Tourism Development

January 1988 - Janu ary 1ggs

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260 citations in English from AGRICOIA

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Citation

number \f

Publication

Author- Arizona meets fast food marketing challenge.

\____________-""_ Morrison, S. B. Denver, Colo. : American School Food Place of

NAL Call No.: DNAL 389.E.SCH6

Service Association. School foodservice

Ioumal Title

NAL Call Number

NAL Call No.: DNAL RM21E.K36 1987

xii, 133 p. : ill. ;

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of Pages

Desciption

(sound, color, size)

journal. Sept 1987.v.4L (8). p. ,1tl-50. iU. / r\\ Date Volitme Issue Pages

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Author Exploring cangers in dietetics and nutrition /byJune Kozak Kane.

\

place of fu., J*" k-n. Nt* York : Rosen Pub. Group, 1987. Includes index.

Media Format Length
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TOURISM DE\M,LOPMENT

SfuIRCH STRATEGY

Line Command

1,. ss (tourist? or tourism or agritourism or ecotourism or bed(2n)breakfast?)/ti, de, id,

eng

2. ss ((ranch or farm) (2n) (vacation? or recreation?))/ ti, de, id, eng

3. ss ((py - 1988: I99I) or (py - 1992:1994))

4. ss s1 or s2

5. ss s3 and s4

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Tourism Development

f NAL Call No: HT401.S72

21st century survival of rural America. Proceedings of a rcgional conference, October 16-18, l99l,

Jackson, Mississippi.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (157): t07 p.; 1992 Mar.

Language; Englisfu

Descriptors.' U.SA.; Rural development; Economic

development; Development projects; Tourism; Infrastructure; Planning

2 NAL Call No: 27529 M58B

Account book for small tourist and rcsort businesses.

Mclntosh, R.W.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State Universityv.): 49 p.; 1989 Apr.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Accounting; Small businesses; Tourist

industry; Record keeping

3 NAL Call No: aSD11.U56

The Adirondack Park changing perccptions of

nesidents towards park land use issues.

Buerger, R.B.; Pasquarello, T.E.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest E4periment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p.37-40; 1993

Apr. Proceedings of the 192 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium held Apr 5-7, 1992,

Saratoga Springs, New York. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' New York; Cabt; Parks; Land use; Attitudes; Surveys; Tourism development; Environmental impact; Recreational activities

4 NAL Call No: HC1ffi.8.E25

Advantages and disadvantages of tourism to an

agricultural community.

Schneider, S.S.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. L1 (4): p. 76-78;

1993. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Rural tourism; Tourism impact;

Tourism development

5 NAL Call No: HN79-A.14R87

Advantages of using a community slogan identified in Wisconsin study.

Muench, D.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 13 (5)rp. 1-3. ill; 1989

Nov.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Wisconsin; Rural economy; Economic

impact; Rural roads; Community action; Case

studies; Tourism; Public relations; Marketing techniques

6 NAL Call No: GV182.15.H56 1993

Agritourism in New York State opportunities and

challenges in farm-based recreation and

hospitality. (Opportunities and challenges in

farm-based recreation and hospitality.)

Hilchey, Duncan

New York : Farming Alternatives Program : Dept.

of Rural Sociology, Cornell University,.

1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps ; 28 cm. Cover

title. "June L993", T.p. verso. Includes bibliographical references.

Languager English

Desciptors.' Land use, Rural; Tourist trade

7 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

AG-tourism, how to get it started in your state.

Moyer, H.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 116-119; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May 10-12,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Wisconsin; Tourism; Publicity sales

promotion; Agroindustrial relations; Case studies

NAL Call No: S75.F87

AII roads lead to Michigan.

DePolo, J.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Station.

Futures - Michigan State University, Agricultural

Experiment Station v. LL (1): p. 4-8; 1993.
Quick Bibliography Series

Language: English

Descipton; Michigan; Tourists; Tourism theory

Tourism research; International travel

9 NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

Altoona captures Olympic trials.

Baldwin, F.

W.asfinStoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commlssron.

Appalachia v. 25 (3)' p. 3-L2; 1992.

Language; English

Descipton.' Pennsylvania; Bicycling; Rural communities; Tourism development; Local planning;

Community involvement; Terrain

10 NAL Call No: MeUUniv. 1990 T2357

An analysis of the effects of tourism on local government expenditures.

Teisl, Mario Francis,

Orono, Me.,.

i, L?6 leaves ; 28 cm.

leaves 105-114.

Language; English

11

Includes vita. Bibliogrphy:

NAL Call No: 2E4.9 M58

An analysis of the summer travel market in Michigan's central Upper Peninsula.

Spotts, D.M.; Mahoney, E.M.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Station.

Research report from the Michigan State University Agricultural Experiment Station, East Lansing

@9\: 30 p. maps; L988 Mar. Includes statistical

data. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Michigan; Tourism research; Tourist

industry; Market segmentation; Economic impact;

Questionnaires; Aggregate data

12 NAL Call No: HD2346.U5R8

Apple Barn benefits from tourism in Tennessee's

Smoky Mountains.

Hosey, K.

Menomonee Falls, Wis. : The Journal.

Rural enterprise v. 2 (I): p. 16-19. ill; 1988.

Languager English

Desciptors.' Tennessee; Apples; Blueberries; Alternative farming; Tourism; Farmers' markets; Restaurants; Marketing techniques

An approach to assessing community tourism potential results for four north ldaho communities,

1990 to 1995.

Harris, Charles C.; Timko, Sharon E.; Mclaughlin,

William J.

Moscow, Idaho : Dept. of Wildland Recreation

Management, Collegeof Forestry, Wildlife and

Range Sciences, University of Idaho,.

62 p.; 28 cm. Report submitted to the Idaho Department of Commerce, Division of Economic Development, Boise, ID. October 1989. "Report

prepared for the Idaho Department of Commerce's Division of Economic Development.",

Cover.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Idaho; Idaho; Description and travel

14 NAL Call No: aSD11..U56

An arrival rate dependent model for estimating

park attendance.

Lord, B.E.; Strauss, C.H.; Burns, G.D.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. 11L-LL4;

L993 Apr. Proceedings of the 1992 Northeastern

Recreation Research Symposium held Apr 5-7,

L992, Saratoga Springs, New York.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Pennsylvania; Cabt; Parks; Tourism

impact; Models; Population density

15 NAL Call No: A99.9 F764IJN

Assessing forest service recreation trends with

shift-share analysis.

Schuster, E.G.

Ogden, Utah : The Station.

Research note INT - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station (404): 6 p.; L992 Jun. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Forest recreation; Recreation management; Visitors; Tourism; National forests; Usda;

Assessment

16 NAL Call No: 100 ID14

Assessing the potential for farm and ranch recreation.

Rimbey, N.R.; Gardner, R.L.

Moscow, Idaho : The Station.

Bulletin - 13 NAL Call No: G155.I2H3 Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Tourism Development

(699): 18 p.; L989 Jun. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Idaho; Agricultural land; Rangelands;

Farms; Ranching; Recreation; Resources; Inventories; Recreation management; Habitat improvement; Economic evaluation; Case studies

17 NAL Call No: 281.9 L632 no.194

Assistance to the tourist industry.

Sandrey, Ron

Canterbury, N.Z. : Agribusiness and Economics

Research Unit, Lincoln College,.

v,'16 p. ; 30 cm. (Research report / Agribusiness

and Economics Research Unit, Lincoln College,

no. L94). "June L988'. Bibliography: p. 39.

Language.' English

18 NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

Attitudes, perceptions, and characteristics of

summer visitors to the Great Smoky Mountains

region.

Van Cleave, R.L.; Franz, C.P.G.; Franz, D.L. Jr;

Van Cleave, A.K. Jr

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest

Experiment Station (67): p. L4L-1,61; 1991 Feb.

