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First Published in 2013. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 544
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 1167g
- ISBN-13: 9780415638654
- ISBN-10: 0415638658
- Artikelnr.: 39076590
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- 2nd edition
- Seitenzahl: 544
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. Dezember 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 189mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 1167g
- ISBN-13: 9780415638654
- ISBN-10: 0415638658
- Artikelnr.: 39076590
Melanie Smith is an Associate Professor and Researcher in Tourism at the Budapest College of Communication and Business, Hungary. She is also Chair of ATLAS (Association for Tourism and Leisure Education), which has around 300 members in 70 countries. She has been working for ten years on issues relating to wellness and holistic tourism, including research projects and the publication of several journal articles and book chapters. She was Founder of the ATLAS (Association for Tourism and Leisure Education and Research) Spa and Wellness Special Interest Research Group in 2007. László Puczkó (PhD MSc MA CMC) is a managing director and head of tourism section at Xellum management consulting company and an international speaker. His main areas of expertise are in tourism research, strategy preparation, planning and management in the following areas: health/wellness/spa tourism, heritage and cultural tourism, national/regional/local planning, product and project development and experience mapping and enhancement.
Part 1: History and Development of Health, Wellness and Medical Tourism 1.
Definitions and Concepts 2. An Historical Overview 3. A Geographical and
Regional Analysis 4. Leisure, Lifestyle and Society Part 2: Managing and
Marketing Health, Wellness and Medical Tourism 5. Demand and Motivation of
Tourists 6. Targeting and Branding 7. Planning and Management 8. Future
Trends and Predictions Part 3: The International Context for Health,
Wellness and Medical Tourism: Case Studies Spa Developments 9. SpaFinder
Wellness Trends: What they Teach us and Why they are Important Susie Ellis
10. Spa Lifestyle Resort Communities and Staycations Mick Matheusik 11. The
Rise of Destination Spas in Emerging Economies: A Case Study of GOCO
Hospitality's Qatar and China Destination Spa Projects Ingo Schweder 12.
The Russian Spa Market: Diverse and Maturing Elena Bogacheva 13. Italian
Spas Today: Demand and Offer Evolution and Trends Sonia Ferrari 14.
Traditional Spas: Between Health and Wellness Tourism: The Trentino
Strategy to Face the Challenge of the Market Geradine Parisi 15. Day Spa
Revenue Management: Some Examples from Italy Patrizia Modica and Elisa
Scanu 16. A Multipurpose Wellness Park - The Case Study of Hamat Gader,
Israel Yechezkel Israeli 17. Benchmarking Pilot Study for Hungarian
Wellness and Spa Hotels Andrea Vermesi 18. Comparative Analysis of Health
Tourism Products and Online Communication of Selected Hungarian Spas and
Hotels Krisztina Priszinger and Katalin Formadi 19. Sleep Therapy: A Case
Study from Tervis Medical Spa, Estonia Inna Bentsalo 20. Benefits of Higher
Education to the International Spa Industry: A UK Perspective Kathryn
Dowthwaite and Sarah Rawlinson 21. Labour and Compensation Structure of the
Spa Industry in Canada Marion Joppe 22. Joining Together and Shaping the
Future of the Global Spa and Wellness Industry Susie Ellis Health Tourism
Destinations 23. Wellness tourism development in Slovenia in the last two
decades Sonja Sibila Lebe 24.Wellness and Spa Provision in the Silesian
Health Resorts of Poland Andrzej Hadzik, Dorota Ujma and Sean Gammon 25.
History, Traditions and the Recent Trends in the Spa Industry in the Czech
Republic Alexey Kondrashov 26.Special health tourism products in the Bukk
and Matra region Lorant David, Bulcsu Remenyik and Csaba Szucs 27. Health
Tourism and Horse Milk Therapy in Kyrgyzstan Ingeborg Nordbo and Elvira
Sagyntay Kyzy 28.Wellbeing Tourism in Finland Henna Konu, Anja Tuohino and
Peter Bjoerk 29. Health Leisure Market - the evolution in Portugal Nuno
Gustavo and Fernando Completo 30. The Holy Himalayas: An Adobe to Wellness
Parikshat Singh Manhas 31. Te Aroha Wellness Tourism: Yesterday and Today
Maria Hyde-Smith and John S. Hull 32. Revitalising the Healing Tradition:
Thermal Springs in the Western Cape Mark Simon Boekstein 33. Opportunities
and barriers to Sustainable Health Tourism Development at the Israeli Dead
Sea region Dalit Gasul 34. Heritage and the Renaissance of Domburg as a
Health Resort Peter Kruizinga 35. Health Cuisine - a new health destination
marketing tool Nico Dingemans Wellbeing, Holistic and Spiritual Tourism 36.
