Below is a list of new Tourism titles received at the library over the last week. To find out more about a book or journal, click the title.
| LOCATION |
CALL NUMBER |
TITLE |
| SSH |
DS904 .F54 2007 |
Fifty wonders of Korea / edited and published by Korean Spirit & Culture Promotion Project. |
| NET |
G155.A1 |
Building sustainable mountain communities : issues and insights / by Philippa Thomas and Roslyn Russell editors, Chris Cooper, Terry De Lacy, Leo Jago. |
| SSH |
G155.A1 B55 2009 |
Worldwide destinations : the geography of travel and tourism / Brian Boniface and Chris Cooper. |
| SSH |
G155.A1 B552 2009 |
Worldwide destinations casebook : the geography of travel and tourism / Brian Boniface and Chris Cooper. |
| SSH, IPW |
G155.A1 M235 2009 |
Tourism : principles, practices, philosophies / Charles R. Goeldner, J.R. Brent Ritchie. |
| SSH, IPW |
G155.A1 R445 2009 |
International tourism : cultures and behavior / Yvette Reisinger. |
| SSH |
G155.A1 T747 2009 |
Trends and issues in global tourism 2009 / Roland Conrady, Martin Buck, editors. |
| SSH |
G155.A743 T68 2009 |
Tourism in Southeast Asia : challenges and new directions / edited by Michael Hitchcock, Victor T. King and Michael Parnwell. |
| NET |
G155.A8 |
The carbon footprint of Australian tourism / Peter Forsyth et al. |
| NET |
G155.A8 |
Environmentally sustainable practices of Victorian tourism enterprises / Sue Beeton, Suzanne Bergin-Seers, Christine Lee. |
| NET |
G156.5.H47 |
The impact of culture on tourism. |
| SSH, IPW |
GV713 .M3678 2009 |
Strategic sports event management / Guy Masterman. |
| SSH |
GV840.S8 B66 2009 |
Bombora [videorecording] : the story of Australian surfing. |
| NET |
SB484.A8 |
Impact of bushfires on tourism and visitation in Alpine National Parks / by Dale Sanders, Jennifer Laing and Meg Houghton. |
If you have any queries about these or other titles, or would like to suggest something for purchase, please feel free to leave us a comment!
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