Search Results for Tourism Culture - Narrowed by: 1998-2002

Tourism, culture & communication.

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by Cognizant Communication Corporation.
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Tourism, culture & communication.

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Call Number PER 338.4791 TOU BOUND VOL 7-8 2007-2008
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Destination culture : tourism, museums, and heritage / Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett.

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by Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Barbara.
Call Number 306.074 21
Publication Date 1998
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Making visitors mindful : principles for creating quality sustainable visitor experiences through effective communication / Gianna Moscardo.

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by Moscardo, Gianna, 1962-, author.
Call Number 338.4791 MOS
Publication Date 1999
Summary Making Visitors Mindful sets out a series of principles to assist in communicating with visitors. These principles are applicable to a broad range of tourism and recreation settings and are based on a theory of how people deal with, learn, and use new information. This mindfulness/mindlessness model of human information processing has been tested and used in a range of business, educational, medical, and other social problems. Making Visitors Mindful offers: Principles and examples relevant and applicable to a broad range of tourism and recreation settings; directions for planning, design, and management of educational programs and other visitor communications services that are based on a large body of applied and relevant research evidence; and a theory which is easily assessable to managers and that can be used to generate ideas for communications with visitors in many different places.
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Critique of exotica : music, politics, and the culture industry / John Hutnyk.

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by Hutnyk, John, 1961-
Call Number 306.484 21
Publication Date 2000
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Dealing with cultural differences in tourism and hospitality [digital videorecording] / written and directed by Noel Maloney.

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by Maloney, Noel.
Call Number TR DVD 338.479194 DEA
Publication Date 1998
Summary This program looks at the four major tourist groups to Australia (Japanese, Germans, Chinese and Americans), and aims to improve the viewer's understanding of the differences between these cultures and Australian culture. Included are interviews with senior hotel staff, tourists and people in tour companies and restaurants.
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Selling Australia [videorecording]

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Call Number TR DVD 338.479194 SEL
Publication Date 2001
Summary Each year, millions of tourists come looking for the quintessential "Aussie experience", but are they getting anything more than koalas, boomerangs and a shrimp on the barbie? This four part series takes an eye-opening and often droll journey behind the scenes of Australia's multi-billion dollar tourism industry. It reveals a world of ruthless marketing where canny entrepreneurs are determined to give visitors exactly what they want, whether it's a taste of Aboriginal culture, sandy beaches or a bush adventure. But how does it fit with reality and the image the nation has of itself?
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Tourists in historic towns : urban conservation and heritage management / Aylin Orbasli.

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by Orbasli, Aylin, 1968-
Call Number 338.4791 21
Publication Date 2000
Summary "This book examines the relationship between culture, heritage, conservation and tourism development in historic towns and urban centres. The impact of tourism on historic towns, and the role it plays in conservation and urban continuity, is debated, and long-term planning and effective management - based on strategic decision-making, which is multi-disciplinary and multi-dimensional - is discussed. The book aims to provide guidance in tourism development and visitor management for historic towns, in support of sustainable development objectives and community development." "The main focus of the book is medium sized historic towns and quarters that are attractive to the tourist market, but historic quarters in large cities and smaller, rural settlements are not excluded."--Jacket.
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Social town planning / edited by Clara H. Greed.

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by Greed, Clara, 1948-
Call Number 307.12160941 21
Publication Date 1999
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Mark Twain, travel books, and tourism [electronic resource] : the tide of a great popular movement / Jeffrey Alan Melton.

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by Melton, Jeffrey Alan, 1962-
Call Number 818.409 22
Publication Date 2002
Summary This illuminating study reevaluates an often overlooked aspect of Mark Twain's writing-his travel narratives-and demonstrates their centrality to his identity and thinking. Travel books, Jeffrey Melton asserts in this study, are vital to Mark Twain's identity as a writer and to his cultural influence, and not just, as many critics have argued, preliminary sketches or failed attempts at fiction. Furthermore, the identity that Twain establishes for himself in these books as the arch "tourist" provides the most compelling perspective from which to view his entire body of work. Melton be.
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Global culture : media, arts, policy, and globalization / edited by Diana Crane, Nobuko Kawashima, and Ken'ichi Kawasaki.

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by Crane, Diana, 1933- editor.
Call Number 302.23 23
Publication Date 2016 2002
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Tourism management and policy [electronic resource] : perspectives from Singapore / editors, Tan Ern Ser, Brenda S.A. Yeoh, Jennifer Wang.

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by Tan, Ern Ser.
Call Number 338.47915957045 21
Publication Date 2001
Summary Tourism development is not merely about boosting tourist figures and bringing in more tourist dollars. Undoubtedly, it has to do with developing tourism resources, infrastructure, products and attractions, but it is also about a society, polity and economy meeting the challenges of globalization, the new millennium, and nation-building. This volume deals with those issues from different perspectives and through the case of Singapore, a city-state highly integrated into the global economy. It addresses specific areas like tourism manpower, theme parks and beaches, as well as the broader issues of economic strategy, political economy, and culture. Collectively, the articles in the book should provide readers with a sense of where Singapore has gone and where it is in terms of tourism management and policy.
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