Proceedings of the 1990 Southeastern Recreation

Conference Volume 12.Meeting held February 1_4-

16, t990, Asheville, North Carolina. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tennessee; National parks; Tourism;

Summer; Regional surveys

t9 NAL Call No: HN79.A23C63

Attracting the migratory rctiree.

Chesnutt, J.T.; Lee, V.W.; Fagan, M.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Circular CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service (56): 12 p.; 1992 Apr. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; Alabama; North Carolina; Retired

people; Retirement homes; Rural tourism; Economic impact; Marketing

20 NAL Call No: cV191.6.I52 1989

Back roads adventures: a private enterprise

model for nature study on private and public

land.

Cooper, L.

Morgantown, W.Va. : West Virginia University Extension Service.

Conference proceedings : Income Opportunities

for the Private Landowner Through Management

of Natural Resources and Recreational Access /

edited by William N. Grafton ... [et al.]. p. 3ZZ-327;

1990. (Rural development publication :). Conference held April 9-12,1989, Wheeling, W.Va.

Language; English

Desciptors.' West Virginia; Outdoor recreation;

Rural tourism; Public domain; Private ownership;

Models; Nature tourism

2l NAL Call No: 27528 JS2

B&B business programming.

Dawson, C.P.; Brown, T.L.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 27: p.26-27;1-989. Includes

references.

Language; English

Descripto,ns.' New York; Home-based businesses;

Cooperative extension service; Roles; Educational

programs; Program development

22 NAL Call No: cV191.6.I52 1989

Bed and breakfast.

Mechling, A.; Mechling, P.

Morgantown, W.Va. : West Virginia University Extension Service.

Conference proceedings : Income Opportunities

for the Private Landowner Through Management

of Natural Resources and Recreational Access /

edited by William N. Grafton ... [et al.]. p. 3?B-33fl;

1990. (Rural development publication :). Conference held April 9-I2, L989, Wheeling, W.Va.

Language; English

Desciptors: Ohio; Bed and breakfast accommodation; Farms; Rural tourism; Marketing; Homebased businesses

23 NAL Calt No: S544.N6

Bed and breakfast zoning: a guide to regulations.

Huss, J.; Brown, N.E.; Huntington, S.i Ouverson,

C.M.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

North Central regional extension publication,

Cooperative Extension Service (358): 15 p.ill; 1990

Apr.

Language: English
Quick Bibtiography Series

Descriptors: Home-based businesses; Breakfast;

Hospitality; Regulations

24 NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

Bed and breakfasts: marketing to guests and extension clientele.

Koth, BA.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. I37-L46; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May l0-L2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Minnesota; Tourism; Vacation accomodation; Breakfast; Case studies; Program development; Marketing techniques

25 NAL Call No: HD8039.S452U683 1989

Behind the glitter the impact of tourism on rural

women in the Southeast.

Smith, Michal

Southeast Women's Employment Coalition

Lexington, Ky. : Southeast Women's Employment

Coalition,.

v,77,lLzl p.: ill., maps ; 28 cm. August L989. Includes bibliographical references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Sevier County (Tenn.); Economic conditions; Southern States; Economic conditions;

Service industries workers; Women; Rural women

26 NAL Call No: NBUHDT3 B,87 1992

Businesses and jobs in the rural world.

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Local Initiatives for Employment Creation (Program)

Paris : OECD ; [Washington, D.C. : OECD Publications and Information Centre, distributorl,.

?-03 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. At head of title: Local Initiatives for Job Creation. Based on papers submitted

to the conference on Enterprise and Employment

Creation in Rural Areas held by the Co-Operative

Action Prqgramme on local Initiatives for Employment Creation of the OECD in Paris, Jan.

1990. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Desciptors: Rural development; Economic development; Manpower policy, Rural; Tourist trade

27 NAL Call No: 1662 N47

Cabot cooperative family carves market niche

with quality cheese from Verrront.

Duffey, P.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Farmer cooperatives - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Agricultural Cooperative Service v. 56

(8): p. I4-L9. ill; 1989 Nov.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Vermont; Cooperative farm enterprises; Dai.y cooperatives; Marketing techniques; Tourism; Entrepreneurship

28 NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Caribbean small-island tourism styles and sustainable strategies.

De Albuquerque, K.; McElroy, J.L.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 1-6 (5): p.619-632;

1992 Sep. Includes references.

Language: English

Descripto,rs; Caribbean; Tourism; Islands; Sustainability; Regional development

29 NAL Call No: HN79j,14R87

Center funds tourism and craft marketing nesearch.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. L3 (4): p. 1-2; 1989 Sep.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Iowa; Minnesota; Nebraska; Tourism;

Handicrafts; Market research; Funds; Rural development; Economic development; Educational programs

30 NAL Call No: HC79.ESE5

Change in environmental stabitity and the use of

nesources on small island: the case of Formentera,

Balearic Islands, Spain.

Morey, M.; Bover, M.J.; Casas, JA.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 16 (5): p. 575-583;

1992 Sep. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton.' Balearic Islands; Tourism; Environmental impact; Resource utilization; Islands; Case
Tourism Development

studies

31 NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Coastal landscape prcfercnce evaluation: a comparison among tourists in Grcece.

Eleftheriadis, N.; Tsalikidis, I.; Manos, B.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 1a (a): p. 475-487;

1990 Jul. Includes references.

Language.' Engli5[

Descriptors.' Greece; Pinus; Forests; Landscape;

Coastal areas; Tourism; Consumer preferences;

Visitors; Estimation; Comparisons; Correlation;

Analysis of variance

32 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

The Colorado gambling boom: an experiment in

rural community development.

Stokowski, PA.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 22 (6): p. L2-L9; 1992 May.

Language: English

Descipton' Colorado; Rural communities; Community development; Tourism development; Externalities; History

33 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 t9E9

Community enhancement of a Great Lakes charterboat tishery in Grand Haven, Michigan.

Pistis, C.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. L96-202; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May l0-L2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Michigan; Fishing industry; Tourism;

Community development; Case studies; Recreation area planning; Dockage; Facilities

34 NAL Call No: GI55.U5N3 19E9

Community tourism development.

Weaver, G.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 83-85; 1989. Paper presented at a conferenc€ on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptom U.SA.; Tourism; Community development; Program development; Guidelines

35 NAL Call No: G155-A,t B52

The community tourism industry imperative the

necessity, the opportunities, its potential.

Blank, Uel

State College, Pa. : Venture Pub.,.

x"vi, 200 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical

references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

36 NAL Call No: HT401J6E

A conceptual framework for investigating farmbased accommodation and tourism in Britain.

Evans, N.J.; Ilbery B.W.

Elmsford, N.Y. : Pergamon Press.

Journal of rural studies v. 5 (3): p.257-2ffi; 1989.

Literature review. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' United Kingdom; Tourism; Farmhouse accommodation; Farm holidays; Agricultural structure; Structural change; Models

37 NAL Call No: QH75.A1C5

Conservation in action: past, prrcsent, and futurc

of the national park system of Costa Rica.

Boza, MA.

Cambridge, Mass. : Blackwell Scientific Publications.

Conservation biology: the journal of the Society for

Conservation Biology v. 7 (2): p. ?39-2a7. maps;

L993 Jun.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Costa Rica; Nature conservation; Environmental legislation; National forests; National

parks; Tourism

38 NAL Call No: 26 fl56

Conservation, sustainability and the Cross River

National Parlq Nigeria.

Bennett, J.G.

London : Whurr Publishers Ltd.

Tropical science v.32 (2): p. 17L-L77; L992.
Quick Bibliography Series

Language; English

Desciptors; Nigeria; National parks; Nature conservation; Rural communities; Rural sociolory;

Tourism; Extension

39 NAL Call No: TX1J68

Consumer information-seeking behaviour in the

travel decision-making process.

