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Sustainable Tourism Development: A Geographical Perspective	1998	Hall, C.Michael and Alan A. Lew (editors)
Tourism, Policy and Planning in Australia and New Zealand: Issues and Cases	1997	Hall, C.Michael, Jenkins, John and Geoff Kearsley (editors)
Trails in the Third Millennium, Trails, Tourism and Regional Development	1997	(Proceeding)

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Hall, C.M. & Alan A. Lew (eds.) 1998
Sustainable Tourism Development: A Geographical Perspective
Addison Wesley Longman, Harlow

CONTENTS

1       C. Michael Hall and Alan Lew - The Geography of Sustainable Tourism Development: An Introduction
2       C. Michael Hall - Historical Antecedents of Sustainable Development and Ecotourism: New Labels on Old Bottles?
3       Richard Butler - Sustainable Tourism - Looking Backwards in Order to Progress?
4       Simon Milne - Tourism and Sustainable Development: The Global-Local Nexus
5       Alan Williams and Gareth Shaw - Tourism and the Environment: Sustainability and Economic Restructuring
6       Heather Zeppel - Land and Culture: Sustainable tourism and indigenous peoples
7       Pamela Wight - Tools for Sustainability Analysis in Planning and Managing Tourism and Recreation in the Destination
8.      Alan Lew - The Asia Pacific Ecotourism Industry: Putting Sustainable Tourism Into Practice
9.      Susan Place - Ecotourism: Viable Route To Rural Development?
10.     Bill Forbes - Curry County Sustainable Nature-Based Tourism Project
11.     Clive Charlton - Public Transport and Sustainable Tourism: The Case of the Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership
12.     John Hull - Market Segmentation and Ecotourism Development on the Lower North Shore of Quebec
13.     Matt Pobocik and Christine Butalla - Development in Nepal: The Annapurna Conservation Area Project
14.     Stephen Page and Kaye Thorn - Sustainable Tourism Development and Planning in New Zealand: Local Government Responses
15.     Tom Hinch - Sustainable Urban Tourist Attractions: The Case of Fort Edmonton Park
16.     Alan Lew and Michael Hall - The Geography of Sustainable Tourism: Lessons and Prospects

Hall, C.M., Jenkins, John. and Geoff Kearsley, (eds.) 1997
Tourism, Policy and Planning in Australia and New Zealand: Issues and Cases
Irwin Publishers (a Division of McGraw-Hill), Sydney.

CONTENTS
Section 1:      Introduction
1.      Introduction - Issues in Tourism Planning and Policy In Australia and New Zealand - C. Michael Hall, John Jenkins & Geoff Kearsley
2.      Tourism Planning and Policy  in Australia - John Jenkins and C. Michael Hall
3.      Tourism Planning and Policy in New Zealand - Geoff Kearsley

Section 2:      Tourism Policy and Planning in Natural Areas
4.      Introductory Comments - Geoff Kearsley, C. Michael Hall & John Jenkins
5.      Sustainable Wilderness Tourism: Motivations and Wilderness Perceptions Held by International Visitors to New Zealand's Backcountry Conservation Estate - James Higham
6.      Managing the Consequences of Over-use by Tourists of New Zealand's Conservation Estate  - Geoff Kearsley
7.      Benefits and Costs of Tourism in Victoria's Alpine National Park: Comparing Attitudes of Tour Operators, Management Staff and Public Interest
Group Leaders - Bob McKercher
8.      Regional Ecotourism Development Plans: Theory and Practice - Ross K. Dowling

Section 3:      Tourism Policy and Planning in Rural Areas
9.      Introductory Comments - John Jenkins, C. Michael Hall & Geoff Kearsley
10.     Sustainable Community - Tourism in the ex-Shire of Omeo Part 2: Action Research or Research in Action - Jim Macbeth
11.     Community Involvement in Tourism Development for the Southern Highlands - Anna Baric, Yvonne Stevenson & Lesley van der Veen
12.     Perceived Crowding as an Evaluative Standard for Determining Social Carrying Capacity in Tourist/Recreation Areas: The Case of Green Island, North Queensland - Narelle Beaumont
13.     Commonwealth Government Involvement in Rural Tourism and Regional Development - John Jenkins

Section 4:      Tourism Planning and Policy in Urban Areas
14.     Introductory Comments - C. Michael Hall, John Jenkins & Geoff Kearsley
15.     The Impact of Urban Tourism on Destination Communities: Implications for Community Tourism Planning in Auckland - Stephen Page
16.     A Theme Driven Approach to Tourism Development: Tourism Action Plan for Greater Western Sydney - Larry Dwyer, Robyn Bushell and Ian Knowd
17.     Urban Integrated Development: A Case Study of Dunedin, New Zealand - Geoff Kearsley

Section 5:      Conclusion
18.     Conclusion: Tourism Planning and Policy in Australia and New Zealand C.M. Hall, John Jenkins and Geoff Kearsley  

Trails in the Third Millennium, Trails, Tourism and Regional Development
2 - 5th December 1997, Hosted by the Centre for Tourism, University of Otago, New Zealand,
in association with the International Geographical Union Commission on the Geography of Sustainable Tourism.

Delegates from South Africa, Austria, Norway, Canada, USA and Australia, among others, contributed papers that were presented over three days. All
papers presented over the three day duration of the conference have been published in the conference proceedings. These are available for puchase at
the cost of $NZ30.

The table of contents of the Trails in the Third Millennium conference proceedings may be previewed at http://divcom.otago.ac.nz:800/tourism/Proceedings_contents.htm .  If you would like to order a copy of the proceedings email James Higham at
jhigham@commerce.otago.ac.nz. Paper abstracts may also be previewed by emailing James Higham.

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