Tourism Routes and Trails : Theory and Practice.

ISBN:

9781786394798

Title:

Author:

Ward-Perkins, David.

Personal Author:

Ward-Perkins, David.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (237 pages)

Contents:

Intro -- Half-title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface: the Nature and Ambitions of this Book -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1 Tourism Routes and their Identity -- Case Study 1.1: Developing Themed Routes in Latin America: the Camino Real -- Chapter 2 Routes, Culture and Human Experience -- Case Study 2.1: Blue Ridge Music Trails -- Chapter 3 The Three Stages of Tourism -- Case Study 3.1: Arctic Coast Way -- Chapter 4 Trends -- Case Study 4.1: The Brazilian Long-distance Trails Network -- Chapter 5 The Meaning of Routes -- Case Study 5.1: Lake Abbé and the Djibouti-Ethiopia LALA Transboundary Hiking Trail -- Chapter 6 The Family of Tourism Routes -- Case Study 6.1: Modern Pilgrimage Trails in Europe -- Chapter 7 Strategies of Nations, Regions and Local Bodies -- Case Study 7.1: 'La Route des Vins': an Engine for Tourism in Alsace -- Case Study 7.2: The Jordan Trail -- Chapter 8 Routes and the Tourism Industry -- Case Study 8.1: Qhapaq Ñan -- Chapter 9 A Roadmap for Route Development -- Case Study 9.1: The Olive Oil Greenway -- Chapter 10 The Impacts and Benefits of Routes and Trails -- Bibliography -- Index -- About CABI -- Backcover.

Local Note:

Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2021. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

Subject Term:

Culture and tourism..

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Publication Date:

2020

Publication Information:

Oxford :

CAB International,

2020.

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Summary

Tourism Routes and Trails plunges into the world of 'extended' tourism, offering an exploration of the 'routes' phenomenon whereby tourism is no longer for a given destination, but extends over multiple sites, a territory or landscape. Covering how such routes are created, often as ways of clustering experiences, it also reviews their effects on tourism businesses, local populations and other stakeholders. Emphasising the critical role of local communities, volunteers and small businesses, as well as those who provide strategic direction and funding, the book:- Is based in tourism theory, but focuses on the models and practice of route formation; - Includes a rich selection of contemporary examples and cases, showing the reader best practice as well as illustrating challenges and risks;- Covers both strategic issues of concern to nations, regions and local authorities, and the complex dynamics occurring on the ground, such as the role of grass-roots organisations and local communities. Routes allow destinations to diversify their offer and spread the economic and social benefits of tourism. With tourist behaviour increasingly shifting to thematic experiences, this book shows how to create these in a way that is both meaningful for visitors and beneficial for the destination. Suitable for tourism policy makers, economic development agencies and local stakeholders, it is also a vital resource for the next generation; students of tourism, sociology, local politics and economic development.