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The tourist region : a co-construction of tourism stakeholders

✍ Scribed by Piriou, Jérôme; Violier, Philippe

Publisher
ISTE
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Leaves
245
Series
Science society and new techology series.; Tourism and mobility systems set 1
Category
Library
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✦ Table of Contents

Content: The Region, a Complex Concept Applied to Tourism. Introduction to Part 1 --
Tourist Places, with their Foundations in the Tourist Region --
The Tourist Region, a Localized Area and Localizer --
Geographical Approaches of the Tourist Region --
Stakeholder Logics in the Practice of a Tourist Destination in a Regional Dimension. Introduction to Part 2 --
Tourists and their Territories Practices in a Regional Dimension --
Investors and their Structuring of Regional Tourist Territories --
Developers and Local Actors Mobilization for Promotion of their Regional Territories --
The Prescribers and the Encouragement of Regional Practices --
Reading the Tourist Region Using Networks of Places Analysis. Introduction to Part 3 --
Regional Tourism Distribution in Networks of Places --
Definition of Regional Tourist Functions of Places --
Place Positions in the Tourist Region --
Connection of Tourist Places in Networks via Tourist Mobilities

✦ Subjects

Tourism -- Social aspects.;Tourisme.;Visites touristiques.;Lieux de villégiature.;Géographie régionale.

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