European tourism planning and organisation systems : the EU member states /: the EU member states. (2014)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Carlos Costa, Emese Panyik and Dimitrios Buhalis.
• Other Names: Costa, Carlos, 1964-
• Contents: 1. Carlos Costa, Emese Panyik and Dimitrios Buhalis: A Comparative Approach to European Tourism Planning and Organisation Systems: An Introduction SECTION 1. NORTHERN EUROPE 2. Janne J Liburd and Peter Saabye Simonsen: Tourism in Denmark – from Ugly Duckling to Our Journey 3. Steven Richards and Keith Wilkes: Tourism in England: London 2012 Olympic Games and Beyond 4. Seppo K. Aho: Finland Tourism Policies – From Helping to Build New State Identities to Branding a Modern Specific Destination 5. Denis Harrington, Anthony Foley and Tony Lenehan: Tourism Research, Policy and Practice in Ireland – Current Developments and Future Research Trajectories 6. Tommy D. Andersson: Tourism in Sweden - Between a Social Project and Business Development SECTION 2. EASTERN EUROPE 7. Stanislav Ivanov and Miroslava Dimitrova: Managing Tourism in Bulgaria: Between ‘Mission Impossible’ and New Hope 8. Heli Tooman and Heli Müristaja: Developing Estonia as a Positively Surprising Tourist Destination 9. Iveta Druva-Druvaskalne and Agita Līviņa: Tourism in Latvia: From Fragmented Resorts of Russian Empire to a National Brand on International Level 10. Ausrine Armaitiene and Renata Bertuzyte: Tourism Policy in Lithuania: Management of Permanent Transition 11. Rodica Manuela Gogonea and Marian Zaharia: Tourism in Romania: From Centralized to Private Initiative, a Growth Path SECTION 3. CENTRAL EUROPE 12. Roman Egger, Jutta Novak and Werner Taurer: Austria: Where Tourism has Tradition 13. Jarmila Indrová and Zdenka Petrů: The Czech Republic – Destination in the Heart of Europe 14. Judith Jochmann and Harald Pechlaner: Germany Tourism: Evolution, Structures, Challenges and Perspectives 15. Emese Panyik and Tamara Rátz: Tourism Policy in Hungary: From Central Planning to Multi-level Destination Management 16. Grzegorz Gołembski and Agnieszka Niezgoda: Organization of Tourism in Poland after Twenty Years of Systematic Changes 17. Jana Kučerová and Tomáš Makovník: Tourism in Slovakia: “The Best Kept Secret in Europe” SECTION 4. SOUTHERN EUROPE 18. Alexis Saveriades: Strategic Planning in National Tourism Organisations: The Case of Cyprus 19. Paris Tsartas, Andreas Papatheodorou and Magdalini Vasileiou: Tourism Development and Policy in Greece 20. Mara Manente and Valeria Minghetti: Tourism in Italy: “Work in Progress” 21. Heidi Pantzar and Emese Panyik: Tourism in Malta: From the Knights of St. John’s to an Independent State 22. Carlos Costa and Armando Luís Vieira: Tourism Planning and Organisation in Portugal 23. Sonja Sibila Lebe: From Cheap Destination Image to Sophisticated Offer 24. Josep A. Ivars Baidal: Spain: From the Mass Model to a New Tourism Economy SECTION 5. WESTERN EUROPE 25. Anya Diekmann, Jeroen Bryon and Isabelle Cloquet: Explaining Tourism Governance in Belgium: Quite a Balancing Act 26. Vincent Vlès, Emmanuelle Marcelpoil and Isabelle Frochot: Strengths and Paradoxes of French Tourism Planning 27. Alan Clarke: Luxembourg: Quality is Key 28. Jaap Lengkeek: Behind Windmills and Flower Bulbs: Tourism Policies in the Netherlands 29. Carlos Costa, Emese Panyik and Dimitrios Buhalis: Towards an Emerging Planning and Organisational Framework: Conclusions
• Publisher Details: Bristol : Channel View Publications
• Publication Date: 2014
• Extent: 1 online resource (496 pages)
• Subjects: 338.47914; POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / Regional Planning; REGIONAL & AREA PLANNING; Tourism -- European Union countries -- Planning; Tourism -- European Union countries -- Management
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781845414351; 1845414357
• Access Rights: Legal Deposit; Only available on premises controlled by the deposit library and to one user at any one time; The Legal Deposit Libraries (Non-Print Works) Regulations (UK).
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