Choice and Demand in Tourism
Cengage Learning EMEA (Publisher)
Published on 3. June 1993
Book
Paperback/Softback
240 pages
978-0-7201-2163-6 (ISBN)
Description
This work highlights key aspects of choice and demand in tourism, such as different types of tourists, their motivation, factors which affect their choice of activities, and demand and forecasting models. The analysis of tourism demand is of considerable relevance in most countries around the world and tourist activity is increasingly significant from an economic point of view, with implications for employment, transportation and regional development. As a result, the characteristics, determinants and forecasting of tourism demand are of growing interest to academics, industrialists and policy makers alike.
This work highlights key aspects of choice and demand in tourism, such as different types of tourists, their motivation, factors which affect their choice of activities, and demand and forecasting models. The analysis of tourism demand is of considerable relevance in most countries around the world and tourist activity is increasingly significant from an economic point of view, with implications for employment, transportation and regional development. As a result, the characteristics, determinants and forecasting of tourism demand are of growing interest to academics, industrialists and policy makers alike.
This work highlights key aspects of choice and demand in tourism, such as different types of tourists, their motivation, factors which affect their choice of activities, and demand and forecasting models. The analysis of tourism demand is of considerable relevance in most countries around the world and tourist activity is increasingly significant from an economic point of view, with implications for employment, transportation and regional development. As a result, the characteristics, determinants and forecasting of tourism demand are of growing interest to academics, industrialists and policy makers alike.
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Edition
New edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Edition type
New edition
Illustrations
9 b&w line drawings,
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Weight
400 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-7201-2163-6 (9780720121636)
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Content
The analysis of choice and demand in tourism, Peter Johnson and Barry Thomas; typologies of tourist roles, Els Lowyck et al; tourist motivation - life after Maslow, Christine Witt and Peter Wright; tourism and symbolic consumption, Graham Brown; market segmentation and the prediction of tourist destinations, Richard Prentice; using modelling to measure tourist image and ski resort choice, Barbara Carmichael; conviviality - a source of satisfaction for hotel guests?, Farouk Saleh and Chris Ryan; price competitiveness and inclusive tour holidays in European cities, Ann Clewer et al; the life cycle concept and tourism, Chris Cooper; modelling visitor flows at the Beamish Museum, Adrian Darnell et al; international tourism demand - an integration of research findings, Geoffrey Crouch and Robin Shaw; the track records of tourism forecasting services, Stephen Witt.