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旅游地理学论文

旅游地理学论文

对于长假期间部分景区游客井喷现象的分析十一黄金周已经过去,对旅游者来说今年的出游较以往而言可能会多一些无奈和失望,那是这也就产生了疑问,那就是,出游本来是一件令我们高兴和激动的事情,是愉悦我们身心有益的活动,但是为什么我们还会感到失望和疲劳呢?这也就是我们要讨论的问题。

“黄金周旅游大部分是一家子的事,这个前提就是都有闲。

试想,即使是带薪休假制度执行得好,一家子有多大概率凑在一起旅游休假?”省旅游信息中心主任闫向军认为,取消“五一”长假后,老百姓出远门旅游的机会都基本上压缩到了“十一”黄金周,因为在另一个长假春节黄金周,人们大多按传统在家团聚。

只凭推动落实带薪休假,恐怕难解黄金周的“近渴”。

热点景区年年黄金周都出现人多挤不动的情况,为什么还有那么多游客去“争堵”?除了个别地方的疏导预警机制不健全,还有很大一个原因是很多信息尤其是景区接待情况没有充分公开造成的。

他说,所有5A级景区都有先进的信息监控反馈系统,但大多只是用于内部管理,而不是对公众公开。

这就造成了只有景区管理者掌握实时信息,游客却一无所知的情况。

偌大的景区,即便是身在其中的游客,也很有可能山下不了解山上发生了什么事,而正在赶来的游客,更不可在距离景区还有一段路程的时候就能掌握景区已经卖了多少张票、停车场还有多少车位、路上是否拥堵等等详细而有用的信息。

国庆长假旅游各个著名景点纷纷告急“井喷”,超过正常游客的数倍,沿路一个“堵”,有的景点不得不停止卖票谢客,游客叫苦连天,这种现象怎么会发生呢?首先是心堵,平时很少休息,有个长假很珍贵,设法放松放松,使持久堵塞的心情愉快起来;其次是单一,中国人休息方式单一,一律选择旅游,也许是平时出游太少,文化生活不丰富的原因;第三是管理不到位,所说投入了大量人力物力,但都是为了赚钱,真正服务的少,乘机捞钱者多;第四是指导思想出问题,发改委临时出台小车免费和降低景点门票,都是促进旅游,推波助澜,推动井喷;“双节”叠加,假期超长,高速公路为自驾游吹起免费风,今年中秋国庆长假,许多景区出现“井喷”和“爆棚”。

旅游地理学资料

旅游地理学资料

2008年12月17日在桂林召开的“第二届联合国世界旅游组织旅游趋势与展望国际论坛”上,专家们认为,联合国世界旅游组织原来预测的“到2020年,中国将成为世界第一大旅游目的地国及第四大客源国”将提前到2015年左右实现。

依据世界旅游组织提供的统计显示:2007年,到中国旅游的外国游客已经达到5470万,是世界第四大旅游目的地国;中国在国际旅游客源国排名跃居第5位,境外旅游支出由1995年40亿美元上升到2007年近300亿美元。

在世界前十大旅游客源国中,中国的增长最为强劲,比上年增长23%。

今天,旅游业规模的庞大,发展迅猛,无论从总产出,增值量,投资,就业和纳税等角度来看,都是世界最大产业。

主要原因:
(1)福利增加(2)人口结构变化(3)机动性强(4)交通发展(5)技术变化。

4-14 旅游地理学论文

4-14 旅游地理学论文

4-14 旅游地理学论文旅游地理学【摘要】:随着现代旅游产业的发展,逐渐兴起了一门新的学科—旅游地理学,旅游地理学与地理学和旅游学关系密切,是地理学与旅游学孕育出来的现代学科,20世纪末我国旅游地理学受到相关部门的重视,得到了飞速发展,这一学科在我国旅游资源的开发与建设,旅游规划等方面发挥了巨大作用。

【关键词】:旅游;地理;内容;趋势一、旅游地理学的研究对象旅游地理学源自旅游学中,与其关系密切。

旅游学是由三个主要因素组成,即旅游活动的主体—旅游者,客体—旅游资源,以及旅游业。

因此,旅游地理学的研究对象可以总结为旅游资源,旅游资源的时空分布、相互关系以及他们之间的演化,对旅游资源的开发利用与合理保护。

二、旅游地理学的内容1(旅游资源。

旅游资源是旅游地理学研究的最主要的内容,主要的研究范围包括:旅游资源的类别、开发、评价和保护,改革开放以来,随着我国旅游地理学的发展,有关学者已经对旅游资源的分布,保护情况进行了大量的研究,但由于我国旅游资源分布广、种类多、新开放的旅游资源不断增多,因此对旅游地理学的研究工还要继续加强。

