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Summary
Introduces the fundamental principles of tourism and provides a framework that effectively integrates theory and practice. A global and diverse spread of examples shows the impacts and influences of this fast-changing industry on its environment and vice versa.
Author Notes
The team of Francis Beaumont (1584-1616) and John Fletcher (1579-1625) wrote some of the most popular dramas of Elizabethan England.
Beaumont and Fletcher began to work together in about 1606 and continued their partnership until Beaumont's retirement in 1613. Beaumont apparently was the primary plotter of their plays, while Fletcher had a strong flair for language. Their comedies and tragedies include The Woman Hater, The Coxcomb, A Maid's Tragedy, The Knight of the Burning Pestle, Wit Without Money, and Philaster, Or Love Lies A Bleeding. Fletcher wrote several plays alone as well, such as the comedy The Wild Goose Chase (1621) and the tragedy Bonduca (1614). Cardenio, or the Second Maiden's Tragedy, and Two Noble Kinsmen are attributed to Fletcher, although there has been some speculation he collaborated on these with Shakespeare.
Beaumont and Fletcher's work is energetic, full of stage thrills, declamatory speeches and bizarre plots. Though it is not as rich and unified as that of some of their contemporaries including Shakespeare and Webster, it influenced the development of Restoration comedy and tragedy, and thus played an important role in the history of drama.
(Bowker Author Biography)
Table of Contents
| Part 1 Tourism Demand |
| 1 Managing Tourism Demand |
| 2 Tourism Consumer behaviour |
| 3 Measuring Demand for Tourism |
| 4 Tourism Demand Determinants and Forecasting |
| Part 2 The Tourism Destination |
| 5 The Economic Impact of Tourism |
| 6 The Environmental Impact of Tourism |
| 7 The Socio-cultural Impact of Tourism |
| 8 Sustainable Tourism |
| 9 Tourism and Development Planning |
| Part 3 The Tourism Sector |
| 10 Attractions |
| 11 Accommodation |
| 12 Intermediaries |
| 13 Transportation |
| 14 Public sector and policy |
| Part 4 Marketing For Tourism |
| 15 Marketing for Tourism ? the Historical Roots |
| 16 Managing Marketing for Tourism |
| 17 Marketing Planning |
| 18 Marketing Mix Applications |
| Part 5 Developments In Tourism |
| 19 Information Technology in Tourism |
| 20 The Future of Tourism: Trends and Issues Beyond our Control |
| 21 The Future of Tourism: Trends and Issues Within our Control |