The Social Construction of Travelling for Wellbeing in Australia Alison van
den Eynde and Adrian Fisher 37. Building Tourism and Wellbeing Policy:
Engaging with the Public Health Agenda in the UK Heather Hartwell, Ann
Hemingway, Alan Fyall, Viachaslau Filimonau, Stacy Wall, and Neil Short 38.
Activities as a component of a Social Tourism Holiday Experience Riikka
Ilves and Raija Komppula 39. Research on Preventive Wellness in the
Netherlands Jacques Vork and Angelique Lombarts 40. Natural Wellness: The
Case of Icelandic Wilderness Landscapes for Health and Wellness Tourism
Edward H. Huijbens 41. Global Wellness in Sedona Arizona Mia Mackman 42. A
New Age in Tourism: A Case Study of New Age Centres in Costa Rica Marinus
C. Gisolf 43. The Holistic Approach of Ayurveda based Wellness Tourism
offered in Kerala Ramesh Unnikrishnan 44. Meditation Tourism: Exploring the
Meditation Flow Experience and Well-Being Tzuhui A. Tseng and Ching-Cheng
Shen 45. The Propensity of Yoga Practitioners to Become Tourists: A Case
Study of Budapest Ivett Sziva, Noemi Kulcsar and Melanie Smith Medical
Tourism and Medical Wellness 46. Apollo Hospitals Group: A Key Player in
the Indian Medical Tourism Industry Anita Medhekar 47. The UK National
Health Service and International Patients Neil Lunt, Johanna Hanefeld,
Daniel Horsfall and Richard D. Smith 48. Kurotel - Turning a Dream into
Reality: Milestones and Keys to Success Victoria Winter 49. The Gawler
Foundation in Australia: Wellness and Lifestyle-based Therapeutic Retreats
for People with Serious Illnesses Cornelia Voigt 50. Challenges of
Balneotherapy development in Oyoun Moussa, Egypt Islam Elgammal and Heba
Elakras
Definitions and Concepts 2. An Historical Overview 3. A Geographical and
Regional Analysis 4. Leisure, Lifestyle and Society Part 2: Managing and
Marketing Health, Wellness and Medical Tourism 5. Demand and Motivation of
Tourists 6. Targeting and Branding 7. Planning and Management 8. Future
Trends and Predictions Part 3: The International Context for Health,
Wellness and Medical Tourism: Case Studies Spa Developments 9. SpaFinder
Wellness Trends: What they Teach us and Why they are Important Susie Ellis
10. Spa Lifestyle Resort Communities and Staycations Mick Matheusik 11. The
Rise of Destination Spas in Emerging Economies: A Case Study of GOCO
Hospitality's Qatar and China Destination Spa Projects Ingo Schweder 12.
The Russian Spa Market: Diverse and Maturing Elena Bogacheva 13. Italian
Spas Today: Demand and Offer Evolution and Trends Sonia Ferrari 14.
Traditional Spas: Between Health and Wellness Tourism: The Trentino
Strategy to Face the Challenge of the Market Geradine Parisi 15. Day Spa
Revenue Management: Some Examples from Italy Patrizia Modica and Elisa
Scanu 16. A Multipurpose Wellness Park - The Case Study of Hamat Gader,
Israel Yechezkel Israeli 17. Benchmarking Pilot Study for Hungarian
Wellness and Spa Hotels Andrea Vermesi 18. Comparative Analysis of Health
Tourism Products and Online Communication of Selected Hungarian Spas and
Hotels Krisztina Priszinger and Katalin Formadi 19. Sleep Therapy: A Case
Study from Tervis Medical Spa, Estonia Inna Bentsalo 20. Benefits of Higher
Education to the International Spa Industry: A UK Perspective Kathryn
Dowthwaite and Sarah Rawlinson 21. Labour and Compensation Structure of the
Spa Industry in Canada Marion Joppe 22. Joining Together and Shaping the
Future of the Global Spa and Wellness Industry Susie Ellis Health Tourism
Destinations 23. Wellness tourism development in Slovenia in the last two
decades Sonja Sibila Lebe 24.Wellness and Spa Provision in the Silesian
Health Resorts of Poland Andrzej Hadzik, Dorota Ujma and Sean Gammon 25.