当前,我们要运用新的科技手段,加强对现有的旅游资源的开发和保护,形成一整套旅游资源的评价体系,不断加强旅游资源的持续性利用。

2(旅游者。

旅游者是旅游活动的主体,也是旅游地理学研究的主要方面,旅游地理学主要探讨影响旅游者的地理因素、以及地理因素对旅游的行为与心理的影响。

3(旅游业的发展。

旅游业的发展要遵循可持续发展的道路,我们要走与自然和谐共处、共同发展的道路,可持续发展理念是人类各领域应共同遵循的准则。

我们要将可持续发展理念深入贯彻到旅游业的方方面面,加强对旅游行为的指导性。

旅游地理学涉及到旅游学和地理学,更要求我们遵循可持续发展的道路,加强旅游生态环境系统的研究;旅游地理与旅游者最优化研究、旅游环境的可持续发展研究、制约旅游业发展的地理环境研究等。

三、旅游地理资源的开发旅游资源是旅游地理学研究的最主要的内容,旅游资源的开发是旅游业发展的前提条件,笔者认为可以旅游资源的开发要遵循一定的原则,这样才能有效地推动旅游资源的开发。

旅游地理文献分析

旅游地理文献分析

旅游地理文献分析张欢(宁夏大学资源与环境学院宁夏银川750021)摘要:运用比较分析方法,分析中外旅游地理学发展现状和学术动态,结果显示中国旅游地理学经过30年发展取得了较多成果,但还是落后于国外,并进一步提出了中国旅游地理学今后发展中应注意的三大问题。

关键词:旅游地理文献分析人文地理研究方法旅游地理是人文地理的一个重要分支学科,也是一门多学科交叉的边缘学科。

旅游业已经成为带动区域、国家经济发展的龙头产业,并在世界各国发展迅猛,成果与问题相伴而生,这就需要涉及这一领域研究的先驱--地理学者发挥本学科在旅游地理学研究中的积极作用。

1国外研究现状由于旅游地理是人文地理学的重要分支学科之一,所以要先了解人文地理学的发展状况,然后在这个大背景下再分析旅游地理的发展。

1.1人文地理学研究的新趋势人文地理学是以人地关系的理论为基础,探讨各种人文现象的分布、变化、扩散及人类社会活动空间结构的一门近代科学(大百科全书)。

从其定义可看出人文地理学主要是以人地关系为研究对象,研究人类活动的空间差异和空间组织。

然而在当今,环境变化已是最重要的全球性研究主题,美国生物学家卢伯辰科认为“21世纪是环境(科学)的世纪”。

人文地理学研究人地关系也理所应当地参与到环境变化研究之中,重点研究人地关系中“人”的行为,人与社会的关系。

这就使得人文地理学研究的重点开始走向以人本主义为主导的,重视社会人与社会地理环境之间的相互关系的研究,人与环境相互关系的研究重点也从环境(特别是自然地理环境)对人(特别是自然人)的影响研究,转向人(特别是社会人)与环境(特别是社会地理环境)的互动研究[1]。

在研究方法上呈现多元化,并逐渐由传统的定性研究方法走向定性定量相结合,并运用一些地理数学模型,新技术新方法(3S技术)。

其哲学基础和方法论也呈多元化趋势,出现了新韦伯主义、新马克思主义、行为主义、女性主义、后现代主义等方法论。

1.2国外旅游地理研究概述西方国家旅游地理研究的发端可以追溯到20世纪20年代的美国,至今已有90年的历史,经过西方地理学者长时间的努力,西方国家旅游地理学得以创立,并在实践中不断发展壮大,形成一个完整的学科体系,为旅游地理学学科发展和正确认识旅游现象做出了巨大的贡献。

