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Title: |
Research Studies on Tourism & Environment |
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| Edited by: |
Jose Mondejar-Jimenez, Guido Ferrari, Manuel Vargas-Vargas |
| ISBN10-13: |
1628082461 : 9781628082463 |
| Format: |
Paperback |
| Pages: |
0 |
| Weight: |
.672 Kg. |
| Published: |
Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US) - October 2013 |
| List Price: |
106.99 Pounds Sterling |
| Availability: |
In Stock
Qty Available: 1 |
| Subjects: |
Tourism industry : Hospitality industry |
| The potential of environmental resources as tourist resources and the impact of tourism on these resources are an open research area and, because of its social and economic impact, arouse great interest among the social stakeholders. It is necessary to understand and measure their mutual influence in order to achieve positive mutual links between tourism and the environment. This new book addresses the interaction between tourism and the environment through several disciplines, a multidisciplinary perspective, and different theoretical and methodological approaches. In addition, this book presents a wide range of current research and promotes debate and analysis on this research. |
| Table of Contents: |
| Preface; Application of Ultrasonic Wave Irradiation For Environmental Management Emphasis on Cost Benefit in Dairy Wastewater Treatment Plants; Environmental Certification as a Tool To Measure & Promote Eco-Innovation in the Tourist Sector; Analysis of the Spending of People Attending a Cultural Festival: the Cuenca Religious Music Week; Looking For a Northern Region: Attributes of Choice; Visitors Profile of a Mediterranean Green Corridor. Case Study of the Parc Fluvial Del Túria (Valencia, Spain); Segmentation of Tourists & Day-Trippers in Castilla-La Mancha (Spain). Main Differences & Similarities; Touristic Sector Companies At the Warsaw Stock Exchange; Overbooking as a Double-Selling Practice in the Tourist Industry: a Brief View From Spanish Jurisprudence; Hunting & the Environment; Monumental Tree Heritage as Urban Tourist Attraction; Modeling Dimensions of the Tourist Satisfaction: the Cultural/Heritage Case of Toledo; Luxury Resorts & Sustainable Tourism in the Maldives; Towards An Explanatory Model of Innovation in the Cultural Tourism Districts; You Are An Order Citizen, Are You? Then, Why Don’t You Separate Selectively Your Trash? An Experimental Test; Advertising, Unfair Commercial Practices & Consumer Protection in Spain; Some Issues About the Inviolability of the Hotel Establishment in Spanish Law; A Historical View About the Liability By Safekeeping in the Parking Business; Ecotourism Capability in Sensitive Wetland Conservation, Case Study: Cheqakhor Wetland, Central Iran; Vineyard Site Qualification as a Strategy For Value Creation in Wine Tourism: the Case of “D.O. De Pago” Producers in the Spanish Region of Castilla-La Mancha; The Uniform System of Accounts For the Lodging Industry & Xbrl: Development & Exchange of Homogeneous Information; Tourism: Accessible Destination?; The Teaching of Spanish as a Sustainable Resource For Tourism; Connecting Urban & Rural Areas Through a Green Corridor. Case Study of Turia Fluvial Park (Valencia, Spain); Sustainable Forest Management in the Law 3/2008 of Castilla La Mancha & Adjustment To State Law & the European Union on the Matter; Recognition of the Responsibility of the Local Spanish in Cases of Noise; Index. |
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