The Tourism Area Life Cycle: Review, Relevance and Revision

Author:   Richard Butler
Publisher:   Channel View Publications Ltd
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9781845419127


Pages:   356
Publication Date:   13 August 2024
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Author:   Richard Butler
Publisher:   Channel View Publications Ltd
Imprint:   Channel View Publications
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.550kg
ISBN:  

9781845419127


ISBN 10:   184541912
Pages:   356
Publication Date:   13 August 2024
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
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Table of Contents

Figures and Tables Contributors Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Richard Butler: Introduction and Context Part 1: Review Chapter 2. Richard Butler: Revisiting the TALC Model Chapter 3. Surabhi Gore, Nilesh Borde and Purva Hegde Desai: Mapping Tourism Area Life Cycle Research: A Bibliometric Analysis Chapter 4. Rachel Dodds: An Evaluation of the Tourism Resort Life Cycle and the Need for Sustainability Planning Chapter 5. David Weaver and Laura Lawton: When Iconic Theory Meets Existential Threat: How the TALC Model Informed Engagement with COVID-19 Chapter 6. Ngoc Trang Vu: A Qualitative and Quantitative Application of the TALC Model to Vietnam Before the COVID-19 Pandemic Chapter 7. Júlio Coelho: The TALC Model as a Strategic Model Chapter 8. K. Michael Haywood: Opinions on the Reformation of TALC Studies Chapter 9. Richard Butler: Summary: Revisiting the Model – Present Viewpoints Part 2:  Relevance Chapter 10. C. Peter Keller: Instability and Shifting Control During Stages in Destination Development Revisited Chapter 11. Tim Gale: Revisiting Rhyl and the TALC: A Study of Land Use, Value and Cover, and Tourism Policy in a Traditional Seaside Resort, 1990-2023 Chapter 12. David Jarratt: The Role of Place Image in the Decline and Rejuvenation of Traditional English Seaside Resorts  Chapter 13. João Romão: Smart Specialisation and the Life Cycle of Destinations: An Evolutionary Approach Chapter 14. Beatriz Adriana López Chávez and César Maldonado Alcudia: From Start-Up to Maturity: Integrating the TALC Model with the Tourism Family Business Life Cycle in a Coastal Destination Chapter 15. Peter Bolan and Stephen Boyd: Applying Golf Tourism to the TALC Model and as a Catalyst for Coastal Rejuvenation: The Case of The Open, at Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland Chapter 16. Wantanee Suntikul: National and International Political Influences on the TALC Chapter 17. Richard Butler: The TALC: Relevance 40 Years On Part 3: Revision Chapter 18. Florian Eggli: The Need to Revise the Conceptual Approach of the TALC Model Chapter 19. Hughes Séraphin, Maximiliano Korstanje and Shem Wambugu Maingi: Spare the Child, Spoil the Long-Term Sustainability of the Tourism Industry: What Does That Mean for the TALC? Chapter 20. Mike Peters and Sarah Schönherr: The Role of Entrepreneurship in Tourism Destinations: Implications for TALC Chapter 21. Stephen Boyd and Peter Bolan: Applying TALC Model to Northern Ireland: A Destination Facing Recovery from Multiple Crises Chapter 22. Bob McKercher and IpKin Anthony Wong: Can Destinations Have Multiple Life Cycles?  Chapter 23. Richard Butler: Final Thoughts: Revisions and Modifications to the TALC Model Index

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In this book the origin, evolution, validity, refinement, uses and relevance of tourism’s most widely used model of destination change are described and evaluated by the model’s originator and other contributors, making it important reading for all those interested in the past, present and future of tourism destinations, and their planning and management. * Geoffrey Wall, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Waterloo, Canada *


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Richard Butler is Emeritus Professor at the University of Strathclyde, UK and the University of Western Ontario, Canada. His research focuses on destination development, remote and insular areas, impacts of tourism, sustainability and overtourism.

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