旅游地理文献分析_陆林

旅游地理文献分析_陆林

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论文数量 理论与方法 综 述 国家和地区旅游业研究 旅游业区域经济影响 旅游业区域社会影响 旅游业区域环境影响 旅游地演化和规划 旅游者行为研究 旅游市场研究 旅游预测研究 旅游季节性研究 国际旅游业研究 其 它
旅游研究 纪 事
192 22 15 24 16 19 3 17 21 5 4 1 6 39
状。“成熟阶段”可能是较为长久的过程。对于一个成熟的旅游地, 巩固、停滞和复苏等因 素俱在, 为了保持竞争力和效益, 必须在微观上和宏观上都努力发展[ 14] 。 1. 2. 5 旅游者行为研究 旅游者行为研究大多出自地理和心理学家。行为研究主要包括 旅游者决策行为、动机行为、感知行为和空间行为等方面。旅游地选择是决策行为研究的
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旅游管理与经营、旅游容量、乡村旅游、旅游宣传、旅游教育、饭店设计、旅游投资、信 息技术与旅游、旅游与宗教、旅游交通、旅游灾害、旅游与体育等。
表 1 近期国外旅游研究文献分类统计 Tab. 1 Classif ication of the present oversm research
与国外比较, 我国旅游地理研究涉及面较窄, 成果主要体现在旅游资源开发研究方面。 作者对 1980 年~1993 年 12 种地理刊物的 220 篇旅游地理论文作粗略统计, 旅游资源与区 域开发方面论文几乎占濏。少数论文涉及旅游区划、旅游气候、旅游市场和国外旅游业发
展 ( 表 2) 。上述国外旅游及旅游地理研究的一些内容, 在我国还相当薄弱。郭来喜、保继 刚、孙文昌就近期我国旅游地理研究主要成果作了较详尽的论述[ 2, 20, 21] , 从中可窥视一斑。
1. 2. 3 旅游业区域环境影响 环境影响是旅游业区域影响研究又一重要领域。旅游业发 展常常与山区、海岸带、湖泊、热带草原等联系在一起, 这些地区不仅是世界经济的外围 地带, 更重要的是它们是环境的脆弱地区。当然旅游业对环境的影响不仅仅是消极的, 它 的发展也可引导或加速环境质量的改善。例如格林、享德和摩尔采用特尔菲法研究了英国

旅游地理的论文

旅游地理的论文

世界著名旅游景点马尔代夫赏析摘要: 阳光、沙滩和大海、数以千计类似《鲁滨逊漂流记》中的岛屿、众多深浅不一的礁湖、不计其数的蓝宝石和绿宝石、令人眼花缭乱的水下珊瑚花园——马尔代夫是一个与大自然完美结合的热带度假胜地。

关键词:旅游景点马尔代夫马累民俗一、国家介绍环礁地形造就马尔代夫与众不同的建国背景,因缘如此,历史传说、特殊地形、旅游观光,就是欲了解这串海洋珍珠之所以发光、发亮的三把锁匙。

历史上第一次出现马尔代夫的年代是公元150年,泛指位于锡兰西岸的岛屿,许多来自东非、阿拉伯国家的主要船只,在航行中发现马尔岱夫是一个非常便利的停靠港,且深深被当地美丽、宁静的景致所吸引,进而迷恋地留在岛上居住。

公元1513年在马尔代夫的历史上,可以说是一个举足轻重的转折点,因为从这一年开始,穆罕默德的教义开始在大小岛上散播开来,这一股圣洁庄严的崇拜精神正如其往后绵延不尽的信仰,深烙在马尔代夫人的心灵。

二、地理位置印度与斯里兰卡西南方 650公里的印度洋上。

1965年马尔代夫脱离英国统治而独立,1968年改为共和体制。

以地理条件来看,马尔代夫群岛位于印度洋中央,横跨赤道,由19个珊瑚环礁组合成1,190个小岛,其中只有200个岛有住民,而其中还包含近80座渡假岛屿饭店,岛屿总面积也不过298平方公里,却涵盖海域面积近十万平方公里,可见这个国家是如何迷你又奇特了!三、民风民俗然若由旅游文化的发展基础来看,马尔代夫似乎又得天独厚了,支离的小岛俨然独树一帜,每一座岛屿皆各自发展出不同的渡假旅馆风格。

整个马尔代夫的旅游景观全在一个渡假岛屿饭店所经营的休闲气氛,雪白晶莹的沙滩,倒影在水中婆娑的椰影,热带鱼是马尔代夫不时出现的「动画」景观,色彩鲜艳,而且平易近人,站在岸边的人偶一接触水面,就没料着有一群美丽的访客翩然游来,除了增添风情,鱼 - 在马尔代夫称得上是最丰饶的物资,故渔业和观光业并列为两项主要的经济收入。

