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International Cases in Sustainable Travel & Tourism [electronic resource] / edited by Pierre Benckendorff, Dagmar Lund-Durlacher.

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by Benckendorff, Pierre
Call Number 338.4791068 INT
Publication Date 2013
Summary An international range of outstanding new cases focused on sustainable tourism management and development, including award winners and finalists from the WTTC Tourism for Tourism Awards they are written by local scholars who are experts in sustainable tourism.
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Managing Volunteers in Tourism [electronic resource].

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by Holmes, Kirsten.
Call Number 338.47910683
Publication Date 2012
Summary Recent years have seen an explosion in research on tourism volunteering. Volunteers are an essential part of tourism, whether they are volunteering in their local museum, at a sporting mega-event, as an airport ambassador, or travelling the global as a volunteer tourist. Managing Volunteers in Tourism reviews the latest research to highlight the key management issues and relate them to the tourism volunteering context. It includes previously under-researched forms of tourism volunteering such as meet-and-greeters, surf life-savers, conservation, festival, and information centre vol
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How Should Niagara Region Respond to the Challenges it Faces and Find Solutions to Preserve and Develop its Tourism Industry? [electronic resource] : How Should Niagara Region Respond to the Challenges it Faces and Find Solutions to Preserve and Develop its Tourism Industry

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by Jayawardena, Dr Chandana.
Call Number 974.798
Publication Date 2008
Summary The purpose of this e-book is to provide a backdrop to tourism challenges and solutions in the Niagara Region, and to present the key points discussed during the 2007 WHATT roundtable discussion in the Niagara Region, Canada. The rationale for the e-book is that the private sector and academia must work together in identifying the root causes for key problems and then find practical solutions. Often it is the public sector that leads this process, but it was felt that the private sector and academia should become proactive in finding practical solutions.
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