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'China has become a powerhouse in international tourism, as both an origin and destination, has massive domestic tourism flows, and is the subject of a rapidly growing body of tourism research. This work introduces aspects of China's tourism to an international audience by making readily accessible the insights of experienced researchers from China and elsewhere. A diversity of topics is covered so that all readers will find something of value, regardless of initial interest, making the book a useful and significant contribution to the tourism literature that both broaden and deepens understanding of China's place in the world.' -- Geoffrey Wall, University of Waterloo, Canada

'China has become a powerhouse in international tourism, as both an origin and destination, has massive domestic tourism flows, and is the subject of a rapidly growing body of tourism research. This work introduces aspects of China's tourism to an international audience by making readily accessible the insights of experienced researchers from China and elsewhere. A diversity of topics is covered so that all readers will find something of value, regardless of initial interest, making the book a useful and significant contribution to the tourism literature that both broadens and deepens understanding of China's place in the world.' -- Geoffrey Wall, University of Waterloo, Canada

'For the reader wanting a gentle introduction to contemporary Chinese tourism, this edited collection provides an informed, non-technical and inclusive coverage of the key dimensions. It will provide a solid background and sufficient resource permitting the reader to further develop their own interests and follow up research and reading.' -- Chris Ryan, University of Waikato Management School, New Zealand 'China has become a powerhouse in international tourism, as both an origin and destination, has massive domestic tourism flows, and is the subject of a rapidly growing body of tourism research. This work introduces aspects of China's tourism to an international audience by making readily accessible the insights of experienced researchers from China and elsewhere. A diversity of topics is covered so that all readers will find something of value, regardless of initial interest, making the book a useful and significant contribution to the tourism literature that both broaden and deepens understanding of China's place in the world.' -- Geoffrey Wall, University of Waterloo, Canada

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Edited by Songshan (Sam) Huang, Professor, School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Australia and Ganghua Chen, Associate Professor, School of Tourism Management, Sun Yat-sen University, China

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