Chou, K.S.

Oford : Blackwell Scientific Publications.

Journal of consumer studies and home economics

v. 15 (4): p. 385-39L; I9Dt Dec. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors: Virginia; Travel; Vacations; Decision

making; Consumer behavior; Consumer information; Information services; Tourist industry; Socioeconomic status; Sex differences; Age differences;

Marriage; Academic achievement; Household income; Market research; Consumer preferences;

Sales promotion

40 NAL Call No: S5443.A2R47

Cooperation and teamwork, keys to tourism success.

Moody, C.R.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Universityv. 25 (3):

p.6; L99L Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Alabama; Business tourism; Rural

areas; Teamwork; Cooperation

4l NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Cooperative extension and tourism development:

a national perspective.

Honadle, B.W.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 45-50; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May I0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Languager English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Tourism; Economic development; Cooperative extension service; Extension activities; Community development

NAL Call No: G155.U5D3

Courtesy is contagious.

Dawson, Chad P.

Minnesota Extension Service, Tourism Center,

University of Minnesota, Minnesota Sea Grant

St. Paul, MN : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota ; Duluth,

MN : Minnesota Sea Grant,.

L v. (unpaged) ; 28 cm. Cover title. CD-FO-327L.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Minnesota

43 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Creating and managing hometown special events.

Weaver, G.D.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. L9 (3): p. 4-L3. maps; 1988 Nov.

Language: English

D esciptorsr U.S A. ; Tourism; Community development; Vacations; Guidelines; Management

44 NAL Call No: SD143.S64

Crowding and discrimination: the unwelcome

guests in wildland recreation.

Chavez, D.J.

Bethesda, Md. : The Society.

Proceedings of the Society of American

Foresters National Convention. p. 425-430; I99L.

Meeting held Aug 4-7,199| San Francisco, California. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton; California; National forests; Recreation; Crowding; Discrimination; Tourists; Surveys;

Resource management; Communication

45 NAL Call No: HC106.E.E25

A dairy attraction program: an example of economic development rccruitment.

Parks, W.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. L0 (a): p. 34-37;

t992.

Language; English

Desciptors; California; Dairy farms; Family farms;

Rural tourism; Economic development; Recruitment

42
Tourism Development

6 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

The Deadwood tradition: putting gambling before

planning in South Dakota.

Stubbles, R.

Ellensburg Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 2L (3): p. 20-n. ill; 1990 Nov.

Language; English

Descriptors.' South Dakota; Gambling; Historic

sites; Community development; Economic impact;

Local planning; Tourism; Returns

47 NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 19t9

A description of the Texas experience in organizing and working with festival and event clientele

and the Texas Festivals Association.

Watt, C.E.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. L66-L73; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-t2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors: Texas; Tourism; Organizations;

Models; Networking; Workshops (programs);

Conferences; Publications; Case studies

48 NAL Call No: HC106.E.E25

Destination attractions as an economic development generator.

Foden, H.G.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. L0 (4): p. 69-72;

t992.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Theme parks; Tourist attractions; Economic development; Tourist industry

49 NAL Call No: S544.N6

Ileveloping a Bed and Brcakfast business plan.

Buchanan, R.D.; Espeseth, R.D.

Urbana-Champaign, Ill. : The Service.

North Central regional extension publication -

Michigan State University, Cooperative Extension

Service (n): 62 p.ill; 1.988 Feb. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Home-based businesses; Hospitality

industry; Home food preparation; Breakfast; Management; Operating costs

50 NAL Call No: TX9072.88

Ileveloping a bed and brcakfast business plan.

Buchanan, Robert D.; Espeseth, Robert D.

Lfrbana, Ill. : Ag Publication Office, University of

Illinois,.

59 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (North central regional extension

publication ; 273). February 88. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Bed and breakfast accomodations;

Small business; Management

51 NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

Developing a festival and event initiative.

Simonson, L.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. L74-I76: 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-12,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' Minnesota; Tourism; Community development; Case studies; Program development

52 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 19E9

Ileveloping a touristic image.

Gartner, W.C.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.7t-73; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Tourism; Public relations;

Travel; Costs; Marketing techniques

53 NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

Developing and working with tourism trade

groups.
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Worms, A.J.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and

rural revitalization stratery / edited and printed

by John Sem. p. 107-115; 1989. Paper presented

at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as

a community and rural revitalization stratery,"

May 10-12, 1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Kentucky; Tourism; Trade; Interest

groups; Program development; Case studies

54 NAL CalI No: GI55.U5N3 1989

Developing the Bed and Breakfast industry.

Espeseth, R.D.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a communig and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. LA-I36; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-12,

L989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descipton.' Illinois; Indiana; Tourism; Vacation

accomodation; Breakfast; Case studies; Workshops

(programs)

55 NAL Call No: S5443-A2R47

Developing touri$m plans: how to do it.

Brownlow, J.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Universityv.?i (2):

p. 3-4; 1992.

Language; English

Descriptorc.' Tourism development; Local planning

56 NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 1989

Developing your community for tourism: the role

of awarcness workshops.

Simonson, L.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.93-96; 1989. Paper presented at a confereirce on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May I0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descipton' Minnesota; Community development;

Tourism; Roles; Workshops (programs); Social

consciousness; Community involvement; Case

studies; Program development

57 NAL Call No: aSD11.U56

Domestic travel trcnds: and exploratory rcvierr

and analysis of the Northeast market.

Warnick, R.B.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. 155-164;

1993 Apr. Proceedings of the L992 Northeastern

Recreation Research Symposium held Apr 5-7,

t992, Saratoga Springs, New York. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Cabt; Travel; Recreation;

Market surveys; Tourism; Tourist industry

5E NAL Call No: HC107d.13A6

Downhill on the mountains.

Johnson, R.

Washingtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v. 24 (1): p. 4-10. ill; L9L.

Language; English

Desciptors: Appalachian states of U.SA.; Skiing;

Tourism; Mountain resorts; Economic impact;

Tourist industry

59 NAL Call No: aSD11.A4E

The economic and social importance of young

forests to the future of the western United States

and the nation.

Schwindeq T.

Ogden, Utah : The Station.

General technical report INT - U.S. Department

of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station Qa\: p.2-3;1988 Apr. Paper presented at "Future Forests of the Mountain West :

A Stand Culture Symposium," Sept 29-Oct 3, 1.986,

Missoula, MT.

Language: English

Desuiptors.' Western states of U.SA.; Forestry;

Economic impact; Tourism; Forest resources;

Projections

60 NAL Call No: HN79.W43C67
Tourism Development

6l

Economic and social signilicance of rccreational

access for the rural communit5r.

Brown, T.L.; Decker, D.J.

Morgantown, W.Va. : The Service.

R.D. - West Virginia University Extension Service

(759): 16 p.; 1993.In subseries: Natural Resources

Management and Income Opportunity Series:

Community Impact: Economic & Social Impact of

Recreational Access. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Northeastern states of U.SA.; Recreation; Tourism impact; Rural communities; Tourist

expenditure; Rural development

NAL Call No: GV191.6.H42 lg8f.

Economic consideration in nature-oriented

tourism : the case of tropical forest tourism. (Economic consideration in nature oriented tourism.)

Healy, Robert G.

Southeastern Center for Forest Economics Research (U.S.)

Research Triangle Park, N.C. : Southeastern Center for Forest Economics Research,.

57 p.; 28 cm. (FPEI working paper ; no. 39.). On

cover: The Forestry Private Enterprise Initiative.

October 1988. Bibliography: p. 55-57.

Language: Engli5[

Desciptorc.' Tourist trade

62 NAL Call No: G155.U5N4

The economic impact of historic places in Rhode

Island.

Nechushtan, Naomi; Manheim, Patt

Kingston, R.I. : Office of Travel, Tourism, and

Recreation, Dept. of Resource Economics, College

of Resource Development, University of Rhode Island,.

