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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: David Fennell (Brock University, Ontario, Canada)Publisher: CABI Publishing Imprint: CABI Publishing Dimensions: Width: 17.20cm , Height: 1.70cm , Length: 24.40cm Weight: 0.680kg ISBN: 9780851996103ISBN 10: 0851996108 Pages: 304 Publication Date: 11 October 2002 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Awaiting stock ![]() The supplier is currently out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out for you. Table of ContentsChapter 1: Recreation and Tourism 1.1: Leisure, recreation and tourism 1.2: Tourism products 1.3: Tourism programmes Chapter 2: Foundational Aspects of Ecotourism 2.1: Ecotourism 2.2: The ecotourist 2.3: Ecotourism's philosophical basis 2.4: The environment as a system Chapter 3: The Programme Setting: Going 'In' 3.1: Ecotourism supply 3.2: Resource management 3.3: Community development 3.4: Tourism ethics Chapter 4: Programming 4.1: Planning 4.2: Recreation programming 4.3: Programming ideology 4.4: Programming theories 4.5: Programme strategies 4.6: Programme approaches 4.7: The programming model 4.8: The programmer 4.9: Tour operators Chapter 5: Needs and Assets 5.1: Motives (needs) 5.2: Needs assessment 5.3: Attractions 5.4: The business plan Chapter 6: Programme Design A: Structure 6.1: Designing the structure of the programme 6.2: Making programme design decisions 6.3: Designing the programme's interpretive component Chapter 7: Programme Design B: Gearing Up To Go 7.1: Pre-trip information: Briefing 7.2: Health precautions 7.3: Persons with disabilities 7.4: Personal hygiene 7.5: First aid and survival 7.6: Permits 7.7: Environmental conditions 7.8: The trip planning sheet Chapter 8: Programme Design C: Leadership and Risk 8.1: Leadership 8.2: Approaches to leadership 8.3: Professional development 8.4: Safety and risk management Chapter 9: Implementation 9.1: Program life cycle 9.2: Marketing 9.3: Quality 9.4: Staff training 9.5: Public relations 9.6: Budgeting 9.7: Implementation strategies 9.8: Schedules and itineraries Chapter 10: Evaluation 10.1: The scope of evaluation 10.2: Models of evaluation 10.3: Evaluation details and issues 10.4: Debriefing 10.5: Certification and accreditation 10.6: Environmental programmes Chapter 11: Integrated Ecotourism Programme Planning: A Synthesis 11.1: Integrated ecotourism programme planning 11.2: Final thoughtsReviewsDavid Fennell's finished manuscript cuts new ground ... The text is well written, in an accessible style and there are many useful syntheses which will be very useful to students in structuring the various approaches to ecotourism programming. --Dr. Erlet Cater, University of Reading, UK<br> For all interested or involved in the practical delivery of ecotourism this book is a must. This text is extremely well organized and structured in a way that will appeal to many undergraduates. Overall, the book is a gem for anyone wanting a broad overview of the themes involved in ecotourism and especially program planning for it. The book is best suited as a text for an introductory ecotourism class where key issues need to be raised but should be supplemented with further readings. The book presents a comprehensive approach to ecotourism programming, is clearly structured and based on a thorough understanding of the subject. The book is well written in an accessible style and the text is well supported with clear diagrams and figures. This book is highly recommended to students and practitioners in the fields of ecotourism, tourism, recreation, leisure studies, geography and planning. --Dr. Rosemary Black -The book presents a comprehensive approach to ecotourism programming, is clearly structured and based on a thorough understanding of the subject. The book is well written in an accessible style and the text is well supported with clear diagrams and figures. This book is highly recommended to students and practitioners in the fields of ecotourism, tourism, recreation, leisure studies, geography and planning.---Dr. Rosemary Black David Fennell's finished manuscript cuts new ground ... The text is well written, in an accessible style and there are many useful syntheses which will be very useful to students in structuring the various approaches to ecotourism programming. --Dr. Erlet Cater, University of Reading, UK David Fennell's finished manuscript cuts new ground ... The text is well written, in an accessible style and there are many useful syntheses which will be very useful to students in structuring the various approaches to ecotourism programming. --Dr. Erlet Cater, University of Reading, UK David Fennell's finished manuscript cuts new ground ... The text is well written, in an accessible style and there are many useful syntheses which will be very useful to students in structuring the various approaches to ecotourism programming. --Dr. Erlet Cater, University of Reading, UK David Fennell's finished manuscript cuts new ground ... The text is well written, in an accessible style and there are many useful syntheses which will be very useful to students in structuring the various approaches to ecotourism programming. --Dr. Erlet Cater, University of Reading, UK For all interested or involved in the practical delivery of ecotourism this book is a must. -- Tourism Management Overall, the book is a gem for anyone wanting a broad overview of the themes involved in ecotourism and especially program planning for it. The book is best suited as a text for an introductory ecotourism class where key issues need to be raised but should be supplemented with further readings. -- Annals of Tourism Research The book presents a comprehensive approach to ecotourism programming, is clearly structured and based on a thorough understanding of the subject. The book is well written in an accessible style and the text is well supported with clear diagrams and figures. This book is highly recommended to students and practitioners in the fields of ecotourism, tourism, recreation, leisure studies, geography and planning. --Dr. Rosemary Black This text is extremely well organized and structured in a way that will appeal to many undergraduates. -- Journal of Sustainable Tourism -The book presents a comprehensive approach to ecotourism programming, is clearly structured and based on a thorough understanding of the subject. The book is well written in an accessible style and the text is well supported with clear diagrams and figures. This book is highly recommended to students and practitioners in the fields of ecotourism, tourism, recreation, leisure studies, geography and planning.---Dr. Rosemary Black Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |