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200 10$aTourism, tradition and culture $ea reflection on their role in development /$fby David Harrison
210  1$aWallingford, Oxfordshire, England ;$aBoston, Massachusetts :$cCABI,$d[2021]
210  4$d©2021
215   $a1 online resource (viii, 309 pages) $cillustrations, maps
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327   $aEssaying tourism: Reflections on three decades of international tourism -- Tourism, capitalism and tradition -- Tradition, modernity and tourism in Swaziland -- Tourism and prostitution: Sleeping with the enemy? The case of Swaziland -- Tourism and less developed countries: Key issues -- Sustainability and tourism: Reflections from a muddy pool -- Learning from the Old South by the New South? The case of tourism -- The world comes to Fiji: Who communicates what, and to whom? -- Islands, image and tourism -- Tourism in Pacific Islands -- Contested narratives in the domain of world heritage -- Lao tourism and poverty alleviation: Community based tourism and the private sector (with Stephen Schipani) -- Pro poor tourism: A critique -- Cocoa, conservation and tourism: Grande Riviere, Trinidad -- Tourism culture(s): The hospitality dimension (with Peter Lugosi) -- Towards developing a framework for analysing tourism phenomena: A  discussion -- Tourism and development: From development theory to globalisation -- Looking East but learning from the West: Mass tourism and emerging nations -- Mass tourism in a small world (with Richard Sharpley) -- Tourism, mobilities and paradigm -- Anthropologists, development and tourism: Networks, encounters and shadows of a colonial past -- Looking ahead.
330   $a"David Harrison reflects on the role of tourism in development and its conflict with culture, tradition and the need for sustainability. The book deliberates David's research from the past 30 years, which looks at the impacts of tourism on societies emerging from Western colonialism and societies previously part of the Soviet system"--$cProvided by publisher.
606   $aHeritage tourism
615  0$aHeritage tourism.
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