L v. (unpaged) ; ?3 cm. August 1988.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Rhode Island; Historic

sites; Economic aspects; Rhode Island

63 NAL Call No: 27529 W99B

The economic impact of the Wyoming outlitter industry.

Taylor, D.T.; Fletcher, R.R.

Laramie, Wyo. : The Service.

Bulletin - Wyoming University, Cooperative Extension Service (959): 16 p.; 199L Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton; Wyoming; Tourism impact; Economic

impact; Camping; Tourist guides; Hunting; Surveys; Natural resource economics

g NAL CaIl No: GV53J6

The economic impact of tourism sales.

Johnson, R.L.; Obermiller, F.i Radtke, H.

Alexandriq Va. : National Recreation and Park

Association.

Journal of leisure research v.2l (2): p. l4f'-154.

maps; 1.989. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Oregon; Tourism; Tourist expenditure; Economic impact; Rural economy; Regional

planning; Input output analysis; Income; Restaurants; Vacation accomodation; Marine parks;

Boating; Recreation; Services; Computer software

65 NAL Call No: HT401J6t

The economic impact of wildlife sites in Scotland.

Crabtree, J.R.; l*at, P.M.K.; Santarossa, J.; Thomson, K.J.

Oxford ; New York : Pergamon, 1985-.

Journal of rural studies v. 10 (1): p. 6L-72; L994

Jan. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Scotland; Cabt; Wildlife management;

Wildlife conservation; Economic impact; Case

studies; Tourism; Income; Employment; Social

benefits; Rural areas

Abstract: This paper describes the benefits to local

economies from the conservation and management

of designated wildlife sites in Scotland, from other

conservation-related policy measures and from the

e4penditures of visitors attracted by the wildlife

resource. Three case-study areas are selected for

the measurement of visitor-induced benefits

(Orkney, Wester Ross and Highland Perthshire)

and the direct, indirect and induced income and

employment effects of visitor spending are quantified. Although the mean e4penditure per visitor

is highest in Orkney, due to a longer mean length

of stay and a higher proportion of the expenditure

that could be attributed to the wildlife attraction,

the largest wildlife impact is in Highland

Perthshire due to the higher number of visitors to

the area. The indirect employment impacts from

site visitor expenditure are significant and substantially greater than either those associated directly

with site management or those derived from ex-
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chequer transfers under other conservationrelated policy measures. The implications for the

agencies that manage wildlife sites are assessed

and it is concluded that greater emphasis on enhancing the user and local area benefits may also

have important indirect benefits for the activities

of the conservation bodies themselves.

ffi NAL Call No: 2E1.9 NE14A no26il

Economic impact of wildlife-based tourism in

northern Botswana.

Borge, Lila J.

Fargo, N.D. : Dept. of Agricultural Economics,

Agricultural Experiment Station, North Dakota

State University,.

vii, 88 p. : map ; 28 cm. (Agricultural economics

report (North Dakota Agricultural Experiment

Station (Fargo)) ; no.262.). Cover title. September,

L990. Includes bibliographical references (p. 55-

s6).

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tourist trade; Botswana; Wilderness

areas; Botswana; Recreational use; Wildlife conservation; Botswana

67 NAL Call No: HD101.S6

Economic impacts of state parks on state

economies in the South.

Bergstrom, J.C.; Cordell, H.K.; Watson, A.E.; Ashley, GA.

Experiment, Ga. : The Association.

Southern journal of agricultural economics -

Southern Agricultural Economics Association v. 22

(2): p. 69-77;1990 Dec. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptorc.' North Carolina; South Carolina; Georgia; Tennessee; Outdoor recreation; State parks;

Economic impact; Economic development;

Amenity and recreation areas; Data collection;

Tourist expenditure; Multipliers; Input output

analysis; Computer software

Abstract: The economic impacts of recreational

visits to state parls on the economies of North

Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee

were estimated using the U.S. Forest Service IMPI-AN input-output modeling system. Recreational

expenditure data associated with state parks were

obtained from the Public Area Recreation Visitors

Study (PARVS). Results suggesthat recreational

spending may stimulate a considerable amount of

economic activity in the state economies studied.

Hence, future research into the economic develop

ment potential of outdoor recreation seems warranted.

6E NAL Call No: HC611*A5N4 no.160

Economic management of tourism based on natural sites volume, pricing, site allocation and Gortpetition with science for sites.

Tisdell, C. A.

Newcastle, N.S.W. : University of Newcastle, Dept.

of Economics,.

23 p. ; 30 cm. (Research report or occasional

paper, no. 160). Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

69 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Economic rcvitalization in St. Jacobs, Ontario: in.

grcdients for transforming a dying village Into a

thriving small town.

Dahms, F.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v.2L (6)r p. L2-I8;1991 May. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descipton' Ontario; Towns; Community development; Villages; Economic recovery; Entrepreneurship; Heritage areas; Tourism; Amenity and

recreation areas

70 NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

Economic signilicance and charateristics of select

wildland-attracted visitors to Montana.

Moisey, N.; Yuan, M.S.

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest

Experiment Station (78): p. L81-L89; 1.92 Dec. In

the series analytic: The Economic Value of Wilderness. Proceedings of a conference held May 8-

LL, L99I, Jackson, Wyoming. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptorc.' Montana; Wilderness; Tourist expenditure; Economic impact; Models; Economic

growth; Tourism impact; Recreation; Economic

resources

7l NAL Call No: 100 M28S (2)

Economic values for and uses of Mainets inland

fish and wildlife nesources.

Boyle, K.J.; Trefts, VA.; Hesketh, P.S.

r0
Tourism Development

Orono, Me. : The Station.

Miscellaneous publication - University of Maine,

Agricultural Experiment Station (698): i-vii, 45 p.

maps; 1988 Apr. Includes references.

Language; English

Descripto,rs.' Maine; Angling; Hunting; Natural

resource economics; Freshwater fishes; Tourism

research

72 NAL Call No: S4t1.R4

The economics and informational needs of

Hawaiits craft businesses.

Co:g L.J.; Kutara, P.B.C.; Hollyer, J.R.

Honolulu, Hawaii : The Service.

Research extension series - College of Tropical

Agriculture and Human Resources, LJniversity of

Hawaii, Cooperative Extension Service (095): 9 p.;

1988 Aug. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Hawaii; Crafts; Home-based businesses; Tourist industry; Enumeration surveys; Extension; Economic analysis; Entrepreneurship

73 NAL Call No: 10 AGt6

The economics of alternative enterprises and

farming in the less favourcd areas.

Haines, M.

l,ondon : Agricultural Education Association.

Agricultural progress v. 65: p. 83-90; L990.

Language.' English

Descipto,n.' Wales; Farm income; Livestock enterprises; I-ess favored areas; Off-farm employment; Rural tourism

74 NAL Call No: 99.8 F762

Ecotourism: n€w hope for rainfonests?

Warner, E.

Washingtoq D.C. : American Forestry Association.

American forests v.97 Q/\: p.37-44;1991 Mar.

Language; English

Descipton' Rain forests; Tourism

75 NAL Call No: HC79.ESE5

Ecotourism, sustainable development, and conservation education: development of a tour guide

training program in Tortuguero, Costa Rica.

Jacobson, S.K.; Robles, R.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 16 (6): p. 70L-7t3;

L992 Nov. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton' Costa Rica; Rural tourism; National

parks; Training courses; Conservation; Educational programs; Sustainability

76 NAL Call No: 101 ALIA

Ecotourism: tourists and trees in Alberta.

Bryson, C.

Edmonton : Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry,

University of Alberta.

Agriculture and forestry bulletin v. L2 (4): p. 15-16.

ill; 1989.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Alberta; Tourism; Forests

77 NAL Call No: G155.U6T7E 1993

The eight favorite excuses for not using tourism

for economic development.

