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(Thesis, Master of Tourism, 2005)Antarctic tourism has been the subject of significant debate in recent years, not only within the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS) but also in the wider community. A relatively recent but now well-established industry, tourism ... -
(Conference or Workshop Item (Paper), Quality Tourism: Beyond the Masses, Proceedings of the First National Tourism Students’ Conference, 1997)Mountain guiding has been offered as an activity for tourists to New Zealand for over a century. In the late Nineteenth Century European guides, accompanying clients, introduced techniques to New Zealanders working at the ... -
Undergraduate student perceptions of a career in the tourism and hospitality industry in New Zealand (Thesis, Master of Tourism, 2012)As the highest economic earner the tourism and hospitality industry in New Zealand is often plagued by negative employment characteristics. Previous research has found that tertiary students, seen as the next cohort of ... -
(Thesis, Master of Tourism, 2011)Towards an ecological consciousness: A qualitative narrative of a research journey. My overall aim with this Masters thesis is to create an understanding of the need for social change and inspire individuals and communities ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2010)This dissertation explores aspects of hunting and tramping experiences in the southernmost region of New Zealand, Stewart Island/Rakiura. The focus is on the complexities of hunting, and how tramping, particularly as ... -
(Other Type, 1999)This report presents a detailed analysis of the impacts of Rugby Super 12 on the tourism industry in the Otago Highlanders region. It presents the results of a qualitative programme of research for which individuals involved ... -
(Dissertation, 2006)Lifestyles are continually changing. Whilst eating away from the ‘home’ was traditionally predicated on need; the consumer in contemporary society is eating out more regularly and for an increasing variety of motivations. ... -
(Conference or Workshop Item (Paper), CAUTHE 2004: Creating Tourism Knowledge, 2004)Changes in the operating environment for the wine industry in Australia and New Zealand have led to an increasing focus on wine tourism as a potential distribution method to grow a winery’s individual consumer base. Wine ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2011)This is anything but an average doctoral thesis. It takes both the author and his audience on a socially-constructed journey of self discovery. It explores the emotional world of evocative 'heartful‘ sociological introspection. ... -
(Conference or Workshop Item (Paper), CAUTHE 2004: Creating Tourism Knowledge, 2004)People may be significant vectors for vine diseases and pests. Yet despite the potential biosecurity risks of visitation few New Zealand wineries have biosecurity strategies in place. The paper therefore aims to examine ...