Pacific rim tourism
著者
書誌事項
Pacific rim tourism
CAB International, c1997
大学図書館所蔵 全13件
注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 250-271) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Over the last two decades, the Pacific Rim region has gained increased recognition as an economic and political entity. The term "Pacific Rim" is open to various interpretations, but in this book the definition is based on geographical and attitudinal (e.g. trade) arguments as including all countries and areas that border or are located within the Pacific Ocean. Thus all of East and Southeast Asia and the Pacific islands, as well as Australia and New Zealand and the western coast of the Americas are included. Within this region the tourism industry is rapidly expanding. This book has been developed from papers presented at a conference held in Rotorua, New Zealand, in November 1996. Six themes are addressed: tourism trends; cultural and social issues; ecotourism and sustainable development; Pacific islands; economic and planning issues; and the future. Written by authors from Australia, Canada, China, Europe, Fiji, Malaysia, New Zealand and the USA, the book represents an important volume for advanced students, research workers and practitioners in tourism and economic development.
目次
a: Introduction to Pacific Rim Tourism, M Oppermann Part one: Tourism Trends 1: International and Intraregional Tourism Demand in the Pacific Rim, M Oppermann 2: Tourism and Regionalism in the Pacific Rim: An Overview, C M Hall and R Samways 3: Hotel and Resort Industry Trends in Asia-Pacific, H Harrell and K S Chon 4: The Outbound Tourism Cycle and the Asian Tourism Tigers, M Oppermann Part two: Cultural and Social Issues 5: Indigenization of Tourism Development: Some Constraints and Possibilities, K H Din 6: Headhunters and Longhouse Adventure: Marketing of Ilban Culture in Sarawak, Borneo, H Zeppel 7: The Travel Experience of Cruisers, G R Jennings 8: Sustainable Tourism and Cultural Attractions: A Comparative Experience, Y Li and R W Butler 9: Sexual Imagery in the Marketing of Pacific Tourism Destinations, M Oppermann and S McKinley Part three: Ecotourism and Sustainable Development 10: Ecotourism in China: Selected Issues and Challenges, K Lindberg, C Goulding, Z Huang, J Mo, P Wei and G Kong 11: Limits to Ecotourism Growth and Sustainability: the Galapagos, M L Nolan and S Nolan 12: Perceptions of Social and Physical Impacts upon New Zealand's Back Country Environments, G W Kearsley Part four: Pacific Islands 13: Globalization and Tourism: Some Themes from Fiji, D Harrison 14: Health Advice to Travellers to the Pacific Islands: Whose Responsibility?, G R Lawton and S J Page 15: Sex Tourism as Work in New Zealand: A Discussion with Kiwi Prostitutes, J Hanson Part five: Economic and Planning Issues 16: Some Reflections on the Implications of GATS for Emerging Tourism Destinations, M Cooper 17: Challenges to MICE Tourism in the Asia-Pacific Region, L Dwyer and N Mistilis"
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