Trussell, Gale R.; Hardman, Bill

Atlanta : Southeast Tourism Society, Community

Development Committee, [1993?1.

[12] p. : ill. ; 24 x L0 cm. Cover title.

Language; English

Descrtpbrs.' Tourist trade; Rural industries

78 NAL Call No: SD143.S64

Encounters with the forest tourism future.

Shafer, E.L.

Bethesda, Md. : The Society.

Proceedings of the...Society of American Foresters

National Convention. p. 305-310; 1988. "Economic

and Social Development : A Role for Forests and

Forestry Professionals," October I8-2L, 1987, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Forest recreation; Tourism; Technology; Innovations

79 NAL Call No: 27529 K13LE

Enhancing Kansas communities.

Albright, K.B.

Manhattan, Kan. : The Service.

L - Cooperative Extension Service, Kansas State

University (839): 15 p.; L991 Sep.

Language; English

Descipton' Kansas; Rural tourism; Tourism development; Community action; Local planning

l1
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80 NAL Call No: QEt.Es

Environmental management of tourist caves. The

examples of Grotta di Castellana and Grotta

Grande del Vento, Italy.

Cigna, AA.

Berlin, Germany : Springer Verlag Berlin.

Environmental geology v. 2L (3)t p. 173-180; 1993

Jun. In the special issue: Environmental change in

karst areas. Includes references.

Language; Englisfo

Desciptors; Italy; Cabt; Tourism; Caves; Environmental protection

81 NAL Call No: aSDt 1.U56

The environmental significance of historical

parks: a study of evolving park values.

Manning, R.E.; Smith, M.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. 75; L9g3

Apr. Proceedings of the L992 Northeastern Recreation Research Slmposium held Apr 5-7, Lgg2,

Saratoga Springs, New York.

Language: English

Desciptors.' New Brunswick; Cabt; Historic sites;

Parks; Environmental factors; Recreational activities; Hiking; Nature tourism

82 NAL Call No: HF6161.T63K67

Evaluating tourism advertising with costcomparison methods.

Koth, Barbara A.

Minnesota Extension Service, Tourism Center

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota,.

5 p. : forms ; ?3 cm. Caption title. CD-FO-3372.

Includes bibliographical records (p. +).

Language: English

D e s cipt ors.' Advertising

83 NAL Call No: 2E1.9 N814A no255

Expanding the North Dakota input-output model

to include recreation and tourism.

Coon, Randal C.; Golz, Theresa Kay; Leitch, Jay

A.

Fargo, ND : Dept. of Agricultural Economics,

Agricultural Experiment Station, North Dakota

State University,.

v, 17 p. ; ?3 cm. (Agricultural economics report

(North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station

(Fargo)) ; no. 255.). Cover title. January 1990. Includes bibliographical references (p. 17).

Language; Englisfi

Desciptorc.' North Dakota; Economic conditions;

Mathematical models; Tourist trade; North

Dakota; Economic aspects

M NAL Call No: 27SAB JSz

Extension and tourism development programming opportunities to rcvitalize rural America.

Honadle, B.W.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 8: p.8-L0; 1990. Includes

references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourism development; Rural environment; Extension

85 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Extension programs in tourism: a state perspective.

McCord, R.W.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 58-60; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors: Alabama; Tourism; Case studies; Extension activities

86 NAL Call No: HDS7L6.T&2U65 1993

Face to face student manual.

Hedges, Michael A.; Kilgore, Kay; Roberts, Jennifer

Little Rock, Ark.? : University of Arkansas

Cooperative Extension Service, [1993?].

L4leaves: ill. ;28 cm. (AG (University of Arkansas

(System). Cooperative Extension Service) ; 128-01-

93.). This project is a joint effort between the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service

and the Department of Parks & Tourism. "Tourism hospitality training", Cover.

Language: English

Descipton' Tourist trade

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E7 NAL Call No: 27529 ldl3ldc
Tourism Development

Farm and ranch rccreation.

Rimbey, N.R.; Gardner, R.L.; Makus, L.D.

Moscow : Agricultural Extension Service, Agricultural Experiment Station, College of Agriculture,

University of ldaho, L967-.

Current information series (953): 5 p.; 1992 Jul.

Language; English

Desciptorc; Idaho; Cabt; Farm holidays; Recreation; Marketing; Resources; Time management;

Insurance; Outdoor recreation; Public domain

EE NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R873

Farm holidays and ranch vacations.

Donselaar, D. van

Beltsville, Md. : The Center.

Rural Information Center publication series (18):

16 p.; L992 Mar. Bibliography.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.SA.; Farm holidays; Vacations;

Bibliographies; Rural tourism

E9 NAL Call No: HC59.7.A1W6

Flexible specialization and small size: the case of

Carribbean tourism.

Poon A.

Elmsford : Pergamon Press.

World development v. 18 (1): p.109-l?3; 1-990 Jan.

Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Jamaica; Barbados; Trinidad and

tobago; Italy; Threshold countries; Tourism;

Tourist industry; Clothing; Exports; Economic development; Rural development; Specialization;

Small businesses; Innovation adoption; Entrepreneurship; Individual producers; Outturn; Market

intelligence; Competition; Information systems;

Management; Skills; Case studies

90 NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

For tourism management.

Howell, R.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 78; 1989. Paper presented at a conference

on "Using tourism and travel as a community and

rural revitalization strategy," May l0-L2, L989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Tourism; Management;

Workshops (programs)

91 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

The forest Servicets role in national resource

management for tourism.

Hronek, B.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 177-L79; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization stratog!," May 10-12,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Tourism; Forest resources;

Forest management; Roles; Forest services; National forests

92 NAL Call No: S1.N32

From crops to campsites.

Mueller, W.

Emmaus, Pa. : Regenerative Agriculture Association.

The New farm v. 10 (2): p.38-4O. ill; 1988 Feb.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Iowa; Farming systems; Diversification; Tourists; Farm holidays; Backpacking;

Campgrounds

93 NAL Call No: G155.U6G48 1993

Getting started how to succeed in heritage

tourism.

American Express Company, National Trust for

Historic Preservation in the United States

Washington, D.C. : National Trust for Historic

Preservation in the United States,.

[45] p. : col. ill. ;28 cm. Cover title. Made possible

by a grant from the American Express Comp?Dy",

P. [4] of cover.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Tourist

sites

94 NAL Call No: HD2346.U5RE

Glaesemans return to their roots at California's

Shallow Creek Farm.

Glaeseman, M.i Glaesematr, K.

Menomonee Falls, Wis. : The Journal.

Rural enterprise v. 3 (2): p. 15-17. ill; 1-989.

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Language; English

Descripton: California; Farm enterprises; Diversification; Tourism; Citrus fruits; Orchards; Poultry

products; Marketing techniques; Farmers' markets

95 NAL Call No: S5443-A2R4Z

Heritage tourism is in the futurc of many A|abama communities.

Purcell, D.C.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn Universityv. Z5 (:):

p. r-2; I99L.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Cultural tourism; Business

tourism; Economic development; Rural communities

lN NAL Call No: aSDl1.U56

A heritage tourism tool: National Register of Historic Places.

Curtis, M.E.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. 73-74; L993

Apr. Proceedings of the 1"992 Northeastern Recreation Research Slmposium held Apr 5-7, L9flZ,

Saratoga Springs, New York.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' New York; Cabt; Pennsylvania; Cabt;

Historic buildings; National planning; Tourism development; Tourist attractions

97 NAL Call No: HV4E77-A43E%

A historical review of tourism and wildlife conservation in East, Central and South Africa: the environmental impact.

Kenworthy, J.M.

Aberdeen [Scotland] : Aberdeen University

African Studies Group.