History, Traditions and the Recent Trends in the Spa Industry in the Czech
Republic Alexey Kondrashov 26.Special health tourism products in the Bukk
and Matra region Lorant David, Bulcsu Remenyik and Csaba Szucs 27. Health
Tourism and Horse Milk Therapy in Kyrgyzstan Ingeborg Nordbo and Elvira
Sagyntay Kyzy 28.Wellbeing Tourism in Finland Henna Konu, Anja Tuohino and
Peter Bjoerk 29. Health Leisure Market - the evolution in Portugal Nuno
Gustavo and Fernando Completo 30. The Holy Himalayas: An Adobe to Wellness
Parikshat Singh Manhas 31. Te Aroha Wellness Tourism: Yesterday and Today
Maria Hyde-Smith and John S. Hull 32. Revitalising the Healing Tradition:
Thermal Springs in the Western Cape Mark Simon Boekstein 33. Opportunities
and barriers to Sustainable Health Tourism Development at the Israeli Dead
Sea region Dalit Gasul 34. Heritage and the Renaissance of Domburg as a
Health Resort Peter Kruizinga 35. Health Cuisine - a new health destination
marketing tool Nico Dingemans Wellbeing, Holistic and Spiritual Tourism 36.
The Social Construction of Travelling for Wellbeing in Australia Alison van
den Eynde and Adrian Fisher 37. Building Tourism and Wellbeing Policy:
Engaging with the Public Health Agenda in the UK Heather Hartwell, Ann
Hemingway, Alan Fyall, Viachaslau Filimonau, Stacy Wall, and Neil Short 38.
Activities as a component of a Social Tourism Holiday Experience Riikka
Ilves and Raija Komppula 39. Research on Preventive Wellness in the
Netherlands Jacques Vork and Angelique Lombarts 40. Natural Wellness: The
Case of Icelandic Wilderness Landscapes for Health and Wellness Tourism
Edward H. Huijbens 41. Global Wellness in Sedona Arizona Mia Mackman 42. A
New Age in Tourism: A Case Study of New Age Centres in Costa Rica Marinus
C. Gisolf 43. The Holistic Approach of Ayurveda based Wellness Tourism
offered in Kerala Ramesh Unnikrishnan 44. Meditation Tourism: Exploring the
Meditation Flow Experience and Well-Being Tzuhui A. Tseng and Ching-Cheng
Shen 45. The Propensity of Yoga Practitioners to Become Tourists: A Case
Study of Budapest Ivett Sziva, Noemi Kulcsar and Melanie Smith Medical
Tourism and Medical Wellness 46. Apollo Hospitals Group: A Key Player in
the Indian Medical Tourism Industry Anita Medhekar 47. The UK National
Health Service and International Patients Neil Lunt, Johanna Hanefeld,
Daniel Horsfall and Richard D. Smith 48. Kurotel - Turning a Dream into
Reality: Milestones and Keys to Success Victoria Winter 49. The Gawler
Foundation in Australia: Wellness and Lifestyle-based Therapeutic Retreats
for People with Serious Illnesses Cornelia Voigt 50. Challenges of
Balneotherapy development in Oyoun Moussa, Egypt Islam Elgammal and Heba
Elakras
Part 1: History and Development of Health, Wellness and Medical Tourism 1.
Definitions and Concepts 2. An Historical Overview 3. A Geographical and
Regional Analysis 4. Leisure, Lifestyle and Society Part 2: Managing and
Marketing Health, Wellness and Medical Tourism 5. Demand and Motivation of
Tourists 6. Targeting and Branding 7. Planning and Management 8. Future
Trends and Predictions Part 3: The International Context for Health,
Wellness and Medical Tourism: Case Studies Spa Developments 9. SpaFinder
Wellness Trends: What they Teach us and Why they are Important Susie Ellis
10. Spa Lifestyle Resort Communities and Staycations Mick Matheusik 11. The
Rise of Destination Spas in Emerging Economies: A Case Study of GOCO
Hospitality's Qatar and China Destination Spa Projects Ingo Schweder 12.
The Russian Spa Market: Diverse and Maturing Elena Bogacheva 13. Italian
Spas Today: Demand and Offer Evolution and Trends Sonia Ferrari 14.
Traditional Spas: Between Health and Wellness Tourism: The Trentino
Strategy to Face the Challenge of the Market Geradine Parisi 15. Day Spa
Revenue Management: Some Examples from Italy Patrizia Modica and Elisa
Scanu 16. A Multipurpose Wellness Park - The Case Study of Hamat Gader,
Israel Yechezkel Israeli 17. Benchmarking Pilot Study for Hungarian
Wellness and Spa Hotels Andrea Vermesi 18. Comparative Analysis of Health
Tourism Products and Online Communication of Selected Hungarian Spas and
Hotels Krisztina Priszinger and Katalin Formadi 19. Sleep Therapy: A Case
Study from Tervis Medical Spa, Estonia Inna Bentsalo 20. Benefits of Higher
Education to the International Spa Industry: A UK Perspective Kathryn
Dowthwaite and Sarah Rawlinson 21. Labour and Compensation Structure of the
Spa Industry in Canada Marion Joppe 22. Joining Together and Shaping the
Future of the Global Spa and Wellness Industry Susie Ellis Health Tourism
Destinations 23. Wellness tourism development in Slovenia in the last two
decades Sonja Sibila Lebe 24.Wellness and Spa Provision in the Silesian
Health Resorts of Poland Andrzej Hadzik, Dorota Ujma and Sean Gammon 25.