捕鱼对当地居民而言是一项传统且永不过时的谋生方式,他们乐天知命,生于水湄,长于水湄,早已把鱼类当作是生命延续的活泉,视为阿拉所赐与的宝藏。

旅游地理的毕业论文

旅游地理的毕业论文

旅游地理的毕业论文旅游地理毕业论文摘要:随着人们旅游意识的不断提高和经济水平的发展,旅游业已成为全球最重要的经济产业之一。

旅游地理作为旅游业的基础理论之一,对于旅游的发展起着至关重要的作用。

本文从旅游地理的角度出发,分析了旅游地理的概念、分类、发展历程、地理特征和旅游景点的开发等方面,总结了旅游地理与旅游业的关系及其对旅游业的影响,对于促进旅游地理学的研究具有一定参考价值。

关键词:旅游地理,旅游业,发展历程,地理特征,旅游景点一、引言旅游业是全球性的产业,具有高度社会和经济效益。

旅游地理作为旅游业的基础理论之一,为我们深入了解旅游业的发展和特征提供了重要的理论基础。

本文从旅游地理的角度出发,着重分析了旅游地理的概念、分类、发展历程、地理特征和旅游景点的开发等方面,总结了旅游地理与旅游业的关系及其对旅游业的影响,以期对旅游地理学的研究和旅游业的发展起到一定帮助和启示的作用。

二、旅游地理的概念和分类旅游地理是旅游和地理学的重合部分,是研究旅游的地理学分支。

它既包括旅游活动的空间分布和变化,也包括旅游活动与自然环境、人类文化和社会经济等因素之间的关系。

旅游地理学的研究对象不仅仅是旅游景点,还包括旅游者的行为、旅游产业的组织、旅游资源的开发等方面。

旅游地理学可以分为自然旅游地理和人文旅游地理两类。

自然旅游地理主要研究旅游活动与自然环境的关系,包括山水、海滨、峡谷、瀑布、湖泊等景观类型。

人文旅游地理则主要研究旅游活动与人类文化和社会经济等因素的关系,包括历史文化古迹、民俗文化风情、艺术文化娱乐等景观类型。

三、旅游地理的发展历程旅游地理学的研究可以追溯到18世纪末、19世纪初。

俄国地理学家曼德尔斯塔姆首开先河,提出了旅游地理学的概念和研究方法。

20世纪初叶,欧洲和美洲的地理学家相继开展了旅游地理学的研究,并在二战后迅速发展,成为现代旅游研究和管理的重要分支学科。

我国的旅游地理学起步较晚,60年代初开始有了研究,并在70年代和80年代加强了研究和教学的力度。

01绪论——精选推荐

01绪论——精选推荐

01绪论第⼀章绪论§1.1旅游地理学的研究对象和研究内容⼀、旅游地理学(Geography of Tourism)的概念研究⼈类的旅游活动与地理环境关系。

郭来喜(1985) :旅游地理学是研究⼈类的旅⾏游览、休憩疗养、康乐消遣同地理环境以及社会经济发展相互关系的⼀门学科。

“休闲与游憩地理学”(Geography of Recreation and Tourism)、“闲暇地理学”(Leisure Geography)、“游憩地理学”(Recreation Geography)、“休憩与旅游地理学”、观光地理学(Sightseeing Geography)游憩(recreation):闲暇时间内所进⾏的各种活动旅游(tourism):离开居住地和⼯作地,短暂地到⼀⽬的地进⾏活动闲暇(Leisure):扣除谋⽣活动、睡眠、个⼈和家庭事务活动时间地理环境:地理环境是指⼀定社会所处的地理位置以及与此相联系的各种⾃然条件的总和,包括⽓候、⼟地、河流、湖泊、⼭脉、矿藏以及动植物资源等。

可分为⾃然环境(或⾃然地理环境)(可分为天然环境或原⽣⾃然环境和⼈为环境或次⽣⾃然环境)、经济环境(或经济地理环境)和社会⽂化环境。

社会经济发展:经济量的增长(如国民⽣产总值)、经济结构的改进和优化(如产业结构和消费结构的变化)、经济质量的改善和提⾼(如经济稳定、⽣态环境和经济社会协调发展)⼆、旅游地理学的研究对象和研究内容1.旅游地理学的研究对象旅游活动是在⼀定的社会经济条件下产⽣的社会经济现象,它包括旅⾏游览、休憩疗养、康乐消遣等;旅游者经过旅游通道到达旅游⽬的地参观、游览后再回到居住地这⼀⼈⼝流动过程是旅游的本质属性。

