Tourism and development in the developing world
There has been intense debate in recent years over the role of tourism in developing nations, and whether the development of a tourist industry could create enough economic growth to transform the economic status of a particular region. Teller (Brock U., Canada) and Sharpley (U. of Lincoln) address...
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New York, NY
Routledge
2008
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| Sumari: | There has been intense debate in recent years over the role of tourism in developing nations, and whether the development of a tourist industry could create enough economic growth to transform the economic status of a particular region. Teller (Brock U., Canada) and Sharpley (U. of Lincoln) address these issues by beginning with the development processes themselves, and how a country with an unstable financial base can create a worthwhile experience for visitors. Written as a guide for those investigating the prospect of an emerging tourist industry, this book also focuses on the unexpected negative effects tourism may have on the surrounding communities. |
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