Safety and Security in Tourism: Relationships, Management, and Marketing

Abstract

* Security and Tourism: Towards a New Understanding? * The Effect of Risk Perceptions on Intentions to Travel in the Aftermath of September 11, 2001 * Freud, Tourism, and Terror: Traversing the Fantasies of Post-September 11 Travel Magazines * New York Restaurant Industry: Strategic Responses to September 11, 2001 * The Impacts of Terrorism: Perceptions of Faculty and Students on Safety and Security in Tourism * Terrorism, Economic Uncertainty and Outbound Travel from Hong Kong * Tourism in Nepal: Shangri-La's Troubled Times * After the Lombok Riots, Is Sustainable Tourism Achievable? * Tourism Eclipsed by Crime: The Vulnerability of Foreign Tourists in Hungary * A Local Reading of a Global Disaster: Some Lessons on Tourism Management from an Annus Horribilis in South West England * Crisis Communication and Recovery for the Tourism Industry: Lessons from the 2001 Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak in the United Kingdom * Malaysia's Response to the Asian Financial Crisis: Implications for Tourism and Sectoral Crisis Management * The Importance of Food Safety in Travel Planning and Destination Selection * New Zealand Travel Agent Practice in the Provision of Advice for Travel to Risky Destinations * The Need to Use Disaster Planning Frameworks to Respond to Major Tourism Disasters: Analysis of Australia's Response to Tourism Disasters in 2001 * Crisis Management and Tourism: Beyond the Rhetoric * Crisis Management in Small-Scale Tourism * Index * Reference Notes Included

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