Tourism, Security and Safety From Theory to Practice

Document Outline

• front cover
• copyright
• table of contents
• front matter
• Contributors
• Prologue
• body
• 1 Toward a Theory of Tourism Security
• I Tourism, Terrorism, and Civil Unrest Issues
  • 2 A Social Theory of Terrorism and Tourism
  • 3 War, Terror, and the Tourism Market in Israel
  • 4 Fiji Islands: Rebuilding Tourism in an Insecure World
• II Tourism and Crime Issues
  • 5 The Growth of the Caribbean Narcoeconomy: Implications for Tourism
  • 6 Do Incidents of Theft at Tourist Destinations Have a Negative Effect on Tourists' Decisions to Travel to Affected Destinations?
  • 7 TheTourist and His Criminal: Patterns in Street Robbery
• III Tourism and Safety Issues
  • 8 Recovering from SARS: The Case of Toronto Tourism
  • 9 Risk Management for Australian Commercial Adventure Tourism Operations
  • 10 The Effect of Disaster on Peripheral Tourism Places and the Disaffection of Prospective Visitors
  • 11 Safety and Security Issues Affecting Inbound Tourism in the PeopleÌs Republic of China
  • 12 When Wildlife Encounters Go Wrong: Tourist Safety Issues Associated with Threatening Wildlife
• IV Tourism and Crisis-Management Issues
  • 13 Public Relations and Advertising Strategies for Managing Tourist Destination Image Crises
  • 14 A Comparative Assessment of Three Southeast Asian Tourism Recovery Campaigns: Singapore Roars: Post SARS 2003, Bali Post - the October 12, 2002 Bombing, and WOW Philippines 2003
  • 15 The Role of Security Information in Tourism Crisis Management: The Missing Link
  • 16 Crisis Management and Recovery: How Washington, DC, Hotels Responded to Terrorism
  • 17 Hospitality Crisis Management Practices: The Israeli Case
  • 18 Tour Operators and Destination Safety
• Summary and Conclusions
• index