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Tourism Alternatives : Potentials and Problems in the Development of Tourism title: Publication of the International Academy for the Study of Tourism author: Eadington, William R. publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press isbn10 | asin: 0812213912 print isbn13: 9780812213911 ebook isbn13: 9780585127293 language: English subject Tourism. publication date: 1992 lcc: G155.A1T5893 1992eb ddc: 338.4/791 subject: Tourism. Page i Tourism Alternatives Page ii A Publication of the International Academy for the Study of Tourism Page iii Tourism Alternatives Potentials and Problems in the Development of Tourism Edited by Valene L. Smith and William R. Eadington University of Pennsylvania Press Philadelphia Page iv Copyright © 1992 by the International Academy for the Study of Tourism All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Tourism alternatives : potentials and problems in the development of tourism / edited by Valene L. Smith and William R. Eadington. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-8122-3148-1 (cloth).ISBN 0-8122-1391-2 (pbk.) 1. Tourist trade. I. Eadington, William R. G155.A1T5893 1992 338.4'791dc20 92-10657 CIP Page v To Jafar Jafari Founder and President of the International Academy for the Study of Tourism Page vii CONTENTS List of Tables and Figures ix List of Contributors xi Preface Valene L. Smith and William R. Eadington xiii Introduction: The Emergence of Alternative Forms of Tourism William R. Eadington and Valene L. Smith 1 Part I-Theoretical Perspectives 13 1. Alternative Tourism: Concepts, Classifications, and Questions Douglas G. Pearce 15 2. Alternative Tourism: The Thin End of the Wedge Richard Butler 31 3. Making the Alternative Sustainable: Lessons from Development for Tourism Emanuel De Kadt 47 4. Alternative Tourism: Tourism and Sustainable Resource Management John J. Pigram 76 Page viii 5. International Tourism Reconsidered: The Principle of the Alternative Marie-Françoise Lanfant and Nelson H. H. Graburn 88 Part II-Case Studies 113 6. Tourism as an Element in Sustainable Development: Hana, Maui Bryan Farrell 115 7. Boracay, Philippines: A Case Study in "Alternative" Tourism Valene L. Smith 133 8. Predisposition Toward Alternative Forms of Tourism Among Tourists Visting Barbados: Some Preliminary Observations Graham Dann 158 9. Tourism by Train: Its Role in Alternative Tourism Martinus J. Kosters 180 10. Tourism Alternatives in an Era of Global Climatic Change Geoffrey Wall 194 Epilogue: A Research Agenda on the Variability of Tourism Dennison Nash 216 References 227 Author Index 247 Subject Index 251 Page ix TABLES AND FIGURES Tables Introduction Table 1. International travelers: volume and expenditure patterns 2 Chapter 1 Table 1. Variables used in classification of tourism 23 Chapter 2 Table 1. Problems of tourism 33 Table 2. Tourism development strategies 36 Table 3. Agents of change and types of tourism 38 Table 4. Possible implications of alternative tourism 41 Table 5. Viewpoints in tourism development 45 Chapter 7 Table 1. Arrivals at Boracay, 19831986 142 Table 2. Arrivals by month and nationality 145 Table 3. Locally perceived effects of tourism, Boracay 153 Chapter 8 Table 1. Responses to "Have you been inside a Barbadian home?" 165 Table 2. Cross-tabulation of variables with entry to local

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Tourism over the past three decades has grown phenomenally but is continually modified by ongoing events and forces—such as increasing or abating pollution and congestion issues, new forms of transportation, and altered economic, social, or political conditions.The contributions in this work are o
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