旅游地理学的研究对象即旅游与地理环境及社会经济发展间的关系。

2.旅游地理学的研究内容1)旅游客源研究旅游的起因及其产⽣的地理背景、旅游者的地域分布和⾏为规律以及旅游流预测等2)旅游资源研究旅游资源的概念、范畴和类型及其地域组合,各类旅游资源产⽣的条件、特征和分布规律,旅游资源调查、评价和开发等3)旅游规划开发研究旅游区(点)规划开发、旅游环境容量、旅游资源保护、旅游交通和旅游路线设计等4)旅游区域影响研究旅游业的社会、环境和经济影响等5)旅游区划研究旅游区划的理论依据和区划⽅案等6)旅游信息研究旅游信息的收集和传播,旅游地图的特点、种类、功能及其编绘,旅游信息库建⽴等旅游客源地旅游者的居住地,旅游活动的开始和结束的地⽅旅游⽬的地旅游者到达、短暂停留和参观游览的地⽅旅游通道旅游产⽣的条件和地理背景旅游环境容量、旅游资源、旅游信息、旅游区划、旅游规划开发等旅游者的⾏为规律、旅游流⽅向和强度(旅游需求预测)、旅游影响、旅游交通等图1-1 旅游地理学研究内容与旅游系统三、旅游地理学与其它相关学科的关系1.旅游地理学与地理学科的关系旅游地理学是⼈⽂地理学的⼀个分⽀,旅游资源的⾃然部分与⾃然地理学关系密切。

