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This New Edition Builds On The Model Of Success Established In The Previous Editions, By Providing Students With A Comprehensive Introduction To The Interrelationship Between Tourism, Leisure And Recreation From Geographical And Social Science Perspectives. It Still Remains The Only Book To Systematically Compare And Contrast In A Spatial Context, Tourism And Recreation In Relation To Leisure Time. It Therefore Offers Insight Into The Demand, Supply, Planning, Destination Management And Impacts Of Tourism And Recreation.this Fourth Edition Has Been Significantly Updated To Reflect Recent Developments And New Concepts From Geography Which Are Beginning To Permeate The Tourism And Recreational Field, Whilst Retaining Its Accessible Style And Approach. The 4th Edition Features:new Content On Climate Change, Sustainability, Mobilities And Crisis Management In Time And Space As Well As Recent Trends Such As Low Cost Airlines And The Control Of Land Transport By Transnational Operators In The Eu Such As Arriva.more Attention To Management Issues Such As Innovation And The Spatial Consequences For Tourism And Leisure Development.new Case Studies & Examples To Showcase Real Life Issues, From Both Developed And Developing Countries, Especially Us, China & South Africa.user-friendly To Students, It Is Completely Revised And Redeveloped To Accommodate New Case Studies, Insights, Summary Points And Learning Objectives.written By Leading Academics, This Is Essential Reading For Is Essential Reading For All Tourism, Geography, Leisure And Recreation Students.
This text investigates the complex spatial interrelationships between tourism, leisure, and recreation through the lens of geography and social science. Authors C. Michael Hall and Stephen J. Page utilize their extensive academic expertise to synthesize how these sectors function within global environments. The book provides a structured framework for understanding the supply, demand, and management of tourism destinations while addressing contemporary challenges like sustainability and climate change.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this work as a foundational text for students in tourism and geography programs due to its systematic approach to spatial analysis. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is balanced by clear learning objectives and updated case studies.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203796098
ISBN-13:
9780203796092
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