Tourism in Europe : structures and developments

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Tourism in Europe : structures and developments

edited by W. Pompl and P. Lavery

CAB International, c1993

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Includes references and index

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Description

Tourism is of vital importance to the economies of many European countries in terms of both receipts and employment. With the advent of the single European market, further opportunities and threats have arisen for the tourism industries of both EC and non-EC countries. This book provides a general overview of tourism in Europe today. Most of the chapters are written by authors working in the countries concerned. The book is a suitable text for students taking advanced level courses in tourism, but will also be of value to those studying European economics or geography.

Table of Contents

Part 1: Developments in Tourism in Europe 1: The historical development of tourism in Europe, A Steinecke 2: Culture and tourism: Conflict or symbiosis in Europe, G Ashworth 3: Tourism policy in the European Community, I Barnes and P Barnes 4: The liberalization of European transport markets, W Pompl 5: A single European market for the tourist industry, P Lavery 6: Labour, vocational education and training, C Holloway 7: Travelflows in Europe: A statistical summary, P Roth Part 2: Structure and Trends in Different European Countries 8: United Kingdom, P Lavery 9: Republic of Ireland, D A Gillmor 10: Benelux, J R Bergsma 11: Scandinavia, P Aderhold et al. 12: France, M Bauer 13: Germany, R Hill 14: Spain, I Albert-Pinole 15: Portugal, J Edwards and F Sampaio 16: Greece, H Briassoulis 17: Italy, A Bonini 18: Non-EC countries: The case of Switzerland and Austria, C Kaspar and C Laesser 19: Eastern Europe, D R Hall

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  • NCID
    BA23039337
  • ISBN
    • 0851988520
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    Wallingford
  • Pages/Volumes
    xii, 363 p.
  • Size
    24 cm
  • Classification
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