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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 ... -
(Journal Article, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2005)Environmental non-governmental organisations (ENGOs) adopt a range of positions on the issue of tourism development within protected areas. While many ENGOs perceive tourism development as being extremely undesirable within ...
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(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. ... -
(Discussion Paper, 2005)Analysis of cross-sectional data on tourism to Israel during the Intifada reveals some factors driving international tourist behaviour. Much of the heterogeneity in the observed response of different nationalities can be ... -
(Thesis, Master of Tourism, 2000)The year 2000 sees the world's largest sporting event, the Olympic Games, held in the Southern Hemisphere for only the second time. Proponents of the Olympics believe them to be a recipe for urban (re)development, escalating ...
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(Thesis, Master of Tourism, 2011)This thesis proposes an analytic framework of tourism history and discusses its value for a tourist destination’s analysis. Employing a tourism history perspective, the thesis focuses on Koh Samui case study as a reference. ... -
(Thesis, Master of Planning, 2012)Modern society is structured around the desire for high mobility; the consequence has seen cities primarily planned around the needs of the automobile. Car dominant transport planning has underpinned the growth of cities ... -
(Thesis, Master of Planning, 2012)Rural decline associated with government restructuring in New Zealand in the 1980s has reduced the security of the agricultural economic base in many rural communities. These communities must find additional economic drivers ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2010)The islands of New Zealand lie astride two actively deforming tectonic plates, creating a diverse physical landscape with high scenic value, but one which is prone to a range of natural hazards. The Alpine Fault is a 450 ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2010)Mountain biking is one of the most popular adventure sports worldwide, bringing in millions of dollars to economies across the globe and representing a host of different recreational opportunities to the millions who take ...