The Exploitation of animals in Africa : proceedings

of a colloquium at the University of Aberdeeq

March L987 / edited by Jeffrey C. Stone. p.2a5-

260; L988. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' East Africa; Central Africa; Southern

Africa; Wildlife conservation; History; Tourism;

National parks; Development plans; Foreign exchange; Resource exploitation

NAL Call No: SF85*A,1R32

Hlstory of Park City, Utah.

Vohner, N.; Roberts, T.

Denver, Colo. : Society for Range Management.

Rangelands v. L4 (2): p. 60-62; 1992 Apr. Includes

references.

Language: English

Descrtptorc.' Utah; Towns; History; Tourist industry; Skiing; Mining; Miners; Ethnic groups

W NAL Call No: G155i,1A46 1993

Hometown discovery a development process for

tourism.

Amos, Carole J.; Potts, Thomas D.

Clemson, S.C.? : South Carolina Dept. of Parks,

Recreation and Tourism : Cooperative Extension

Service, Clemson University, [1993?J.

vii,92 p. : ill. ;22 x29 cm.Includes bibliographical

references (p.91).

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Rural development

100 NAL Call No: S5443.O5O5

Hospitality or lodging taxes as a source of revenue

for tourism economic development efforts.

Lansford, N.; WoodS, M.

Stillwater, Olka. : Cooperative Extension Service,

Division of Agriculture, Oklahoma State UniversitY"

OSU extension facts (883): 4 p.;L992 Nov.Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descrtptors.' Oklahoma; Cabt; Vacation accommodation; Taxes; Rural development; Rural economy; Tourism

10r NAL Call No: GV198.97-A8T66 1991

How to establish fiarm tourism projects., 4th ed.

Tonge, Rob

Coolum Beach, Qld. : Gull Publishing,.

58 leaves : ill. ; 30 cm. (Tourism management series).

Language; English

Descriptors.' Farms; Tourist camps, hostels, etc;

Tourist trade

102 NAL Call No: TX9112.S73 1989

How to open and operate a bed & breakfast

98

T4
home., 2nd ed.

Stankus, Jan

Chester, Conn. : Globe Pequot Press,.

xiii, 298 p. : iU. ;22 cm. "Updated fall 1"988", T.p.

verso. Includes index.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Bed and breakfast accommodations;

Hotel management

103 NAL Call No: S916.f2F6

Idaho leisurc travel and rccreation study.

Harris, C.

Moscow, Idaho : The Station.

Focus on renewable natural resources - University

of Idaho, Forest, Wildlife and Range Experiment

Station v. 13: p. 25-?6. ill; 1988 May.

Language.' English

Descriptors: Idaho; Tourism research; Travel;

lrisure

104 NAL Call No: aS622.S6

Illinois tames Devil's Backbone.

Jennings, G.L.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Soil & water conservation news - U.S. Deptartment of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service v.

L2 (3): p. 10; 1991 Sep.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Illinois; Parks; Tourist attractions;

Recreational facilities; Development

105 NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Impact of human trampling in different zones of

a coral rcef flat.

Kay, A.M.; Liddle, M.J.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 13 (a): p. 509-520.

ill., maps; 1989 Jul. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton.' Australia; Corals; Coral; Trampling;

Morphology; Tourism; Habitat destruction; Recreation management; Recreation area planning

106 NAL Call No: HV85.H85

The impact of rcsort development on an Hawaiian

Island: implications for community preservation.

Matsuoka, J.K.; Shera, WJ.

Cheney, WA : Eastern Washington University.

Human services in the rural environment v. 15 (1):

p. 5-9; 1.991. Includes references.

Tourism Development

Language; English

Desciptorc; Hawaii; Resorts; Community development; Tourism; Rural communities; Social impact;

Economic impact; Public services; Community involvement; Quality of life

107 NAL Call No: QL750-A6

The impact of tourism on harp seals (Phoca

groenlandica) in the Gulf of St. Lawrence,

Canada.

Kovacs, K.M.; Innes, S.

Amsterdam : Elsevier Science Publishers, B.V.

Applied animal behaviour science v. ?6 (L/2): p.

15-?6; 190 Mar. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Canada; Phoca; Seals; Tourism impact; Maternal behavior; Behavior patterns

108 NAL Call No: aSD11.A42

Impacts of resource-based tourism on local income and emplo5rment.

Watson, A.E.; Cordell, H.K.

Fort Collins, Colo. : The Station.

General technical report RM - Rocky Mountain

Forest and Range Experiment Station, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service (196): p.

46-56; 1990 Oct. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Resource management; Natural resources; Development policy; Economic impact;

Tourism development; Tourism impact; Surveys

109 NAL Call No: GL55.U5N3 1989

Increasing opportunities for tourists to encounter

wildlife: enhancing partnerships between public

nesource managers and the tourism industry.

Lime, D.W.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy I edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 188-191; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May t0-I2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' U.S.A.; Tourism; Wildlife; Partnerships; Public sector; Private sector; Forest resources; Forest management

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110 NAL CaIl No: SFESJ,lR32

Innovation in natural resource management, the

Reinvest in Minnesota (RIM) Program.

Edgerton, WA.

Denver, Colo. : Society for Range Management.

Rangelands v. 10 (3): p. L07-IW;1988 Jun.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Minnesota; Natural resources; Conservation; Recreation area planning; Outdoor recrea-

!ion; Tourism; Development plans; Legislation;

Resource management

111 NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

International tourism on public lands in the

United States.

Andereck, K.L.; Uysal, M.; Hartmann, L.A.;

Lyomasa, MA.

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeasiern Forest

E4periment Station (52): p. D0-298; 1989 Dec.

Paper presented at the "Outdoor Recreation

Benchmark 1988: Proceedings of the National Outdoor Recreation Forum," Jan t3-I4, L988, Tampa,

Florida. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Land; Public ownership;

Tourism; Tourists; International travel; Surveys;

Social status

ll2 NAL Catl No: SD143.S64

International travelers: bridging the gap.

O'Leary, J.T.

Bethesda, Md. : The Society.

Proceedings of the Society of American

Foresters National Conventio". p. 43L-436; lggl.

Meeting held Aug 4-7, lgg| San Francisco, California. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' U.SA.; National forests; International

tourism; Tourist expenditure; National parks;

Resource management; Tourists; Tourist industry;

Economic impact

113 NAL Call No: HN79-A14RE7

Iowa Division of Tourism designs promotional

campaign and rcsource kit.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development,.

Rural development news v. 17 (3): p. 13; 1993 Aug.

Includes references.

Language; English

Delgiptors.' Iowa; Cabt; Tourist industry; Tourist

guides

tt4 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Issues programming for extension tourism,

cooperative extensionts new dircction.

Borich, P.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University sf \dinnesota.

Usingtourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printbd by John

Sem. p. 1; L989. Paper presented at a conference

on "LJsing tourism and travel as a communig and

rural revitalization strategy," May I0-L2,1"989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Tourism; Cooperative extension service; Economic development; Extension activities

115 NAL Catl No: SD143.S&f

Lake States regional forest nesources , what we

are trying to do.

Webster, H.H.; Vasievich, J.M.

Bethesda, MD. : The Society, L985-.

Proceedings of the Society of American

Foresters National Conventio". i. 36-352; LW2.

Paper presented at a meeting on "American

Forestry , An Evolving Tradition," October Z5-Zl,

1992, Richmond, Virginia. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton' Lake states of U.SA.; Cabt; Forest resources; Forest ecology; Forest economics; Environmental protection; Assessment; Social values;

Tourism

116 NAL Calt No: HT1O1.SS2

Lead, South Dakota: the remaking of a company

mining town.

Jensen, K.; Blevins, A.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 22 (6): p. 4-Ll; 1992 May. Includes

references.

Language: English

Deyiptorc.' South Dakota; Towns; Community development; History; Community action; Mining;

Rural tourism

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ll7 NAL Call No: S5443.O5O5

Iease hunting opportunities for Oklahoma landowners.

