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Taking Tourism To The Limits: Issues, Concepts and Managerial Perspectives |
Michelle Aicken; Stephen J. Page; Chris Ryan
Routledge
Taking Tourism To The Limits: Issues, Concepts and Managerial Perspectives
Monitoring Visitor Patterns of Use in Natural Tourist Destinations
Authors

Arrowsmith Colin; Zanon Dino; Chhetri Prem

ARI Id

1665564412019_15598370

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

33-52

DOI

10.4324/9780080459479-5

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Introduction — Conceptualising “the Limit”
Ryan Chris; Aicken Michelle
1-6
Tourism Planning and Management
7-74
Tourism Planning and Management
Page Stephen J.
9-14
The Muskwa-Kechika Management Area — The Failed Planning and Management of the Serengeti of the North
Mitchell-Banks Paul
15-31
Monitoring Visitor Patterns of Use in Natural Tourist Destinations
Arrowsmith Colin; Zanon Dino; Chhetri Prem
33-52
The Use of Strategic Visioning to Enhance Local Tourism Planning in Periphery Communities
Ruhanen Lisa; Cooper Chris
53-63
The Development of a Regional Identity for the Macarthur Region
Kemp Sharon
65-74
Nature-Based Tourism
75-139
Nature-Based Tourism
Page Stephen J.
77-81
Making Ecotourism Work: An Assessment of the Value of an Environmental Education Programme on a Marine Mammal Tour in New Zealand
Orams Mark; Taylor Amy
83-98
The Politics of Ecotourism
Rosaleen Duffy
99-112
African Wilderness® Pty Ltd: An Authentic Encounter with the Big Five, Death and the Meaning of Life
Draper Malcolm
113-128
The Limits of Tourism in Parks and Protected Areas: Managing Carrying Capacity in the U. S. National Parks
Manning Robert
129-139
Adventure and Sport Tourism
141-183
Adventure Tourism and Sport — An Introduction
Ryan Chris; Trauer Birgit
143-147
Acquiring Status Through the Consumption of Adventure Tourism
Ferguson Shelagh; Todd Sarah
149-154
Looking the Part: The Relationship Between Adventure Tourism and the Outdoor Fashion Industry
Cater Carl
155-163
Getting into the Spirit: Using Internet Information Search to Heighten Emotions in Anticipation of the Sport Tourism Experience
Harrison-Hill Tracey
165-171
Adventurism: Singapore Adventure Tourists in “Soft” Capitalism
Ee Ong Chin
173-183
Dark Tourism
185-226
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