Polar Tourism: Tourism in the Arctic and Antarctic RegionsColin Michael Hall, Margaret E. Johnston Wiley, 4. apr. 1995 - 346 sider Polar Tourism Tourism in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions Edited by Colin Michael Hall University of Canberra, Australia and Margaret E. Johnston Lakehead University, Canada The world’s polar regions have witnessed rapid tourism growth in the past decade, and although this may have been a welcome economic boon, substantial questions are now being asked about the effects of tourism on the environment and its social impact on the indigenous peoples. This book provides the first comprehensive overview of tourism in the polar regions and addresses not only the impacts of tourism on these fragile regions, but also the ways by which it may be managed and regulated. It illustrates potential mechanisms by which tourism in environmentally sensitive and culturally unique areas can become sustainable. Polar Tourism is an invaluable book for students of tourism, northern studies, polar studies, and resource, environmental, and wilderness management. |
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Tourism in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions Colin Michael Hall, Margaret E ... Antarctic as well . In both polar regions , tourism can serve as an ... exploitation such as hydroelectricity and mining , or traditional aboriginal ...
Tourism in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions Colin Michael Hall, Margaret E ... Antarctic as well . In both polar regions , tourism can serve as an ... exploitation such as hydroelectricity and mining , or traditional aboriginal ...
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... Antarctica and the sub - Antarctic islands from other forms of economic exploitation such as mining and whaling . This role can be illus- trated by a personal account of a passenger on one cruise , emphasising the operator's ...
... Antarctica and the sub - Antarctic islands from other forms of economic exploitation such as mining and whaling . This role can be illus- trated by a personal account of a passenger on one cruise , emphasising the operator's ...
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... Antarctica and the sub - Antarctic islands from other forms of economic exploitation such as mining and whaling . This role can be illus- trated by a personal account of a passenger on one cruise , emphasising the operator's ...
... Antarctica and the sub - Antarctic islands from other forms of economic exploitation such as mining and whaling . This role can be illus- trated by a personal account of a passenger on one cruise , emphasising the operator's ...
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Patterns and Issues in Arctic and SubArctic Tourism | 27 |
The Tourism Space Penetration Processes in Northern Canada | 43 |
Cruise Tourism in the Canadian Arctic and its Implications | 63 |
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