Cities for pleasure - The emergence of tourism urbanization in Australia

Abstract

or transformed by new systems of production, notably by high technology manufacturing (see, for example, Castells, 1989), and by business and producer services (see for example, Sassen, 1991; Fainstein, et al, 1992). While of crucial importance, these new spatial forms do not seem to be the most dramatic representations of new urban and regional developments; at least in terms of population and labour force growth. In the United States, for example, centres based on consumption are now growing at the fastest rates. These are either residential

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