History, Traditions and the Recent Trends in the Spa Industry in the Czech
Republic Alexey Kondrashov 26.Special health tourism products in the Bukk
and Matra region Lorant David, Bulcsu Remenyik and Csaba Szucs 27. Health
Tourism and Horse Milk Therapy in Kyrgyzstan Ingeborg Nordbo and Elvira
Sagyntay Kyzy 28.Wellbeing Tourism in Finland Henna Konu, Anja Tuohino and
Peter Bjoerk 29. Health Leisure Market - the evolution in Portugal Nuno
Gustavo and Fernando Completo 30. The Holy Himalayas: An Adobe to Wellness
Parikshat Singh Manhas 31. Te Aroha Wellness Tourism: Yesterday and Today
Maria Hyde-Smith and John S. Hull 32. Revitalising the Healing Tradition:
Thermal Springs in the Western Cape Mark Simon Boekstein 33. Opportunities
and barriers to Sustainable Health Tourism Development at the Israeli Dead
Sea region Dalit Gasul 34. Heritage and the Renaissance of Domburg as a
Health Resort Peter Kruizinga 35. Health Cuisine - a new health destination
marketing tool Nico Dingemans Wellbeing, Holistic and Spiritual Tourism 36.
The Social Construction of Travelling for Wellbeing in Australia Alison van
den Eynde and Adrian Fisher 37. Building Tourism and Wellbeing Policy:
Engaging with the Public Health Agenda in the UK Heather Hartwell, Ann
Hemingway, Alan Fyall, Viachaslau Filimonau, Stacy Wall, and Neil Short 38.
Activities as a component of a Social Tourism Holiday Experience Riikka
Ilves and Raija Komppula 39. Research on Preventive Wellness in the
Netherlands Jacques Vork and Angelique Lombarts 40. Natural Wellness: The
Case of Icelandic Wilderness Landscapes for Health and Wellness Tourism
Edward H. Huijbens 41. Global Wellness in Sedona Arizona Mia Mackman 42. A
New Age in Tourism: A Case Study of New Age Centres in Costa Rica Marinus
C. Gisolf 43. The Holistic Approach of Ayurveda based Wellness Tourism
offered in Kerala Ramesh Unnikrishnan 44. Meditation Tourism: Exploring the
Meditation Flow Experience and Well-Being Tzuhui A. Tseng and Ching-Cheng
Shen 45. The Propensity of Yoga Practitioners to Become Tourists: A Case
Study of Budapest Ivett Sziva, Noemi Kulcsar and Melanie Smith Medical
Tourism and Medical Wellness 46. Apollo Hospitals Group: A Key Player in
the Indian Medical Tourism Industry Anita Medhekar 47. The UK National
Health Service and International Patients Neil Lunt, Johanna Hanefeld,
Daniel Horsfall and Richard D. Smith 48. Kurotel - Turning a Dream into
Reality: Milestones and Keys to Success Victoria Winter 49. The Gawler
Foundation in Australia: Wellness and Lifestyle-based Therapeutic Retreats
for People with Serious Illnesses Cornelia Voigt 50. Challenges of
Balneotherapy development in Oyoun Moussa, Egypt Islam Elgammal and Heba
Elakras
Definitions and Concepts 2. An Historical Overview 3. A Geographical and
Regional Analysis 4. Leisure, Lifestyle and Society Part 2: Managing and
Marketing Health, Wellness and Medical Tourism 5. Demand and Motivation of
Tourists 6. Targeting and Branding 7. Planning and Management 8. Future
Trends and Predictions Part 3: The International Context for Health,
Wellness and Medical Tourism: Case Studies Spa Developments 9. SpaFinder
Wellness Trends: What they Teach us and Why they are Important Susie Ellis
10. Spa Lifestyle Resort Communities and Staycations Mick Matheusik 11. The
Rise of Destination Spas in Emerging Economies: A Case Study of GOCO
Hospitality's Qatar and China Destination Spa Projects Ingo Schweder 12.
