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Toerisme naar de Derde Wereld: kansen en bedreigingen
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ISBN: 9053502297 Year: 1993 Publisher: Leuven Garant

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Het toerisme naar de derde wereld neemt heel snel toe. Tegelijk groeit ook de discussie hierover. Voor vele arme landen is het toerisme één van de weinige - en dus welgekomen - bronnen van inkomsten en werkgelegenheid. Ze zouden er ook inderdaad beter van worden. Maar de werkelijkheid is niet altijd en overal zo. Economische, sociale, culturele en ecologische aspecten botsen met elkaar. Vaak heeft uiteindelijk de westerse toerisme-industrie er veel meer baat bij dan het derd-wereldland. (Bron: covertekst)

Tourism and the less developed world: issues and case studies
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ISBN: 0851994334 9786611004279 1281004278 085199704X 0851998305 Year: 2001 Publisher: Wallingford CABI

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This multi-author book covers tourism and development issues from less developed societies and countries from around the world, with chapters on specific regions and specific themes that emerge from the interaction of tourism with such societies.

Understanding western tourists in developing countries
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ISBN: 9781845931957 1845931955 9786610857968 128085796X 1845931963 Year: 2006 Publisher: Cambridge, MA : CABI Pub.,

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Developing countries are increasingly reliant on tourism to generate income. To do this successfully, it is critical for them to have an understanding of the tourist phenomenon. This book provides a clear overview of 'West-South' tourism, reviewing and evaluating both theoretical perspectives as well as empirical studies of organized tours, backpackers, independent tourists and volunteer tourism. It concludes by outlining how developing countries can plan to attract the right kind of tourists.

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