A more mature travelling public seeking experiences that satisfy a whole spectrum of interests has given rise to one of the fastest growing segments in the tourism industry: special interest tourism. With its roster of expert contributors, this landmark work describes this new brand of tourism, discussing its strategies, policies, and initiatives, introduced in Australia and internationally. Its clear exposition of theory and wealth of industry applications illustrate the diversity of tourism product and development in this new and growing tourism area.
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After reading this chapter, you will have an appreciation of: what special interest tourism (SIT) is and the terms used in the literature to describe it. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bicycle tourism, aboriginal tourism, international visitor nights, small tourism businesses, urban tourism product, indigenous tourism, rural tourism development, special interest tourism, regional tourism research, wine tourism, educational tourism, senior tourism, destination mix, environmental tourism, tourism service providers, special interest tourists, commodity tourism, cruise tourism, soft tourism, food tourism, senior tourist, special interest investigation, small business literature, visitor impact management, tourism ventures Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Zealand, New South Wales, New York, Northern Territory, Western Australia, United States, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Sovereign Hill, United Kingdom, John Wiley, South Australia, Bureau of Tourism Research, Alice Springs, Mardi Grass, Port Arthur, Australian Tourist Commission, Belhaven Press, Camp Eden, Second Edition, Matilda Highway, Anangu Tours, Torres Strait Islander, Festival Management, Office of National Tourism New!
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After reading this chapter, you will have an appreciation of: what special interest tourism (SIT) is and the terms used in the literature to describe it. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
bicycle tourism, aboriginal tourism, international visitor nights, small tourism businesses, urban tourism product, indigenous tourism, rural tourism development, special interest tourism, regional tourism research, wine tourism, educational tourism, senior tourism, destination mix, environmental tourism, tourism service providers, special interest tourists, commodity tourism, cruise tourism, soft tourism, food tourism, senior tourist, special interest investigation, small business literature, visitor impact management, tourism ventures Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New Zealand, New South Wales, New York, Northern Territory, Western Australia, United States, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Sovereign Hill, United Kingdom, John Wiley, South Australia, Bureau of Tourism Research, Alice Springs, Mardi Grass, Port Arthur, Australian Tourist Commission, Belhaven Press, Camp Eden, Second Edition, Matilda Highway, Anangu Tours, Torres Strait Islander, Festival Management, Office of National Tourism New!
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- Special Interest Tourism by Betty Weiler on page 23, page 229, and Back Matter
- Entrepreneurship (Portable MBA) by William D. Bygrave on page 81, and page 82
- Guide to Cairo: Including the Pyramids and Saqqara by Michael Haag on page 194, and page 207
- Across Asia on the Cheap by Tony Wheeler on page 67
- Small Business Statistics by Graham Bannock on page 448
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- Niche Tourism: Contemporary issues, trends and cases by Marina Novelli on page 89, and page 156
- Festival and Events Management: An International Arts and Culture Perspective by Ian Yeoman on page 50, and page 64
- The Media and the Tourist Imagination: Converging Cultures (Contemporary Geographies of Leisure, Tourism and Mobility) by David Crouch on page 41
- Rural Tourism And Sustaninable Business (Aspects of Tourism) by Derek Hall on page 163
- Sustainable Tourism by David Weaver in Back Matter
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