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国外著名旅游地理学家推荐重要文献杰弗里·沃尔(Geoffrey Wall)(in alphabetical order)1. Ashworth G J, Tunbrdge J E. The tourist-historic city. London: Belhaven Press, 1990One of the first texts to draw attention to the importance of urban heritage and still among the best books on the topic.2. De Kadt E(ed). Tourism: passport to development? Washington, D.C.: Oxford University Press, 1979The first five chapters constitute one of the earliest and most incisive statements on tourism as it pertains to developing areas.3. Graburn N H H(ed). Ethnic and tourist arts: cultural expressions from the fourth world. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1976A handsome book drawing attention to tourism and cultural change through ethnicity and souvenirs.4. Gunn C. Tourism planning. New York: Crane Russack, 1979Although greatly modified in subsequent editions and perhaps superceded by other texts, drew serious attention to the need for tourism planning.5. Mathieson A, Wall G. Tourism: economic, physical and social impacts. London: Longman, 1982The first book to provide a broad dispassionate perspective on the consequences of tourism. Although now almost 20 years old, still widely consulted.6. McCannell D. The tourist: a new theory of the leisure class. Schocken Books, 1976An important although occasionally obscure book because of its attempts to provide a conceptual base for topics such as attractions, authenticity and semiotics.7. McIntosh R W, Goeldner C R. Tourism: principles, practices and philosophies. New York: Wiley, 1972A basic text which has stood the test of time and influenced many students.8. Mowforth M, Munt I. Tourism and sustainability: new tourism in the third world. London:Routledge, 1998A new book which is among the most perceptive of recent offerings and may stand the test of time.9. Murphy P. Tourism: a community approach. New York :Methuen, 1985Although the ecological analogy is somewhat overdrawn, an important document on tourism planning with greater emphasis on process than Gunn.10. Pearce D. Tourism development. Harlow: Longman, 1981Pearce's works are important inproviding ready access to a large amount of literature and ideas. This is probably his best work.11. Smith V(ed). Hosts and guests: the anthropology of tourism. University of Pennsylvania Press, 1977Made tourism a legitimate subject of investigation for anthropologists and still influential in more recent editions.12. Urry J. The tourist gaze: leisure and travel in contemporary society. London: Sage, 1990Perhaps overrated but influential in linking tourism research to broader trends in the social sciences.莱尔·米切尔(Lisle Mitchell)1. 〖ZK(#]Christaller W. Some considerations of tourism location in Europe. Papers, Regional Science Association, 1964: 95-1052. Wolfe R I. Perspectives on outdoor recreation: a bibliographical survey. The Geographical Review, 1964; 54: 203-2383. Wolfe R I. Recreational travel: the new migration. Canadian Geographer, 1966; 10: 1-134. Stansfield C A, Rickert J E. The recreation business district. Journal of Leisure Research, 1970; 4: 213-2255. Williams A V, Zelinsky W. On some patterns of international tourist flows. Economic Geography, 1970; 46: 589-6086. Carlson A W. Geographical research on international and domestic tourism. Journal of Cultural Geography, 1980; 1: 149-1607. Butler R W. The concept of a tourist area cycle of evolution: implications for management of resources. Canadian Geographer, 1980; 24: 5-128. Wall G, Greer T. Recreational hinterlands: a theoretical an empirical analysis. Contemporary Leisure Research, Proceeding of the Second Canadian Congress on Leisure Research, 1980: 110-1199. Chubb M, Chubb H. One third of our time. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 198110. Smith S L J. Recreation geography. New York: Longman, 198311. Murphy P E. Tourism: a community approach. New York: Methuen, 1985斯蒂文·史密斯(Stephen L.J. Smith)The following are texts that I consider to be among the most significant on a range of tourism topics. I did not restrict the list by date of publication, although virtually all my choices were published within the last 10 years. I've also provided a brief annotation (comment) about the book, which I hope might be helpful to readers. The list is presented alphabetically, by the author's last name.1. Adrian B. The economics of travel and tourism. Melbourne: Pitman, 1991Of all the books examining the economics of tourism, this title provides the most comprehensive, theoretically, and methodologically-sound approach. Both micro- and macro-economic aspects of tourism are covered; particular attention is given to characteristics of tourism that make it different from other forms of economic activity.2. Douglas F C. Practical tourism forecasting. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1996This text, the best available examination of tourism forecasting, provides a strong introduction to forecasting methods and issues in tourism, and offers detailed guidelines for 13 types of forecast models.3. Gunn C A. Tourism planning, 2nd ed. New York: Taylor and Francis, 1988Gunn's books have consistently been recognized as valuable references for regional tourism planning and design. The second edition of this particular title provides a thorough examination of tourism planning concepts and principles, including a look at the linkage between tourism planning and policy (the second edition is better organized and conceptualized than the third edition).4. Inskeep E. Tourism planning: an integrated and sustainable development approach. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1991While many books on sustainable development provide generalities and platitudes only, this text provides in-depth, practical guidelines on sustainable tourism planning at levels from local areas to entire nations.5. Ioannides D, Debbage K G (eds). The economic geography of the tourist industry: a supply-side analysis. London: Routledge, 1998The editors of this book have pulled together 16 chapters that look at how tourism is defined and organized, the impacts of business cycles, the structure of various key industry sectors, the role of the state in tourism development, and other matters related to the business and commodification of tourism.6. Leiper N. Tourism management. Abbotsford: RMIT Press, 1995This book provides a strong synthesis of tourism issues with management science.It provides the reader with a strong theoretical base, yet supplements theory with many case studies and practical examples.7. McIntosh R W, Goeldner C R, and Ritchie J R B. Tourism: principles,practices, philosophies, 7th ed. New York: John Wiley, 1995The fact that this book is into its 7th edition attests to its recognition as being "the standard" for introductory tourism text books. While the treatment of topics tends to be superficial, it provides the reader with a very broad, comprehensive overview of tourism as a field of study, industry, human phenomenon, and policy field.8. Mathieson A, Wall G. Tourism: economic, physical, and social impacts. London: Longman, 1982Although dated, this is one of the best comprehensive overviews of the nature and types of tourism impacts.9. Smith S L J. Tourism analysis, 2nd ed. London: Longman, 1996This volume provides a broad-based introduction to a variety of analytical tools used in tourism - ranging from questionnaire design, through regionalization techniques, to benefit-cost analysis. The text begin with an overview of issues in defining and measuring tourism as a phenomenon. The second edition contains virtually all of the information in the first edition plus significantly more material.10. Smith V L(ed). Hosts and guests: the anthropology of tourism, 2nd ed. