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This book is the first attempt to provide a global comprehensive review and scholarly investigation into Drive Tourism which is a popular and growing form of tourism.
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This book is the first attempt to provide a global comprehensive review and scholarly investigation into Drive Tourism which is a popular and growing form of tourism.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. November 2010
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781134007882
- Artikelnr.: 42641957
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 400
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. November 2010
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781134007882
- Artikelnr.: 42641957
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Bruce Prideaux is a Professor of Marketing and Tourism Management at James Cook University, Australia. In an academic career spanning 16 years, he has been an active researcher, publishing over 170 journal articles, book chapters and conference papers. He has co-authored five books, including Cultural and Heritage Tourism in the Asia Pacific (Routledge, 2007). Dean Carson is an Associate Professor at Charles Darwin University, Australia. He has fifteen years' experience as an academic researcher in Tourism and Population Studies. He has published over thirty peer-reviewed academic papers and co-edited two books.
1. Introduction Part 1: Aspects of Drive Tourism 2. Driving Safety: Major
Issue for Tourists 3. 4WD Touring in Australia 4. Los Hermanos Visiting
Brazil: differences Between Drive and Coach Tourists 5. 4WD Touring Clubs,
Motivations and Destinations Part 2: Drive Segments 6. SUVs in the US 7.
Why We Travel This Way: An Exploration into the Motivations of Recreational
Vehicle Users 8. Caravanning in Australia 9. Images of the Drive 10.
Touring Routes in Australia 11. The Savannah Guides: Establishment and
Success 12. Rainforest Way Part 3: Destinations 13. Golden Week: Driving
for Pleasure in Japan 14. Local Drive Tourism 15. Drive Tourism in South
Africa 16. Realising the Value of Self-Drive Day Trips to Lower Austria 17.
4-Wheel Drive Tourism in the People's republic of China Part 4: Product
18. The Influence of International Tourists Travel Patterns on Rental Car
Fleet Management in New Zealand 19. Marketing: Capturing the Drive Tourism
Market 20. Motorcycle Touring 21. Technologies for Self-Drive Tourism Part
5: Management 22. Developing Maps for the Drive Tourism Sector 23.
Planning, Building and Maintaining the Infrastructure of Drive Tourism 24.
Product and Marketing Innovation in Australia's Flinders Range 25.
Exploring the Spatial Patterns of Car Based Tourism Travel in Loch Lomand
and Trossachs National Park 26. Managing the Environmental Implications of
Drive Tourism 27. Conclusion
Issue for Tourists 3. 4WD Touring in Australia 4. Los Hermanos Visiting
Brazil: differences Between Drive and Coach Tourists 5. 4WD Touring Clubs,
Motivations and Destinations Part 2: Drive Segments 6. SUVs in the US 7.
Why We Travel This Way: An Exploration into the Motivations of Recreational
Vehicle Users 8. Caravanning in Australia 9. Images of the Drive 10.
Touring Routes in Australia 11. The Savannah Guides: Establishment and
Success 12. Rainforest Way Part 3: Destinations 13. Golden Week: Driving
for Pleasure in Japan 14. Local Drive Tourism 15. Drive Tourism in South
Africa 16. Realising the Value of Self-Drive Day Trips to Lower Austria 17.
4-Wheel Drive Tourism in the People's republic of China Part 4: Product
18. The Influence of International Tourists Travel Patterns on Rental Car
Fleet Management in New Zealand 19. Marketing: Capturing the Drive Tourism
Market 20. Motorcycle Touring 21. Technologies for Self-Drive Tourism Part
5: Management 22. Developing Maps for the Drive Tourism Sector 23.
Planning, Building and Maintaining the Infrastructure of Drive Tourism 24.
Product and Marketing Innovation in Australia's Flinders Range 25.
Exploring the Spatial Patterns of Car Based Tourism Travel in Loch Lomand
and Trossachs National Park 26. Managing the Environmental Implications of
Drive Tourism 27. Conclusion
1. Introduction Part 1: Aspects of Drive Tourism 2. Driving Safety: Major
Issue for Tourists 3. 4WD Touring in Australia 4. Los Hermanos Visiting
Brazil: differences Between Drive and Coach Tourists 5. 4WD Touring Clubs,
Motivations and Destinations Part 2: Drive Segments 6. SUVs in the US 7.
Why We Travel This Way: An Exploration into the Motivations of Recreational
Vehicle Users 8. Caravanning in Australia 9. Images of the Drive 10.
Touring Routes in Australia 11. The Savannah Guides: Establishment and
Success 12. Rainforest Way Part 3: Destinations 13. Golden Week: Driving
for Pleasure in Japan 14. Local Drive Tourism 15. Drive Tourism in South
Africa 16. Realising the Value of Self-Drive Day Trips to Lower Austria 17.
4-Wheel Drive Tourism in the People's republic of China Part 4: Product
18. The Influence of International Tourists Travel Patterns on Rental Car
Fleet Management in New Zealand 19. Marketing: Capturing the Drive Tourism
Market 20. Motorcycle Touring 21. Technologies for Self-Drive Tourism Part
5: Management 22. Developing Maps for the Drive Tourism Sector 23.
Planning, Building and Maintaining the Infrastructure of Drive Tourism 24.
Product and Marketing Innovation in Australia's Flinders Range 25.
Exploring the Spatial Patterns of Car Based Tourism Travel in Loch Lomand
and Trossachs National Park 26. Managing the Environmental Implications of
Drive Tourism 27. Conclusion
Issue for Tourists 3. 4WD Touring in Australia 4. Los Hermanos Visiting
Brazil: differences Between Drive and Coach Tourists 5. 4WD Touring Clubs,
Motivations and Destinations Part 2: Drive Segments 6. SUVs in the US 7.
Why We Travel This Way: An Exploration into the Motivations of Recreational
Vehicle Users 8. Caravanning in Australia 9. Images of the Drive 10.
Touring Routes in Australia 11. The Savannah Guides: Establishment and
Success 12. Rainforest Way Part 3: Destinations 13. Golden Week: Driving
for Pleasure in Japan 14. Local Drive Tourism 15. Drive Tourism in South
Africa 16. Realising the Value of Self-Drive Day Trips to Lower Austria 17.
4-Wheel Drive Tourism in the People's republic of China Part 4: Product
18. The Influence of International Tourists Travel Patterns on Rental Car
Fleet Management in New Zealand 19. Marketing: Capturing the Drive Tourism
Market 20. Motorcycle Touring 21. Technologies for Self-Drive Tourism Part
5: Management 22. Developing Maps for the Drive Tourism Sector 23.
Planning, Building and Maintaining the Infrastructure of Drive Tourism 24.
Product and Marketing Innovation in Australia's Flinders Range 25.
Exploring the Spatial Patterns of Car Based Tourism Travel in Loch Lomand
and Trossachs National Park 26. Managing the Environmental Implications of
Drive Tourism 27. Conclusion