Tourism Management 1996: Vol 17 Index

3 Pages·1996·0.95 MB·English

TOURUISM MANAGIEMIEINT
Index to Volume 17 development, Tim Unwin, 17, 4, 265- From shareholders to stakeholders: critic-
276 al issues for tourism marketers, Jane
Cross-cultural tourist behavior. Percep- Robson and Ian Robson, 17, 7, 533-
tions of Korean tour-guides, Abra- 540
February, March, May, June, ham Pizam and Gang-Hoan Jeong, Managing ecotourism: an opportunity
August, September, November and 17, 4, 277-286 spectrum approach, Stephen W Boyd
December 1996 Reconstructing place image. A case study and Richard W Butler, 17, 8, 557-566
of its role in destination market re- Western environmental values and
search, Martin Selby and Nigel J nature-based tourism in Kenya, John
Articles — Titles Morgan, 17, 4, 287-294 S Akama, 17, 8, 567-574
Travel advice or trade embargo? The Traffic noise and hotel profits—is there a Relationship marketing and airline loyal-
impacts and implications of official relationship?, Gottfried Langer, 17, ty schemes, D C Gilbert, 17, 8, 575-
travel advice, Richard Sharpley, Julia 4, 295-305 582
Sharpley and John Adams, 17, 1, 1-7 The revitalization of Italy as a tourist The last feather-bedded industry? Gov-
Evolving air-charter tourism patterns: destination, Sandro Formica and ernment, politics and the hospitality
change in outbound traffic from the Muzaffer Uysal, 17, 5, 323-331 industry during and after the 1992
Republic of Ireland, Desmond A Cinematographic images of a_ city. General Election, Roy C Wood, 17,
Gillmor, 17, 1, 9-16 Alternative heritage tourism in Man- 8, 583-592
Demand models for inclusive tour char- chester, Peter Schofield, 17, 5, 333- Linkages between holiday travel risk and
ter: the Norwegian case, Finn Jérgen- 340 insurance claims: evidence from New
sen and Gisle Solvoll, 17, 1, 17-24 Early impacts of limited stakes casino Zealand, Chris Ryan, 17, 8, 593-601
Skilled consumption and UK ski holi- gambling on rural community life,
days, Greg Richards, 17, 1, 25-34 Patrick T Long, 17, 5, 341-353
Articles — Authors
Local enterprise and development in Tourism management on American Indi-
tourism, Stephen R C Wanhill, 17, 1, an lands in the USA, Alan A Lew, 17, Sharpley, Richard, Travel advice or
35-42 5, 355-365 trade embargo? The impacts and im-
Artistic and literary places in France as Tourism development within planning plications of official travel advice, 17,
tourist attractions, D T Herbert, 17, paradigms: the case of Turkey, Habib
2, 77-85 Alipour, 17, 5, 367-377 Sharpley, Julia see Sharpley, Richard
Seeing is believing: the effect of film on From museum to mental massage: a re- Adams, John see Sharpley, Richard
visitor numbers to screened locations, sponse to Tony Walter, Stephen Gillmor, Desmond A, Evolving air-
Nichola Tooke and Michael Baker, Clews, 17, 6, 401-403 charter tourism patterns: change in
17, 2, 87-94 Tourism policy: a midsummer night's outbound traffic from the Republic of
Understanding tourism processes: a dream?, Eduardo Fayos-Sola, 17, 6, Ireland, 17, 1, 9-16
gender-aware framework, Vivian 405-412 Jgrgensen Finn, Demand models for in-
Kinnaird and Derek Hall, 17, 2, 95- Tourist organizations in Sweden, Dougls clusive tour charter: the Norwegian
102 G Pearce, 17, 6, 413-424 case, 17, 1, 17-24
Agricultural diversification into tourism. International tourism in Kenya and the Solvoll, Gisle, see Jorgensen, Finn
Evidence of a European Community marginalization of the Waswahili, Richards, Greg, Skilled consumption
development programme, Anne- Isaac Sindiga, 17, 6, 425-432 and UK ski holidays, 17, 1, 25-34
Mette Hjalager, 17, 2, 103-111 Promotional competitions: a_ winning Wanhill, Stephen R C, Local enterprise
Marketing Korea as an _ international tool for tourism marketing, Ken Peat- and development in tourism, 17, 1,
tourist destination, Gordon Waitt, 17, tie and Sue Peattie, 17, 6, 433-442 35-42
