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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Philip L. PearcePublisher: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Imprint: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd ISBN: 9781786438560ISBN 10: 1786438569 Pages: 432 Publication Date: 30 August 2019 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: To order ![]() Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us. Table of ContentsReviews'We're often told that travel broadens the mind. If that were ever in doubt, we can be certain that this superb volume will broaden, as well as deepen, our understanding of tourism!' -- From the Foreword by Peter Collett, University of Oxford, UK 'A sound understanding of tourist behaviour is fundamental to maximising the benefits of tourism for all stakeholders. The substantial benefit of this text is that it explores tourist behaviour from diverse perspectives, not just the marketing perspective that is the sole focus of so many other texts.' -- Leo Jago, University of Surrey, UK 'The opening chapter - Are tourists interesting? - demands and merits the reader's attention. Pearce's splendid narrative structure then propels readers on a fascinating journey, prompting reflection and then insight. The momentum continues unabated into the final chapter - Searching ... for what is important . This is truly artful scholarship - an invaluable contribution.' -- Brian King, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong 'Tourist Behaviour: The Essential Companion edited by Philip L. Pearce is an indispensable resource for courses on consumer behaviour in tourism and for all serious scholars in the field. The structure of the book is unique in following the entire consumer journey from dreaming and longing to returning home . Pearce, the preeminent scholar and author on tourist behaviour, has produced another brilliant work together with an impressive list of contributing authors.' -- Alastair Morrison, Purdue University, US `The opening chapter - are tourists interesting? - demands and merits the reader's attention. Pearce's splendid narrative structure then propels readers on a fascinating journey, prompting reflection and then insight. The momentum continues unabated into the final chapter - searching for what is important. This is truly artful scholarship - an invaluable contribution.' -- Brian King, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University `We're often told that travel broadens the mind. If that were ever in doubt, we can be certain that this superb volume will broaden, as well as deepen, our understanding of tourism!' -- From the Foreword by Peter Collett, University of Oxford, UK `Tourist Behaviour: The Essential Companion edited by Philip L. Pearce is an indispensable resource for courses on consumer behaviour in tourism and for all serious scholars in the field. The structure of the book is unique in following the entire consumer journey from dreaming and longing to returning home . Pearce, the preeminent scholar and author on tourist behaviour, has produced another brilliant work together with an impressive list of contributing authors.' -- Alistair Morrison, Purdue University, US `A sound understanding of tourist behavior is fundamental to maximizing the benefits of tourism for all stakeholders. The substantial benefit of this text is that it explores tourist behavior from diverse perspectives, not just the marketing perspective that is the sole focus of so many other texts.' -- Leo Jago, University of Surrey, UK `The opening chapter - are tourists interesting? - demands and merits the reader's attention. Pearce's splendid narrative structure then propels readers on a fascinating journey, prompting reflection and then insight. The momentum continues unabated into the final chapter - searching for what is important. This is truly artful scholarship - an invaluable contribution.' -- Brian King, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University `We're often told that travel broadens the mind. If that were ever in doubt, we can be certain that this superb volume will broaden, as well as deepen, our understanding of tourism!' -- From the Foreword by Peter Collett, University of Oxford, UK `Tourist Behaviour: The Essential Companion edited by Philip L. Pearce is an indispensable resource for courses on consumer behaviour in tourism and for all serious scholars in the field. The structure of the book is unique in following the entire consumer journey from dreaming and longing to returning home . Pearce, the preeminent scholar and author on tourist behaviour, has produced another brilliant work together with an impressive list of contributing authors.' -- Alistair Morrison, Purdue University, US `We're often told that travel broadens the mind. If that were ever in doubt, we can be certain that this superb volume will broaden, as well as deepen, our understanding of tourism!' -- From the Foreword by Peter Collett, University of Oxford, UK `A sound understanding of tourist behavior is fundamental to maximizing the benefits of tourism for all stakeholders. The substantial benefit of this text is that it explores tourist behavior from diverse perspectives, not just the marketing perspective that is the sole focus of so many other texts.' -- Leo Jago, University of Surrey, UK `The opening chapter - are tourists interesting? - demands and merits the reader's attention. Pearce's splendid narrative structure then propels readers on a fascinating journey, prompting reflection and then insight. The momentum continues unabated into the final chapter - searching for what is important. This is truly artful scholarship - an invaluable contribution.' -- Brian King, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University `Tourist Behaviour: The Essential Companion edited by Philip L. Pearce is an indispensable resource for courses on consumer behaviour in tourism and for all serious scholars in the field. The structure of the book is unique in following the entire consumer journey from dreaming and longing to returning home . Pearce, the preeminent scholar and author on tourist behaviour, has produced another brilliant work together with an impressive list of contributing authors.' -- Alastair Morrison, Purdue University, US Author InformationEdited by the late Philip L. 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