Now in its third edition, the best-selling text, Marketing in Travel and Tourism, explains the principles and practice of marketing as they are increasingly being applied in the global travel and tourism industry. Building on the success of previous editions, the authors have completely revised the text to reflect the changes in the travel and tourism industry in the 21st century. International examples and case studies drawn from recent practice in several countries are used throughout the text. Case studies emphasising the role of ICT include: Microburners, Travel Inn (budget hotels), RCI Europe, the Balearic Islands, and ICT and the role of the Internet in international NTO strategies. With its comprehensive content and user friendly style, Marketing in Travel and Tourism third edition takes the reader from an initial definition of the subject matter through to the application of marketing in the travel and tourism industry, discussing crucial components such as planning strategy and the marketing mix, making it an indispensable text for both students and practitioners alike. Explains the concepts and principles of marketing Extensive use of case histories and examples A classic work of reference

An explanation of the concepts and principles of marketing as they are increasingly being applied in the travel and tourism industry. Numerous examples are used throughout the text, which are drawn from recent practice in several countries.

Sustainable tourism is currently a fashionable term in the area of marketing as environmental issues are a major concern. The text includes information on global environment issues, private and public sector response mechanisms, tour operators and visitor attractions.

Acting as a single resource for students and academic researchers, this work offers a complete evaluation of post war developments in the British tourism industry.

'Managing Visitor Attractions' is a unique text that provides a cutting edge insight into the issues, principles and practices of visitor attractions today and into the future. Divided into five parts, the book tackles the following topics: · the role and nature of visitor attractions · the development of visitor attraction provision · the management of visitor attractions · the marketing of visitor attractions · future issues and trends With contributions from around the world, the book is illustrated with up-to-date, international case studies from the UK, USA, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, China, Denmark and Canada. It is an essential text for undergraduate and postgraduate students of visitor attraction management, written by subject specialists with a wealth of experience in this field.

Acting as a single resource for students and academic researchers, this work offers a complete evaluation of post war developments in the British tourism industry.