Anderson, S.; Porter, M.D.; Bidwell, T.

Stillwater, Okla. : The Service.

OSU extension facts - Cooperative Extension Service, Oklahoma State University (5032): 8 p.; 199L

Mar.

Language; English

Descipton' Oklahoma; Hunting; Leases; Farm income; Recreation; Legal liability; Wildlife; Management

Desciptors.' Leisure activities; Farmers; Farm

families; Rural communities

lzl NAL Call No: HT441-A17P66 1992

Little town blues voices from the changing West.,

lst ed.

Ringholz, Raye Carleson; Muscolino, K. C.

Salt Lake City : Peregrine Smith Books,.

176 p.: ill. ; ?3 cm.

Language: English

Desciptorc.' West (U.S.); Social conditions; Rural

renewal; Tourist trade

122 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Local tourism development, the planning process.

Wood, T.J.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.67-70;1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May l0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language.' English

Desciptors: U.SA.; Tourism; Rural development;

Rural planning; Finance; Leadership

123 NAL Call No: S75.FE7

Making cents out of tourism.

DePolo, J.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Station.

Futures - Michigan State University, Agricultural

Experiment Station v. LL (1)' p. 19-211'1993.

Language; English

Desciptors; Michigan; Tourism; Tourists; Tourism

research; Input output analysis

124 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Making mone of Loess: promoting tourism in the

rural aneas of western lowa.

Borich, T.O.; Fleming, C.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v.24 (1): p. ?.D-ZL1, L993 Jul.

Languoge: English

Desciptors.' Iowa; Tourism development; Rural

areas; Hill land

l2S NAL Call No: QH301.A76

Management of a Tussac grass community for

118 NAL Call No: 27529 F66C

Leasing for outdoor necneation in Florida: results

of a survey of private landowners and

recreationists.

Marion, W.R.; Carlson, P.C.; Klein, M.

Gainesville, Fla. : The Service.

Circular - Florida Cooperative Extension Service

(1021): 8 p.; 1991 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton; Florida; Farms; Recreation; Leases;

Hrurting; Farm income; Farm surveys; Statistics;

Angling; Off road vehicles; Boating

119 NAL Call No: aSDL1.U56

Leisurc lifestyle tlpolog5r for Vermont communities.

Ztvick, R.R.; Bevins, M.I.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. 165-170;

1993 Apr. Proceedings of the 1992 Northeastern

Recreation Research Symposium held Apr 5-7,

L992, Saratoga Springs, New York. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Vermont; Cabt; Rural communities;

Lifestyle; Recreation; Purchasing; Tourist expenditure; Market research

120 NAL Call No: S5443.N7A4

Leisure trends create opportunities for farmers.

Hilchey, D.

Middletown, NY : Cornell Cooperative Extension,

Orange County Agriculture Program,.

Agfocus : a publication of Cornell Cooperative Extension, Orange County. p. 10; L993 Nov.

Language.' English

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wildlife, tourism and agriculture.

Hoppe, G.M.; McAdam, J.H.

Wellesbourne, Warwick : The Association of Applied Biologists.

Aspects of applied biology (29): p.377-#L; L992.

In the series analytic: Vegetation management in

forestry, amenity and conservation areas. Paper

presented at the conference of the Association.

April 7-9, L992, Lfniversity of York, England. Includes references.

Language; Pnglish

Desciptors.' Falkland Islands; Gramineae; Coastal

plant communities; Natural resources; Overgrazing; Sheep; Tourism; Wildlife conservation

126 NAL Call No: 27529 MSSB

Managing festivals and tourism events.

Alexander, P.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University (2303):37 p.; t99L

Apr.

Language; English

Desciptors; Festivals; Tourist attractions; Management

127 NAL Call No: aSDt1.US6

Managing tourism in world parks and protected

areas.

Cobb, T.L.

Radnor, Pa. : Northeastern Forest Experiment Station.

General technical report NE (176): p. 3-5; 1993

Apr. Proceedings of the L992 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium held Apr 5-7, !992,

Saratoga Springs, New York. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton' National parks; Tourism impact; Environmental impact; Economic impact; Tourism

development; Natural resources; Environmental

degradation; Rural communities

128 NAL Call No: HC611.A5N4 no.150

Marine pollution and tourism studies of the

ASEAN/North Australian situation and relevant

economic issues.

Tisdell, C. A.

Newcastle, N.S.W. : University of Newcastle, Dept.

of Economics,.

42 p.: ill. ; 30 cm. (Research report or occasional

paper, no. 150). April 1988. Includes bibliographical references.

Language.'Englisfo '

129 NAL Call No: Slide no.443

Marketing a tourism business pr€pared by the

Tourism Center, John Sem, Barbara Koth, Christine Vogt.

Minnss,sla Extension Service, Tourism Center

St. Paul, MN : Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota,.

77 slides : col. + 1 sound cassette (Z) min., 10 sec.)

+ 1 script. Sound accompaniment for automatic

operation only. CD-SS-3789.

Language.' Englisfu

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

Abstract: Discusses how to develop a tourism marketing plan for businesses in Minnesota. Topics

covered include situation analysis, product

positioning statements, target markets, marketing

objectives, promotional mi4 and evaluation mechanlsms.

130 NAL Call No: S544.N6

Marketing crafts and other products to tourists.

Gahring, S.; Niemeyer, S.i Reilly, R.; Stout, J.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

North Central regional extension publication,

Cooperative Extension Service (445): 12 p.; 1992

Aug.

Language; English

Descriptors : Entrepreneurship; Handicrafts;

Tourists; Marketing techniques

131 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Measuring leadership perceptions of rocreation

and tourism development in rural coastal zones.

Henning, SA.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (133): 81 p. maps; 1990 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Louisiana; Tourism devdopment;

Recreation; Rural communities; Coastal areas;

Tourism research; Regional surveys; Questionnaires; Perception; Attitudes; Local government;

Leadership; Rural economy

132 NAL Call No: 100 M2EM no374

Measuring tourism impacts at the community

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level.

Reiling, Stephen D.

Orono, Me. : Dept. of Agricultural and Resource

Economics, College of Applied Sciences and

Agriculture, (Jniversity of Maine,.

67 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. (Miscellaneous report

(Maine Agricultural Experiment Station ; L982)

374.). "December 1992., Cover. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language; English

Descipton' Tourist trade

133 NAL Call No: QH76.R47

Mending the meadow: high-altitude meadow restoration in Mount Rainier National Park.

Rochefort, R.M.; Gibbons, S.T.

Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press.

Restoration & management notes v. 10 (2): p. L20-

L?6. ill; L992. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Washington; Meadows; National

parks; Irlature conservation; Environmental impact; Hiking; Human activity; Mountain areas;

Tourism

134 NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 1989

Minnesota Extensionts tourism brochure critique

service.

Breneman, D.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 105-L06; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May I0-L2,

L989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Descipton.' Minnesota; Tourism; Publicity sales

promotion; Extension activities; Evaluation; Publications; Case studies

135 NAL Call No: HC110.I53H3E

Monitoring the quality and outcomes of economic

development programs.

Hatry, Harry P.; Fall, Mark; Singer, Thomas O.

Urban Institute

Washington, D.C. : Urban Institute,.

L v. (various pagings) :ill. ;?3 cm. E. Blaine Liner,

project director. Report was prepared under an

award from the U.S. Department of Commerce,

Economic Development Administration...

Language; English

Descriptors.' Economic development projects;

United States; Tourist trade; Foreign trade promotion

136 NAL Call No: HC79.ESE5

Multicriteria analysis as a tool to investigate compatibility between conservation and development

on Salina Island, Aeolian archipelago, Italy.