2, 113-121 Mobility and structure in the career paths Herbert, D T, Artistic and literary places
The determinants of planning time in of UK hotel managers: a labour mar- in France as tourist attractions, 17, 2,
vacation travel, Antoine Zalatan, 17, ket hybrid of the bureaucratic model? , 77-85
2, 123-131 Adele Ladkin and Michael Riley, 17, Tooke, Nichola, Seeing is believing: the
The service experience in tourism, Julie E 6, 443-452 effect of film on visitor numbers to
Otto and J R Brent Ritchie, 17, 3, Air transport services and the expansion screened locations, 17, 2, 87-94
165-174 of international tourism in Zim- Baker, Michael, see Tooke, Nichola
Convention destination images: analysis babwe, B J Turton and C C Mutam- Kinnaird, Vivian, Understanding tour-
of association meeting planners’ birwa, 17, 6, 453-462 ism processes: a _ gender-aware
perceptions, Martin Oppermann, 17, Residents’ attitudes to tourism develop- framework, 17, 2, 95-102
3, 175-182 ment: the case of Cyprus, Sevgin Hall, Derek, see Kinnaird, Vivian
Characteristics of the audience for Akis, Nicos Peristianis and Jonathan Hjalager, Anne-Mette, Agricultural di-
‘events’ at a heritage site, Duncan Warner, 17, 7, 481-494 versification into tourism. Evidence of
Light, 17, 3, 183-190 Visitor characteristics and attitudes to- a European Community development
Total quality management in hospitality: wards Kibale National Park, Uganda, programme, 17, 2, 103-111
an application of the EFQM model, Joseph Obua and D M Harding, 17, Waitt, Gordon, Marketing Korea as an
César Camison, 17, 3, 191-201 7, 495-505 international tourist destination, 17, 2,
Pricing policy in nature-based tourism, Sex, tourism and sex tourism: fulfilling 113-121
Jan G Laarman and Hans M similar needs?, Chris Ryan and Zalatan, Antoine, The determinants of
Gregersen, 17, 4, 247-254 Rachel Kinder, 17, 7, 507-518 planning time in vacation travel, 17,
Green tourism and Scottish distilleries, Regional planning approaches to tourism 2, 123-131
Geoff McBoyle, 17, 4, 255-263 development: the case of Turkey, Otto, Julie E, The service experience in
Tourist development in Estonia. Images, Cevat Tosun and C L Jenkins, 17, 7, tourism, 17, 3, 165-174
sustainability, and integrated rural 519-531 Brent Ritchie, J R, see Otto, Julie E
Index
Oppermann, Martin, Convention des- ism development: the case of Cyprus, America’s wake-up call, Douglas Frech-
tination images: analysis of associa- 17, 7, 481-494 tling, 17, 2, 139-141
tion meeting planners’ perceptions, Peristianis, Niocos, see Akis, Sevgin Information technology and tourism: an
17, 3, 175-182 Warner, Jonathan, see Akis, Sevgin update, Robert B Bentley, 17, 2,
Light, Duncan, Characteristics of the au- Obua, Joseph, Visitor characteristics and 141-144
dience for ‘events’ at a heritage site, attitudes towards Kibale National Intergrated tourism in Pacific island
17, 3, 183-190 Park, Uganda, 17, 7, 495-505 countries, Brian King, 17, 2, 145-146
Camis6n, César, Total quality manage- Harding, D M, see Obua, Joseph City tourism with a European perspec-
ment in hospitality: an application of Ryan, Chris, Sex, tourism and sex tour- tive, Graham D Busby, 17, 2, 146-
the EFQM model, 17, 3, 191-201 ism: fulfilling similar needs?, 17, 7, 147
Laarman, Jan G, Pricing policy in 507-518 Northern Ireland tourism: what chance
nature-based tourism, 17, 4, 247-254 Kinder, Rachel, see Ryan, Chris now?, Martin A O’Neill and Frank
Gregersen, Hans M, see Laarman, Jan G Tosun, Cevat, Regional planning Fitz, 17, 3, 161-163
McBoyle, Geoff, Green tourism and approaches to tourism development: Buy now fly later: an investigation of
Scottish distilleries, 17, 4, 255-263 the case of Turkey, 17, 7, 519-531 airline frequent flyer programmes,
Unwin, Tim, Tourist development in Jenkins, C L, see Tosun, Cevat Tosun Gary Mason and Nick Barker, 17, 3,
