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This book draws together a wide range of sources to provide the most comprehensive handbook of tourism in Oceania available. It is designed to act as a single source of reference for tourism in a region that is growing in significance as a tourism destination. Oceania provides a detailed anatomy of tourism in the region on a country by country basis, as well as a view of the future and an analysis of key issues contributed by experts in the field.
The topic of this book is a difficult subject to study, but the job has certainly been accomplished in a commendable way here. The authors are well known experts who are very familiar with the Pacific perspective. The book should be a very significant reference guide for those interested in trends and issues in Oceanic tourism, including industry and government officials as well as students.
Chris Cooper is head of the school of tourism and leisure management at The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. He has published a number of texts in tourism and is co-editor of Current Issues in Tourism. C Michael Hall is Professor of Tourism at the University of Otago, New Zealand. He has published widely in the tourism field and is co-editor of Current Issues in Tourism.
1. Introduction – C. Cooper & C.M. Hall
Section I Australia
2. Introduction to Australia – L. Ruhanen
3. Demand for Tourism in Australia – C. Cooper & L. Ruhanen
4. The Organization of Tourism in Australia – C. Cooper & L. Ruhanen
5. The Australian Tourism Industry - C. Cooper & L. Ruhanen
6. Sources of Australian Tourism Statistics – L. Ruhanen and C. Cooper
Section II New Zealand
7. Introduction to New Zealand – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
8. Demand for Tourism in New Zealand – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
9. The Organization of Tourism in New Zealand – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
10. The New Zealand Tourism Industry – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
11. Sources of New Zealand Tourism Statistics – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
Section III Pacific Islands
12. Introduction to the Pacific Islands – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
13. Tourism in the Pacific Islands – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
Section IV Contemporary Themes
14. Tourism Investment in the South Pacific – L. Dwyer
15. Customary Practices and Tourism Development in the French Pacific – A. d’Hauteserre
16. Tourism and Air Transport in Oceania – D. Duval
17. Destination Risk Management in Oceania – J. Wilks
18. Global Warming and Tourism in Oceania – S.C. Smith
19. Tourism Education in Oceania – S.C. Smith
20. A Compendium of Tourism Sources for Oceania – L. Ruhanen, C. Cooper, C.M. Hall & P. Treloar