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Tourism: Principles and Practice

Tourism: Principles and Practice

by Mr David Gilbert (Author), Alan Fyall (Author), Alan Fyall (Author), Mr David Gilbert (Author), Prof Chris Cooper (Author), Prof John Fletcher (Author), Prof Stephen Wanhill (Author)

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    Paperback 2004

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    Paperback 1998

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Synopsis

This text 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. Companion website includes an Instructor's Manual and Powerpoint slides for the tutor; self-assessment questions, weblinks and a glossary of key terms for the student. Suitable for a wide range of introductory and other modules on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in Tourism

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 840
 Edition: 3
 Publisher: Financial Times/ Prentice Hall
Published: 07 Dec 2004
ISBN 10: 027368406X
ISBN 13: 9780273684060
Book Overview: Suitable for a wide range of introductory and other modules on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in Tourism.

Media Reviews
A comprehensive and excellent textbook for undergraduate students in tourism. With its more thorough elaboration, new layout and web site references, the professional and pedagogical value of the third edition is considerably increased. Ragnar Prestholdt, Hogskolen I Telemark, Norway With updated material and sources, enhanced pedagogical learning methods and a new, appealing appearance, this third edition of the Cooper et al. book is a very welcomed improvement on the successful second one; an essential reading for undergraduate and postgraduate students of tourism and for all those seeking a textbook with a thought-provoking treatment of the sector. Andreas Papatheodorou, Surrey University, UK Tourism: Principles and Practice third edition is an informative and comprehensive introductory tourism text. It balances sound theoretical underpinning in an attractive and bright eye-catching format. There is a mix of self-check questions, essay questions and case studies that build on content and will assist students to understand the subject. Deborah Edwards, University of Western Sydney, Australia As the business of tourism becomes more and more competitive, so to does the teaching of tourism. Sourcing books that not only teach students the fundamental principles of how the whole tourism system operates and are able to generate deeper thinking of critical issues, but ones that also manage to capture their imaginations is difficult. This third edition of Tourism: Principles and Practice provides a competitive advantage to tourism academics by meeting these requirements. Well researched, a clean layout, interesting case studies from around the world and the good use of colour in this book will ensure its popularity. Martin Fluker, Victoria University, Australia 'This new edition makes a timely and valuable contribution to the field of tourism and brings an already excellent book truly up-to-date with the latest requirements in this subject-area An excellently structured and coherent edition of an already crucial text for those studying in the field tourism today Peter Bolan, Course Director - International Travel & Tourism Management, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland Produced by a team of experienced, well respected authors and previously one of the most comprehensive introductions to tourism studies, this new edition is written in an assured style, with a clear readable text, supported by detailed case studies and is presented in an attractive layout. Invaluable reading for undergraduate students! Peter Mason, University of Luton, UK With a sensibly designed, attractive, accessible format this vibrant, stimulating student-friendly text guides the reader informatively and systematically through the complexities of contemporary tourism issues. Clear, cogent and erudite - with appropriate supporting case material, relevant illustrations and suggested further reading - this is a welcomed, up dated third edition of an established, proven, successful text. Brian Wheeller, Visiting Professor of Tourism NHTV, Breda, The Netherlands