Estonia. Images, sustainability, and Robson, Jane, From shareholders to 219-223
integrated rural development, 17, 4, stakeholders: the critical issues for Trends in outbound tourism from
265-276 tourism marketers, 17, 7, 533-540 Taiwan, Chun-Te Huang, Chi-Yeh
Pizam, Abraham, Cross-cultural tourist Robson, Ian, see Robson, Jane Yung and Jen-Hung Huang, 17, 3,
behavior. Perceptions of Korean tour- Boyd, Stephen W, Managing ecotour- 223-228
guides, 17, 4, 277-286 ism: an opportunity spectrum ‘Reaching high in Denver’-STTE annual
Jeong, Gang-Hoan, see Pizam, Abra- approach, 17, 8, 557-566 conference 1995, Graham D Busby;
ham Butler, Richard W, see Boyd, Stephen W 17, 3, 228-229
Selby, Martin, Reconstruing place im- Akama, John S, Western environmental Towards the millennium: global civiliza-
age. A case study of its role in destina- values and nature-based tourism in tion in change?, Dimitrios Buhalis
tion market research, 17, 4, 287-294 Kenya, 17, 8, 567-574 and Dorne Sowerby, 17, 3, 230-232
Morgan, Nigel J, see Selby, Martin Gilbert, D C, Relationship marketing From museum to morgue? Electronic
Langer, Gottfried, Traffic noise and and airline loyalty schemes, 17, 8, guides in Roman Bath, Tony Walter,
hotel profits—is there a relationship?, 575-582 17, 4, 241-245
17, 4, 295-305 Wood, Roy C, The last feather-bedded Sustainable tourism management educa-
Formica, Sandro, The revitalization of industry? Government, politics and tion in Europe, Bill Bramwell, 17, 4,
Italy as a tourist destination, 17, 5, the hospitality industry during and 307-309
323-331 after the 1992 General Election, 17, 8, Tourism and sustainable community de-
Uysal, Muzaffer, see Formica, Sandro 583-592 velopment, Gordon Taylor, 17, 4,
Schofield, Peter, Cinematographic im- Ryan, Chris, Linkages between holiday 309-310
ages of a city. Alternative heritage travel risk and insurance claims: evi- The Package Travel Regulations 1992.
tourism in Manchester, 17, 5, 333-340 dence from New Zealand, 17 8, 593- Damp squib or triumph of self-
Long, Patrick T, Early impacts of limited 601 regulation? ,D avid Grant, 17, 5, 319-
stakes casino gambling on rural com- 321
munity life, 17, 5, 341-353 Case Studies Hay on Wye, the mouse that roared:
Lew, Alan A, Tourism management on Successful tourism in Nusa Lembongan, book towns and rural tourism, A V
American Indian lands in the USA, Seaton, 17, 5, 379-382
17, 5, 355-365 Indonesia?, Veronica Long and Island tourism reviewed, Douglas Grant
Alipour, Habib, Tourism development Geoffrey Wall, 17, 1, 43-50 Lockhart, 17, 5, 382-383
Heritage tourism on the West Coast of
within planning paradigms: the case Bahamian rhapsody in blue, Brian
New Zealand, Mark J O Balcar and
of Turkey, 17, 5, 367-377 Wheeller, 17, 5, 383-385
Douglas G Pearce, 17, 3, 203-212
Clews, Stephen, From museum to mental Community impact of the camel safari Blowing the whistle on tourism referees,
massage: a response to Tony Walter, A V Seaton, 17, 6, 397-399
17, 6, 401-403 industry in Jaisalmar, Rajasthan, Technology and change in tourism, Gil-
Fayos-Sola, Eduardo, Tourism policy: a Myra Shackley, 17, 3, 213-218 bert Archdale, 17, 6, 463-464
The English Tourist Network Automa-
midsummer night’s dream?, 17, 6, tion project: a case study in interorga- Developing guidelines for Arctic tourism,
405-412 Peter Mason, 17, 6, 464-465
nizational system failure, Alistair
Pearce, Dougls G, Tourist organizations Sustainable community tourism develop-
Mutch, 17, 8, 603-609
in Sweden, 17, 6, 413-424 ment revisited, Marion Joppe, 17, 7,
Sindiga, Issac, International tourism in 475-479
Current issues/Reports
Kenya and the marginalization of the A study of tourism on university campus
Waswahili, 17, 6, 425-432 Northern Ireland, tourism and peace, sites, Jo Connell, 17, 7, 541-544
