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The SAGE International Encyclopedia of Travel and Tourism

THE SAGE INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA TRAVEL & TOURISM 4V

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<P>In over 600 entries spanning four comprehensive volumes, this encyclopedia examines the business of tourism around the world paying particular attention to the social, economic, environmental, and policy issues at play. The book examines global, regional, national, and local issues including transportation, infrastructure, the environment, and business promotion. By looking at travel trends and countries large and small, it analyses a wide variety of challenges and opportunities facing the industry. </P>

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Other Frontmatter.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editor.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
2: Accessibility Issues in Travel and Tourism.
3: Accommodations, Types of.
4: Acculturation.
5: Adventure Tourism.
6: Advertising and Marketing.
7: Afghanistan.
8: Agritourism.
9: Air Flight Plan, Flight Path, and Flight Recorder.
10: Air Traffic Control.
11: Airbnb.
12: Airline Cost Structure.
13: Airline Hub-and-Spoke System.
14: Airline Passenger Bill of Rights.
15: Airlines Reporting Corporation.
16: Airline Travel.
17: Airport Art and Uniqueness of Place.
18: Airport Trends.
19: Airports.
20: Airports in the United States.
21: Algeria.
22: Alternative Tourism.
23: American Automobile Association.
24: Amman, Jordan.
25: Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
26: Andorra.
27: Angola.
28: Antalya, Turkey.
29: Anthropology of Tourism.
30: Antigua and Barbuda.
31: Architecture and Tourism.
32: Arctic Tourism.
33: Argentina.
34: Armenia.
35: Aruba.
36: Auckland, New Zealand.
37: Australia.
38: Austria.
39: Authenticity.
40: Aviation English.
41: Backpacker Tourism.
42: Baggage.
43: Bahamas, The.
44: Bahrain.
45: Baku, Azerbaijan.
46: Balance of Payments.
47: Bangkok, Thailand.
48: Barbados.
49: Barcelona, Spain.
50: Beach Tourism.
51: Beijing, China.
52: Belarus.
53: Belize.
54: Berlin, Germany.
55: Bermuda.
56: Bhutan.
57: Bicycle Tourism.
58: Big Data and Tourism.
59: Birth Tourism.
60: Body Scanners in Airports.
61: Bolivia.
62: Bosnia and Herzegovina.
63: Botswana.
64: Brand Management.
65: Brazil.
66: BRICS Countries.
67: Brundtland Report.
68: Brunei Darussalam.
69: Budapest, Hungary.
70: Buenos Aires, Argentina.
71: Bulgaria.
72: Burgas, Bulgaria.
73: Burkina Faso.
74: Bus and Coach Operators.
75: Bus Travel, Africa.
76: Bus Travel, Europe.
77: Bus Travel, Middle East.
78: Bus Travel, North and South America.
79: Business Tourism.
80: Butler&#x2019;s Tourism Area Life Cycle and Its Expansion to the Creative Economy.
81: Cairo, Egypt.
82: Cameroon.
83: Campers, RVs, and Motor Homes.
84: Camping Tourism.
85: Canc&#x00FA;n, Mexico.
86: Cape Verde.
87: Car Rental Companies.
88: Carbon Offsets.
89: Careers in Travel and Tourism.
90: Caribbean Tourism Organization.
91: Carrying Capacity: Environmental.
92: Carrying Capacity: Physical.
93: Carrying Capacity: Sociocultural.
94: Casino Tourism, Asia &#x0026; Pacific.
95: Casino Tourism, U.S..
96: Cell Phones and International Travel.
97: Chad.
98: Channels of Distribution.
99: Chiang Mai, Thailand.
100: Children, Traveling With.
101: China.
102: Christchurch, New Zealand.
103: Cittaslow.
104: City Tours.
105: Civil Aeronautics Board.
106: Climate Change.
107: Cohen&#x2019;s Model of Typologies of Tourists.
108: Colombia.
109: Commodification of Culture.
110: Communication Networks.
111: Commuter Airline.
112: Computerized Reservation Systems.
113: Congo, Democratic Republic of the.
114: Convention and Visitors Bureaus.
115: Corporate Travel.
116: Cost-Benefit Analysis.
117: Costa Rica.
118: Croatia.
119: Cruise Lines.
120: Cruise Lines International Association.
121: Cruise Port.
122: Cruise Tourism.
123: Cuba.
124: Culinary Tourism.
125: Cultural Tourism.
126: Culture Shock.
127: Currency, Traveler&#x2019;s Checks, and Credit Cards.
128: Customer Service in Service Businesses.
129: Customs and Immigration.
130: Cyprus.
131: Dark Tourism.
132: Day-Tripper Tourism.
133: Deep Vein Thrombosis.
134: Defining Travel and Tourism.
135: Demand Side Tourism Sectors.
136: Demonstration Effect.
137: Denmark.
138: Destination Management.
139: Destination Management Companies.
140: Doha, Qatar.
141: Domestic Tourism.
142: Dominica.
143: Dominican Republic.
144: Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
145: Dublin, Ireland.
146: Duty-Free Sales.

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