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    Tourism and mobility 

    Hall, C Michael
    Mobility has emerged in recent years as a key concept in the social sciences however its application in tourism studies has been relatively limited. The paper provides a framework for placing tourism within the broader ...
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    Decolonising Māori tourism : representation and identity 

    Amoamo, Maria
    Since the late nineteenth century the tourism industry has focused primarily on two things in selling holidays to New Zealand: the natural landscape and Māori culture. Māori have been involved in tourism for more than 150 ...
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    The 2003 New Zealand wineries’ survey 

    Christensen, David; Hall, C Michael; Mitchell, Richard
    In 1997/98 a survey was conducted of New Zealand wineries with respect to their attitudes towards wine tourism and their relationship to key wine and food tourism stakeholders (Hall & Johnson, 1998). The survey was the ...
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    Interpreting culture: Visitors’ experiences of cultural landscape in New Zealand 

    Carr, Anna M.; Thompson, Anna (nee Carr)
    This thesis examines visitors' awareness and experiences of cultural values for natural areas of importance to Māori. The South Island/Te Wai Pounamu contains natural landscapes with scenic and recreational values that ...
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    Why it’s good to be bad: the role of conflict in contributing towards sustainable tourism in protected areas 

    Lovelock, Brent
    This paper examines the historic and contemporary role of one Canadian environmental non-governmental organisation (ENGO) in the operationalisation of sustainable tourism. In particular, the extent to which the ENGO has ...
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    The search for 'self' for lifestyle travellers 

    Cohen, Scott Allen
    This thesis examines the search for self in the context of lifestyle travellers. It has been suggested that maintaining a coherent sense of self has become problematic in late modernity as the socially constructed notion ...
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    "Don't just visit. Live it!" : a descriptive study of Japan exchange and teaching programme participants' experiences in Miyazaki prefecture 

    Doering, Timothy Adam
    Conventional tourism discourse commonly adheres to the premise that tourist acts are the antithesis of work. Tourism is frequently portrayed as a diversion from quotidian activities of daily life, offering individuals the ...
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    The Malaysian visiting friends and relatives (VFR) market initiated by the Malaysian students in South Island, New Zealand 

    Isa, Siti Suriawati
    In addition to the traditionally dominating countries within the international education market, the United States and the United Kingdom, new providers of educational products and recipients of student‐generated VFR have ...
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    The construction of a disaster destination : rebuilding Koh Phi Phi, Thailand 

    Leopold, Teresa
    The popular tourist destination island of Koh Phi Phi Don, Thailand was heavily affected by the Indian Ocean Tsunami in December 2004, which resulted in a destroyed tourism infrastructure and complete downturn of tourism. ...
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    Human resources, the dilemmas of education and training, strategies and practice with focus on the Pacific 

    Latham, Elizabeth
    This research explores human resource issues in the tourism industry within the context of the Pacific with focus on New Zealand and Samoa, analysing the effectiveness of education and training. This is referenced to human ...
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