Peattie, Ken, Promotional competitions: David Leslie, 17, 1, 51-55 Cross cultural differences in the practices
a winning tool for tourism marketing , Tourism in Cuba in the 1990s: back to the of hotel managers: a study of Dutch
17, 6, 433-442 future?, Amparo E Avella and Allan and Belgian hotel managers, Myriam
Peattie, Sue, see Peattie, Ken S Mills, 17, 1, 55-60 Jansen-Verbeke and Liesbet Steel,
Ladkin, Adele, Mobility and structure in A profile of UK outbound ‘environmen- 17, 7, 544-548
the career paths of UK hotel mana- tally friendly’ tour operators, Andrew Scottish tourism: an enterprising approach,
gers: a labour market hybrid of the Holden and Helen Kealy; 17, 1, 60- Moira Birtwistle, 17, 7, 549-550
bureaucratic model?, 17, 6, 443-452 64 Farm accommodation and the com-
Riley, Michael, see Ladkin, Adele New Zealand students: risk behaviours munication mix, Jackie Clarke, 17, 8,
Turton, B J, Air transport services and while on holiday, Chris Ryan, Emma 611-616
the expansion of international tourism Robertson, Stephen J Page and India’s tourism: a paradoxical product,
in Zimbabwe, 17, 6, 453-462 Geoff Kearsley, 17, 1, 64-69 Manjula Chaudhary, 17, 8, 616-619
Mutambirwa, C C, see Turton B J Languedoc Roussillon: adapting the Technology transfer for African tourism,
Akis, Sevgin, Residents’ attitudes to tour- strategy, Mary Klemm,17, 2, 133-139 Dimitrios Bulhalis, 17, 8, 619-620
II
Index
Monitor Edgell Sr, David L and Haenisch, R 470
Todd, Coopetition: Global Tourism Ashworth, G J and Dietvorst, A G J,
Lessons from the edge: tourism and the
Beyond the Millennium (Gordon D Tourism and Spatial Transforma-
North Atlantic Islands Programme,
Taylor), 17, 4, 312 tions. Implications for Policy and
Tom Baum, 17, 2, 153 Lucas, R, Managing Employee Relations Planning (Bill Bramwell), 17, 7, 551-
Visitor management into the 21st century, in the Hotel and Catering Industry 552
Myra Shackley, 17, 5, 391
(Michael Riley), 17, 4, 312-313 Hall, C M and Jenkins, J M, Tourism
Burns, Peter M and Holden, Andrew, and Public Policy (S Medlik), 17, 7,
Book Reviews (author, title, reviewer) Tourism: A New _ Perspective 552
Cooper, Chris, Shepherd, Rebecca and (Michael Hall), 17, 5, 387-388 Morgan, Michael, Marketing for Leisure
Westlake John, Tourism and Hospi- Conlin, Michael V and Baum, Tom, and Tourism (David A Hume), 17, 8,
tality Education (Brian King), 17, 1, Island Tourism: Management Princi- 621
71-72 ples and Practices (Sevgin Akis), 17, Bar-On, Raphael Raymond and Even-
Swarbrooke, John, The Development 5, 388-389 Zahav, Moshe, Investments and
and Management of Visitor Attrac- Laws, Eric, Tourist Destination Manage- Financing in the Tourism Industry
tions (Frans Schouten), 17, 2, 151 ment (Stephen Mills), 17, 5, 389 (Robert Cleverdon), 17, 8, 621-622
Hall, C M and Johnson, M E, Polar Herbert, D T, Heritage, Tourism and Pizam, Abraham and Mansfeld, Yoel,
Tourism: Tourism in the Arctic and Society (Donald Getz), 17, 5, 389- Tourism, Crime and International
Antarctic Regions (R B Heywood), 390 Security Issues (Derek Hall), 17, 8,
17, 3, 233-234 Clift, Stephen and Page, Stephen J, 622-623
French, C N, Craig-Smith, S J and Col- Health and the International Tourist Boniface, Priscilla, Managing Quality
lier, A, Principles of Tourism (Brian (Jane Lutz), 17, 6, 467-468 Cultural Tourism (Peter Cannon-
King), 17, 3, 234-235 Harris, R and Leiper, N, Sustainable Brookes), 17, 8, 623-624
van den Berg, Leo, van der Borg Jan, Tourism: An Australian Perspective
and van der Meer, Jan, Urban Tour- (Ralf Buckley), 17, 6, 468-469 Publications received
ism: Performance and Strategies in Lundberg, D E, Stavenga, MH and 17.1, 73, 17.2, 155, 17.3, 237, 17.4, 315,
Eight European Cities (Jane Lutz), Krishnamoorthy, M, Tourism Eco- 17.5, 393, 17.6, 471, 17.7, 553, 17.8,
17, 4, 311-312 nomics (Graeme Evans), 17, 6, 469- 625
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