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mingdale NY 11735, U S A ) 1987, 25(2):129-146. This article examines participation in outdoor recreation and factors associated with it among elderly individuals in Luxembourg and France [tables, references], oPleasure Travel Markets to N o r t h America: Japan, United Kingdom, West Germany, France-Highlights Reports. Tourism C a n a d a ( 2 3 5 Queen St, Ottawa KIA OH6, Canada) 1987, 63 pp, free. This summary volume, based on four detailed studies on the above countries, provide marketing information on the long-haul pleasure travel market, travel segments, elements of travel products, and advertising and promotion [tables and charts]. oSo You Want to Develop Tourism, by A Morrison (Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management, Purdue Univ, West Lafayette IN 47904, USA) nd, 10 pp. This is designed as a checklist for community tourism development [checklist]. oSmall Town Tourism Development, by R Howell (Fept of Parks, Rec and Tourism Management, Clemson Univ, SC 29634, USA) 1987/88-i, 80 pp, $12.00. This volume is directed toward towns and rural areas without sophisticated organizations. It discusses reasons to develop tourism, community awareness, how tourism operates, special events, success stories, and other related subjects [charts, appendixesJ.
1986, together with analytic maps [D Getz]. oTourism Education Congress: Proceedings of the Congress Presentations. Bogazici Universitesi MYO (Tourism Program, PO Box 2, Bebek-Istanbul 80815, Turkey) 1984, 353 pp. Papers on tourism education (in Turkish and English) are by P Olali, K Karhan, R Elting, B Wise, F Lawson, R Schaffer, T Vat, A Fayman, C Adelsen, A Ozaktas, and more [tables, charts]. oTourism Expectation on the Seoul Olympics: A Korean Perspective, by Gang-Hoan Jeong (School of Physical Education and Recreation, Cooke Ball 203, Univ of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN 55455, USA) M.S. thesis, 1987, Univ of Wisconsin-Stout, xvi + 186 pp, $35.00. This study assesses the tourism expectations on the 1988 Olympics as a mega-event and suggests strategies for its hosting [tables, charts, appendixes, references]. oTourism-The World's Peace Industry, by L E'Amore. Business Quarterly (Univ of Western Ontario, London N6A 3K7, Canada) 1988:1-8. This article discusses the role ot tourism in cross-cultural communication and the potential of promoting peace through tourism [chart].
oThe Travel Agent: 1987 Travel Industry Personnel Directory. Travel Agent Magazine (825 7th Avenue, New York NY 10019, USA) 1987, 472 pp, $15.00. A listing (with addresses and oTouriscope 1986: Domestic Travel. telephone numbers) of airlines, shipStatistics Canada (Statistics Canada lines, railroads, automobile rentals, Publication Sales, Ottawa KIA OT6, t o u r operators, foreign tourism offices, Canada) ISSN 0835-9474, 1987, 119 pp, travel organizations, hotel representa$40.00 (paper). Touriscope is a new tives, and the like. series of publications on Canadian tourism (written in both English and oTravel and Leisure's World Travel French). This volume statistically Overview 1987/1988: The Annual summarizes domestic travel for 1986, Review of the Travel Industry Worldand trends for 1979-1986. A l s o in- w i d e . American Express Publishing cluded are three feature articles on Corp (1120 Ave of Americas, New business travel, intraprovincial versus York NY 10036, USA) ISBN 0895-2698, interprovincial travel, and the pleasure 1987, $95.00. The contents include travel market. As a companion vol- information and summaries of world ume, Touriscope 1986: International travel overview, worldwide markets, Travel ($30.00), presents data on travel to and from USA, tourism in travel i n t o and out of Canada for the Caribbean, US domestic travel,
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mingdale NY 11735, U S A ) 1987, 25(2):129-146. This article examines participation in outdoor recreation and factors associated with it among elderly individuals in Luxembourg and France [tables, references], oPleasure Travel Markets to N o r t h America: Japan, United Kingdom, West Germany, France-Highlights Reports. Tourism C a n a d a ( 2 3 5 Queen St, Ottawa KIA OH6, Canada) 1987, 63 pp, free. This summary volume, based on four detailed studies on the above countries, provide marketing information on the long-haul pleasure travel market, travel segments, elements of travel products, and advertising and promotion [tables and charts]. oSo You Want to Develop Tourism, by A Morrison (Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management, Purdue Univ, West Lafayette IN 47904, USA) nd, 10 pp. This is designed as a checklist for community tourism development [checklist]. oSmall Town Tourism Development, by R Howell (Fept of Parks, Rec and Tourism Management, Clemson Univ, SC 29634, USA) 1987/88-i, 80 pp, $12.00. This volume is directed toward towns and rural areas without sophisticated organizations. It discusses reasons to develop tourism, community awareness, how tourism operates, special events, success stories, and other related subjects [charts, appendixesJ.
1986, together with analytic maps [D Getz]. oTourism Education Congress: Proceedings of the Congress Presentations. Bogazici Universitesi MYO (Tourism Program, PO Box 2, Bebek-Istanbul 80815, Turkey) 1984, 353 pp. Papers on tourism education (in Turkish and English) are by P Olali, K Karhan, R Elting, B Wise, F Lawson, R Schaffer, T Vat, A Fayman, C Adelsen, A Ozaktas, and more [tables, charts]. oTourism Expectation on the Seoul Olympics: A Korean Perspective, by Gang-Hoan Jeong (School of Physical Education and Recreation, Cooke Ball 203, Univ of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN 55455, USA) M.S. thesis, 1987, Univ of Wisconsin-Stout, xvi + 186 pp, $35.00. This study assesses the tourism expectations on the 1988 Olympics as a mega-event and suggests strategies for its hosting [tables, charts, appendixes, references]. oTourism-The World's Peace Industry, by L E'Amore. Business Quarterly (Univ of Western Ontario, London N6A 3K7, Canada) 1988:1-8. This article discusses the role ot tourism in cross-cultural communication and the potential of promoting peace through tourism [chart].
oThe Travel Agent: 1987 Travel Industry Personnel Directory. Travel Agent Magazine (825 7th Avenue, New York NY 10019, USA) 1987, 472 pp, $15.00. A listing (with addresses and oTouriscope 1986: Domestic Travel. telephone numbers) of airlines, shipStatistics Canada (Statistics Canada lines, railroads, automobile rentals, Publication Sales, Ottawa KIA OT6, t o u r operators, foreign tourism offices, Canada) ISSN 0835-9474, 1987, 119 pp, travel organizations, hotel representa$40.00 (paper). Touriscope is a new tives, and the like. series of publications on Canadian tourism (written in both English and oTravel and Leisure's World Travel French). This volume statistically Overview 1987/1988: The Annual summarizes domestic travel for 1986, Review of the Travel Industry Worldand trends for 1979-1986. A l s o in- w i d e . American Express Publishing cluded are three feature articles on Corp (1120 Ave of Americas, New business travel, intraprovincial versus York NY 10036, USA) ISBN 0895-2698, interprovincial travel, and the pleasure 1987, $95.00. The contents include travel market. As a companion vol- information and summaries of world ume, Touriscope 1986: International travel overview, worldwide markets, Travel ($30.00), presents data on travel to and from USA, tourism in travel i n t o and out of Canada for the Caribbean, US domestic travel,