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TSM Tourism education in western Europe special article number 20
ABSTRACTS/TITLES RECEIVED
Examined here in this article are the Caribbean Islands and their decade of tourist success. The sudden tourism fall in 1972 due to :1 group of black terrorists gunning eight people to death is stated. The report explains what the islands are doing to again promote tourism.
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TODAY'S DECISIONS AND TOMORROW'S LEISURE ENVIRONMENT. Elwood L. Shafir, Parks and Recreation (1601 North Kent Street, Arlington, Virginia, 22209, USA), June 1976, pp. 15,48-49. The purpose of this paper is to bring to light the problems that managers are faced with: define management goals in a pluralistic, democratic setting, and find out how to bring about the degree of institutional change which recreation values and human-kind's future environments require. Recreation manager must learn to build into institutional systems the possibilities for a fuller expression of recreation values- particularly in urban environments.
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TOURISM EDUCATION IN WESTERN EUROPE SPECIAL ARTICLE NUMBER 20. International Tourism Quarterly (27 Saint James's Place,
London, England), Number 2, 1976, pp. 9-20. In this article ITQ is focusing on development of tourism education in Western European countires. Its aim is to give a general description of what the various courses entail, their relevance to current needs and the problems that have to be overcome within the next few years. TSM
TRAVEL AND POLITICS. Laurence J. Frommer, CTC, A S T S Travel News (488 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10022, USA,), October 1976, pp. 15, 17, 22. This article focuses on three travel agents, who unobtrusively but effectively are helping to shape the destiny of candidates and issues, at both state and national levels.
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TWENTIETH PROGRAM REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TRAVEL SERVICE. U.S. Department of Commerce (For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, USA), June 1976, 34p. Some ot the issues contained in this annual report are: Highlights of 1975; Domestic Tourism Promotion;Promoting International Travel to the United States; Promoting Business Travel to the United States; Visitors Facilitation;Tourism Research; and Annotated Bibliography of USTS publications. Tables and Charts.
ANNALS OF TOURISM RESEARCH, Sept/Oct '76
61
Examined here in this article are the Caribbean Islands and their decade of tourist success. The sudden tourism fall in 1972 due to :1 group of black terrorists gunning eight people to death is stated. The report explains what the islands are doing to again promote tourism.
L&R
TODAY'S DECISIONS AND TOMORROW'S LEISURE ENVIRONMENT. Elwood L. Shafir, Parks and Recreation (1601 North Kent Street, Arlington, Virginia, 22209, USA), June 1976, pp. 15,48-49. The purpose of this paper is to bring to light the problems that managers are faced with: define management goals in a pluralistic, democratic setting, and find out how to bring about the degree of institutional change which recreation values and human-kind's future environments require. Recreation manager must learn to build into institutional systems the possibilities for a fuller expression of recreation values- particularly in urban environments.
TSM
TOURISM EDUCATION IN WESTERN EUROPE SPECIAL ARTICLE NUMBER 20. International Tourism Quarterly (27 Saint James's Place,
London, England), Number 2, 1976, pp. 9-20. In this article ITQ is focusing on development of tourism education in Western European countires. Its aim is to give a general description of what the various courses entail, their relevance to current needs and the problems that have to be overcome within the next few years. TSM
TRAVEL AND POLITICS. Laurence J. Frommer, CTC, A S T S Travel News (488 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10022, USA,), October 1976, pp. 15, 17, 22. This article focuses on three travel agents, who unobtrusively but effectively are helping to shape the destiny of candidates and issues, at both state and national levels.
TSM
TWENTIETH PROGRAM REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TRAVEL SERVICE. U.S. Department of Commerce (For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, USA), June 1976, 34p. Some ot the issues contained in this annual report are: Highlights of 1975; Domestic Tourism Promotion;Promoting International Travel to the United States; Promoting Business Travel to the United States; Visitors Facilitation;Tourism Research; and Annotated Bibliography of USTS publications. Tables and Charts.
ANNALS OF TOURISM RESEARCH, Sept/Oct '76
61