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989This is a unique collection of essays describing the social impacts of tourism in a wide range of cultures around the world. The first edition was well received and widely used; the second edition provides more current examples and is as strong a collection as the first edition.11.Wahab S, Pigram J J. Tourism, development, and growth. London: Routledge, 1997Sustainability is a popular topic among many tourism researchers, especially geographers and planners. This collection of specially commissioned chapters provides a comprehensive examination of sustainable development in the context of tourism.12. Witt S S, Moutinho, L(eds). Tourism marketing and management handbook, 1st ed. and 2nd ed. New York: Prentice Hall, 1989 and 1994These two volumes provide an overview of over 100 topics related to tourism marketing and management. There is some duplication of material in both volumes: the first edition covers a broader range of tourism topics while the second emphasizes management issues to a much greater extent. The second edition is organized better than the first edition.理查德·巴特勒(Richard Butler)The "must read" ones I would suggest are as follows1. Mathieson A, Wall G (but more recent printings). Tourism impacts: economic, physical and social. London: Longman, 1982Now almost 20 years old, but still by far the best conceptualization of the effects of tourism, presenting a clear and comprehensive review of tourism and how it changes destination areas.2. Smith S L J. Tourism analysis: a handbook. New York: Longman, 1995A very good and clear review of methods and techniques used for analyzing tourism data, with descriptions and explanations in comprehensive but reader-friendly form.3. Pearce D G. Tourism today: a geographical analysis. Harlow: Longman, 1995Probably the best introduction to a range of theories and models, providing good examples in an extremely well written and fully referenced style.4. Seaton A V. Tourism: a state of the art. Chichester: Wiley, 1994A major collection of papers, admittedly of varying quality, but nothing can match it for the variety and range of ideas, examples, approaches and applications from different disciplines.5. Stabler M J. Tourism and sustainability: principles to practice. Wallingford: CAB International, 1997In many ways the best and most frank collection of essays on sustainable tourism that avoids the hype, ideology and wishful thinking that characterizes much of the literature on this topic.6. Wahab S, Pigram J. Tourism development and growth. London: Routledge, 1997Although less' hard' in approach than the essays in Stabler, the contents of this book illustrate a wider range of more discursive essays on sustainable tourism which raise some broad fundamental issues and concepts on the context of the concept.7. Hall C M. Tourism and politics: policy, power and place. Chichester: Wiley, 1994An extremely well written and well referenced book on a topic that is very under-researched given its fundamental importance to tourism, which introduces a great many critical issues that have been previously ignored.8. Smith V. Hosts and guests: the anthropology of tourism. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989The first edition of this book represents the first major contribution of anthropology to tourism and the second edition is an original approach to review developments in places and thought a decade later, together they make a uniquecontribution to the literature.Other ones I would recommend but perhaps not as essential9. Butler R W, Hinch T. Tourism and indigenous peoples. London: Thompson Business Press, 1996The first multi disciplinary collection of commissioned papers to focus on indigenous peoples, their role in tourism in a wide variety of settings, their attitudes to tourism and their response to its effects.10. Murphy P E. Tourism: a community approach. London: Methuen, 1985The first book to make an effective call for local involvement in tourism, and although a little dated now, still contains original and valuable ideas.11. Pearce D G. Tourism development. Harlow: Longman, 1997Probably the best source of references and models on the development of tourism and the process that destinations go through, a well-written and comprehensive treatment.12. Butler R W, Hall C M, Jenkins J. Tourism and recreation in rural areas. Chichester: Wiley, 1997The first attempt to look at tourism and recreation together in the rural context and the inter-relationships with rural activities and rural economies.13. Jackson E, Burton T. Leisure in the new millennium. Philadelphia: Venture Publishing, 1999A comprehensive collection of commissioned papers on key topics in leisure (and hence tourism) theory and concepts, and probably the best review of models, techniques and the literature with extensive bibliographies to papers.14. Hall C M, Lew A. Sustainable tourism: a geographical perspective. Harlow: Longman, 1998A good collection of papers from one discipline on sustainable tourism, emphasizing the holistic and integrative approach that is essential for this topic.15. Shaw G, Willaims A. Critical issues in tourism: a geographical perspective. Oxford: Blackwell, 1994A good attempt at taking a broad review of issues and problems in tourism, still relevant several years after publication.道格拉斯·皮尔斯(Douglas Pearce)1. Ashworth G J, Tunbridge. The tourist-historic city. London: Belhaven, 19902. Barrette R, Defert P. Aspects economiques du tourisme. Editions Berger-Levrault, Paris. 19723. Burkart A J, Medlik S. Tourism: past, present and future. London: Heinemenan,19744. Gunn C A. Tourism planning, 2nd ed. New York: Taylor and Francis, 19885. Lawson F, Baud-Bovy M. Tourism and recreation development: a handbook of physical planning. London: The Architectural Press, 19776. Mathieson A, Wall G. Tourism: economic, physical and social impacts. London: Longman, 19827. Miossec J M. 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