The Russian Spa Market: Diverse and Maturing Elena Bogacheva 13. Italian
Spas Today: Demand and Offer Evolution and Trends Sonia Ferrari 14.
Traditional Spas: Between Health and Wellness Tourism: The Trentino
Strategy to Face the Challenge of the Market Geradine Parisi 15. Day Spa
Revenue Management: Some Examples from Italy Patrizia Modica and Elisa
Scanu 16. A Multipurpose Wellness Park - The Case Study of Hamat Gader,
Israel Yechezkel Israeli 17. Benchmarking Pilot Study for Hungarian
Wellness and Spa Hotels Andrea Vermesi 18. Comparative Analysis of Health
Tourism Products and Online Communication of Selected Hungarian Spas and
Hotels Krisztina Priszinger and Katalin Formadi 19. Sleep Therapy: A Case
Study from Tervis Medical Spa, Estonia Inna Bentsalo 20. Benefits of Higher
Education to the International Spa Industry: A UK Perspective Kathryn
Dowthwaite and Sarah Rawlinson 21. Labour and Compensation Structure of the
Spa Industry in Canada Marion Joppe 22. Joining Together and Shaping the
Future of the Global Spa and Wellness Industry Susie Ellis Health Tourism
Destinations 23. Wellness tourism development in Slovenia in the last two
decades Sonja Sibila Lebe 24.Wellness and Spa Provision in the Silesian
Health Resorts of Poland Andrzej Hadzik, Dorota Ujma and Sean Gammon 25.
History, Traditions and the Recent Trends in the Spa Industry in the Czech
Republic Alexey Kondrashov 26.Special health tourism products in the Bukk
and Matra region Lorant David, Bulcsu Remenyik and Csaba Szucs 27. Health
Tourism and Horse Milk Therapy in Kyrgyzstan Ingeborg Nordbo and Elvira
Sagyntay Kyzy 28.Wellbeing Tourism in Finland Henna Konu, Anja Tuohino and
Peter Bjoerk 29. Health Leisure Market - the evolution in Portugal Nuno
Gustavo and Fernando Completo 30. The Holy Himalayas: An Adobe to Wellness
Parikshat Singh Manhas 31. Te Aroha Wellness Tourism: Yesterday and Today
Maria Hyde-Smith and John S. Hull 32. Revitalising the Healing Tradition:
Thermal Springs in the Western Cape Mark Simon Boekstein 33. Opportunities
and barriers to Sustainable Health Tourism Development at the Israeli Dead
Sea region Dalit Gasul 34. Heritage and the Renaissance of Domburg as a
Health Resort Peter Kruizinga 35. Health Cuisine - a new health destination
marketing tool Nico Dingemans Wellbeing, Holistic and Spiritual Tourism 36.
The Social Construction of Travelling for Wellbeing in Australia Alison van
den Eynde and Adrian Fisher 37. Building Tourism and Wellbeing Policy:
Engaging with the Public Health Agenda in the UK Heather Hartwell, Ann
Hemingway, Alan Fyall, Viachaslau Filimonau, Stacy Wall, and Neil Short 38.
Activities as a component of a Social Tourism Holiday Experience Riikka
Ilves and Raija Komppula 39. Research on Preventive Wellness in the
Netherlands Jacques Vork and Angelique Lombarts 40. Natural Wellness: The
Case of Icelandic Wilderness Landscapes for Health and Wellness Tourism
Edward H. Huijbens 41. Global Wellness in Sedona Arizona Mia Mackman 42. A
New Age in Tourism: A Case Study of New Age Centres in Costa Rica Marinus
C. Gisolf 43. The Holistic Approach of Ayurveda based Wellness Tourism
offered in Kerala Ramesh Unnikrishnan 44. Meditation Tourism: Exploring the
Meditation Flow Experience and Well-Being Tzuhui A. Tseng and Ching-Cheng
Shen 45. The Propensity of Yoga Practitioners to Become Tourists: A Case
Study of Budapest Ivett Sziva, Noemi Kulcsar and Melanie Smith Medical
Tourism and Medical Wellness 46. Apollo Hospitals Group: A Key Player in
the Indian Medical Tourism Industry Anita Medhekar 47. The UK National
Health Service and International Patients Neil Lunt, Johanna Hanefeld,
Daniel Horsfall and Richard D. Smith 48. Kurotel - Turning a Dream into
Reality: Milestones and Keys to Success Victoria Winter 49. The Gawler
Foundation in Australia: Wellness and Lifestyle-based Therapeutic Retreats
for People with Serious Illnesses Cornelia Voigt 50. Challenges of
Balneotherapy development in Oyoun Moussa, Egypt Islam Elgammal and Heba
Elakras