The Routledge handbook of tourism in Asia / ed. by C.M.Hall, S.J.Page. - London; New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, 2017. - xx, 393 p.: ill. - (Routledge handbooks). - Bibliogr. at the end of the art. - Ind.: p.387-393. - ISBN 978-1-138-78458-1 Шифр: 01  Место хранения:   01 | ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of figures ................................................ ix List of plates .................................................. x List of tables ................................................. xi List of boxes and cases ...................................... xiii Notes on contributors ......................................... xiv Acknowledgements ............................................. xvii List of abbreviations and acronyms .......................... xviii PART 1. Introduction: region and context ................................ 1 1 Introduction: tourism in Asia: region and context ............ 3 C. Michael Hall & Stephen J. Page 2 Heritage diplomacy and tourism in Asia ...................... 25 Tim Winter 3 Transport and infrastructure issues in Asian tourism ........ 34 David Timothy Duval & Adam Weaver 4 Human resource and labour issues in Asian tourism ........... 45 Lisa Ruhanen & Chris Cooper 5 Tourism policies and politics in Asia ....................... 57 C. Michael Hall & Wantanee Suntikul 6 Tourism and environmental change in Asia .................... 72 C. Midhael Hall 7 Tourism, and socio-cultural change and issues ............... 92 Paolo Mura 8 Poverty in tourist paradise? A review of pro-poor tourism in South and South-East Asia ............................... 101 V. Dao Truong, Elmarie Slabhert & V. Manh Nguyen PART 2. Tourism in South-East Asia .................................... 119 9 Tourism in South-east Asia ................................. 121 C. Michael Hall & Stephen J. Page 10 Singapore tourism .......................................... 139 Т.C. Chang 11 Tourism in Thailand: growth, diversification and political upheaval ................................................... 149 Nick Kontogeorgopoulos 12 Tourism in Malaysia ........................................ 164 Ghazali Musa & Thinaranjeney Thirumoorthi 13 Tourism in Indonesia ....................................... 181 Mark P. Hampton & Julian Clifton 14 The evolution of tourism policy in Vietnam, 1960—2015 ...... 191 V. Dao Truong & Anh Le 15 Visiting oppressive states: tourism in Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar .................................................... 205 Andrea Valentin & Daniela Schilcher PART 3. Tourism in South and Central Asia ..................... 221 16 Developing tourism in South and Central Asia: introduction ............................................... 223 C. Michael Hall & Stephen J. Page 17 Tourism in India: development, performance and prospects ... 241 Girish Prayag & Subhajit Das 18 Tourism in Sri Lanka ....................................... 251 Sriyantha Fernando, Jayatilleke S. Bandara & Christine Smith 19 The Maldives: parallel paths of conventional and alternative tourism ........................................ 265 Aisliath Shakeela & David Weaver 20 Tourism in Central Asia .................................... 275 Kemal Kantarci, Muzaffer Uysal, Vincent Magnini & Murat Alper Başaran 21 Tourism in Bhutan and Nepal ................................ 287 Sanjay Nepal & Heidi Karst PART 4. Tourism in East and North-East Asia ................... 299 22 Tourism in East and North East Asia: introduction .......... 301 C. Michael Hall & Stephen J. Page 23 China: a growth engine for world tourism ................... 308 Alan A. Lew & Zhifei Li 24 Tourism and the "other Chinas": Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan ..................................................... 324 Wantanee Suntikul 25 Tourism in Mongolia ........................................ 337 Dallen J. Timothy 26 Tourism in South and North Korea ........................... 347 Timothy Jeonglyeol Lee 27 Paradigm shift in the 21st century? Tourism in Japan ....... 361 Carolin Funck PART 5. Conclusion ............................................ 373 28 Conclusion: prospects for tourism in Asia .................. 375 C. Michael Hall & Stephen J. Page Index ......................................................... 387