'Adventure Tourism: The new frontier' is an essential introduction to the adventure tourism sector for both tertiary students of tourism and professionals working in the tourism industry, as it offers a unique analysis of this fast expanding niche sector....
Transport and Tourism - Global Perspectives, 3rd edition
Transport and Tourism: Global Perspectives investigates the complex relationship between transport provision and tourism, and adopts a global perspective throughout. Maintaining its 4-part structure, this substantially updated third edition addresses all the key issues and new challenges that transport providers, decision-makers, managers and tourists face in the use
Exploring a range of researchable themes within tourism, this book addresses theoretical perspectives and established concepts of the major topics in the subject of tourism. It provides a theory-based discussion and applied explanation of themes such as environmental, cultural, urban, rural, festival and sports tourism, supported by a range of international case studies and debates. This broad, introductory guide directs readers towards further research and discussion, and is an essential reference for students and researchers in tourism and leisure.
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A new series with factual topics in a modern magazine format for young adults and teenagers
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Codes of Ethics in Tourism - Practice, Theory, Synthesis
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