (RMIT University), Graham Miller (University of Surrey), Michael Morgan (Bournemouth
University), Peter Murphy (La Trobe University), Philip Pearce (James Cook University), Stanley C. Plog (Plog Research and SPC Group),
Garry Price (La Trobe University), Linda K. Richter (Kansas State University), Lisa Ruhanen (University of Queensland), Chris Ryan (University
of Waikato), Gordon D. Taylor (Tourism Canada, retired)), William F. Theobald (Purdue University), Seldjan Timur (University of Calgary),
Birgit Trauer (University of Queensland), Stephen Wanhill (Bournemouth University), Peter W. Williams (Simon Fraser University)
Audience
Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates, and educators in tourism; National, state, regional & local authorities dealing with travel & tourism planning, marketing and management.
Contents
CONTENTS
Foreward
Preface
List of Contributors
Part One Clarification and Meaning: Issues of Understanding
1. The Meaning, Scope and
Measurement of Travel and Tourism
William F. Theobald
2. What are Travel and Tourism: Are They Really an Industry?
Thomas Lea Davidson
3. Nostalgia in the Noughties
Graham Dann
4. From Competition to Collaboration in the Tourism Industry
Alan Fyall and Brian Garrod
Part Two Results and Residuals: The Issue of Impacts
5. The Positive and Negative Impacts of Tourism
Brian Archer, Chris Cooper and
Lisa Ruhanen
6. The Role of Relationships in the Tourist Experience
Philip Pearce
7. Alternative Tourism: A Comparative Analysis of
Meaning and Impact
Donald Macleod
8. The New Pastoral Industry: Tourism in Indigenous Australia
David Mercer
Part Three Changing Directions:
Planning and Development Issues
9. Tourism and Sustainable Development
Peter Murphy and Garry Price
10. Addressing Carrying Capacity
Issues in Tourist Destinations Through Growth Management
Peter Williams and Alison Gill
11. Sustainable Tourism Standards in the Global
Economy
Xavier Font
12. Stakeholder Involvement in Sustainable Tourism: Balancing the Voices
Donald Getz and Seldjan Timur
13. Ethical
Considerations in Sustainable Tourism
Simon Hudson and Graham Miller
Part Four Places and Products: Marketing and Consumer Issues
14.
Targeting Segments: More Important Then Ever in the Travel Industry
Stanley Plog
15. Travel Styles
Gordon Taylor and Nancy Chesworth
16. Empirical Market Segmentation: What You See is What You Get
Sara Dolnicar
17. Developing Strategic Approaches to Tourism Destination
Marketing: The Australian Experience
Bill Faulkner
18. Quality and Sustainability in Established Destinations: Who Pays?
Michael Morgan
Part Five Bureaucracy and Procedure: Geopolitical and Policy Issues
19. The Role of Government Incentives
Steven Wanhill
20.
Social Identities, Globalization and the Cultural Politics of Tourism
Peter Burns
21. Selecting Policy Instruments for Sustainable Tourism
Bill Bramwell
22. Exploring the Political Role of Gender in Tourism Research
Linda Richter
23. Crisis Management in Tourism Destinations
Gurhan Aktas and Ebru Gunlu
Part Six People, Places, Things: Alternative Issues
24. Tourism, Mobility and Global Communities: Approaches
to Theorizing Tourism and Tourist Spaces
Tim Coles, David Duval and C. Michael Hall
25. Globalization and Emerging Tourism Education
Issues
Frank Go
26. Ageing Populations: Trends and the Emerging of the Nomad Tourist
Chris Ryan and Birgit Trauer
27. Trends Underpinning
Global Tourism in the Next Decade
Larry Dwyer
Index
Foreword
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Paperback, 588 pages, publication date: JUL-2004
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-7789-9
ISBN-10: 0-7506-7789-9
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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