Bodini, A.; Giavelli, G.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 16 (5): p.633-652;

1992 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; Italy; Islands; Conservation; Development planning; Tourism; Natural resources; Multivariate analysis; Decision making

137 NAL Call No: HCl(b.8.E25

Municipal partnerships enhance tourism economic development.

Pigeon, R.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. L2 (1)r p. 74-75;

1994.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Canada; Cabt; Tourism; Economic development; Urban areim; Development projects;

Feasibility studies

13E NAL Call No: G155J.1I467 1994

National and regional tourism planning methodologies and case studies.

Inskeep, Edward

London ; New York : Routledge,.

ix, 249 p. : maps ; 24 cm. (World Tourism Organization/Routledge series). Includes

bibliographical references and index.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

139 NAL Call No: S916.I2F6

A National park in ldaho?

MacCracken, J.G.

Moscow, Idaho : The Station.

Focus on renewable natural resources - University

of ldaho, Forest, Wildlife and Range Experiment

Station v. 17: p. 9-L0; 1992 Sep.

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Language; English

Desciptors: Idaho; National parks; Environmental

impact; Tourist expenditure; Decision making;

Economic impact; Federal government

140 NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 1989

National tourism industry issues.

Worms, AJ.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.3O-44; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May I0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Minnesota; Texas; Oregon; Tourism;

Policy Rural communities; Community development; Case studies

Quick Bibtiography Series

Potts, Thomas D.

Strom Thurmond Institute, Clemson University,

South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium

Clemson, S.C. : Strom Thurmond Institute of Government and Public Affairs, Clemson University,.

10 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (Guidelines for success). Cover

title. "Conducted by the Strom Thurmond Institute,

Clemson University, and the South Carolina Sea

Grant Consortium", P. 2 of cover. Includes

bibliographical references (p. L0).

Language; English

Descipton.' Ecotourism; Tourist trade; Outdoor

recreation; Small business; New business enterprises

t44 NAL Call No: GV191.48-A8N49 1994

New vienpoints in Australian outdoor necneation

research and planning.

Mercer, David

Williamstown, Australia : Hepper Marriott & Associates Publishers,.

x;ri, L62 p. : ill., maps ;?6 cm.Includes bibliographical references and index.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Outdoor recreation; Ecotourism

r4s NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

New York states' Bed and Breakfast business programming: how successful was it?

Dawson, C.P.; Brown, T.L.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. I47-L52; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' New York; Tourism; Vacation accomodation; Breakfast; Program evaluation; Extension activities; Roles; Educational programs

146 NAL Call No: S900.Bs

Non-consumptive wildlife-oriented recreation: a

conceptual framework

Duffus, DA.; Dearden, P.

Barking, Eng. : Elsevier Applied Science.

Biological conservation v. 53 (3): p. 213-?3L;1990.

NAL Call No: At97.Tf.W55 1991

Nature based tourism an annotated bibliography.

Whitlock, Wendy; Van Romer, Kevin; Becker, R.

H.

Strom Thurmond Institute, Regional Development

Group

Clemson, S.C. : Regional Development Group of

the Strom Thurmond Institute,.

w,243 p. ;8 cm. NBT-91-002p/R.

Language; English

Descipton' Tourist trade; Outdoor recreation

L42 NAL Call No: G155.U6N37 1990

Naturc-based tourism and rural coastal development obsenations, options, and trends.

McConneil, D.W.; Becker, R. H.

Clemson University, Regional Resources Development Institute

Clemson, S.C. : Clemson University,.

i, % leaves ; 28 cm. December, L990. Series number: NBT-90-001/R. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Natural areas

L43 NAL Call No: GI55.A1P6E 1993

Nature-based tourism enterprises. (Nature based

tourism enterprises.)

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Literature review. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors: Wildlife; Recreation; Conservation;

Wildlife conservation; Tourism; Animal behavior

147 NAL Call No: 2E029 Am3A

One hundred Sunkist years.

Peters, C.

Washington, D.C. : National Council of Farmer

Cooperatives.

American cooperation. p. 151-154; 1994.

Language: Englisft

Desciptorc.' Cooperative marketing; Tourist attractions

14t NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

Partnerships in interaretation on the Superior

National Forest.

Soderberg, BA.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 180-187; L989. Paper presented at a conference on "IJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-t2,

1,989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Minnesota; National forests; Public

sector; Private sector; Partnerships; Tourism; Program development; Educational programs

149 NAL Call No: HM208*A1E5

Perceived crorvding in recrcational settings: an

environmental-behavior model.

Westover, T.N.

Newbury Park, Calif. : Sage Publications.

Environment and behavior v.2L (3): p. 258-276. ill;

1989 May. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Recreation area carrying capacity;

Models; Perception; Stress; Tourists; Evaluation

150 NAL Call No: HC106.8.825

A personality museum as a tourist attraction.

Browning, E.L.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 1L (a): p. 78-80;

1993. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Arizona; Cabt; Tourism; Economic

development; Museums

151 NAL Call No: HN90.C6F72

Planning a tourism program.

Hedges, MA.

Little Rock : The Service.

FSCDJ - Cooperative Extension Service, University of Arkansas (18): a p.;L992 May. In subseries:

Tourism Development Series.

Language; English

Desciptons.' Tourism development; Development

plans; Community involvement

152 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Planning a tourism strategr for the year 2(X)0.

Gunn, CA.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 1.8-?3; L989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tourism; Travel; Towns; Rural communities; Community development; Social integration; Resource conservation; Rural urban

relations; Literacy

153 NAL Call No: c155.A1I56 t99l

Policies for maximizing nature tourismts ecological and economic benefits.

Lindberg, Kreg

Washington, D.C. : World Resources Institute,.

ry=- 37 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (International Conservation

Financing Project working paper). February L99L.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 33-37).

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

154 NAL Call No: 27529 M58B

Promoting fee-fishing operations as tourist attractions.

Chopak, C.J.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University QaO\: 6 p.; 1992

2l
Jun. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors: Michigan; Angling; Ancillary enterprises; Fish ponds; Tourist attractions; Farm

holidays

155 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R873

Promoting tourism in rural America.

Heise, DA.

Beltsville, Md. : The Center,.

Rural Information Center publication series v.): 80

p.; 1994 Jun.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Cabt; Rural tourism; Tourism

development; Publications; Community develop

ment

156 NAL Call No: HN79.W43C67

Public recreation on private land: research needs

and considerations.

Libby, L.W.

Morgantown, W.Va. : The Service.

R.D. - West Virginia University Efiension Service

Qal:18 p.; L993.In subseries: Natural Resources

Management and Income Opportunity Series: Research Issues: Related to Recreational Access. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.SA.; Farm income; Recreation; Decision making; Research; Cost benefit analysis;

Regulations; Fees; Consumer preferences

157 NAL CaIl No: G155.U5N3 1989

The public sector role in natural nesource management for tourism.

Baker, P.R.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. L92-I95; L989. Paper presented at a conference on "LIsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,

L989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Descripton.' U.S.A.; Tourism; Natural resources;

Resource management; Public sector; Roles

158 NAL Call No: G155.G7Q35 1989

Quick Bibliography Series

Quality lirst a tourism strategr for the heart of

England into the 1990's.

Heart of England Tourist Board

Worcester : Heart of England Tourist Board,.

33 p. ; 30 cm. July 1989.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' Tourist trade

159 NAL Call No: QH5415.347C361990

Rainforests a guide to research and tourlst

facilities at sclected tropical forcst sites in Central

and South America., lst ed.

Castner, James L.

Gainesville, Fla., USA : Feline Press,.

)ooil/i, 380 p. : ill., maps ;22 cm.

Language; English

Descriptors; Biological stations; Rain forests;

Hotels, taverns, etc

160 NAL Call No: 100 W99 (1)

Ranch rccrcation operations in Wyoming.

Wunderlich, KA.; Jacobs, JJ.; Taylor, D.T.; Bradley, E.B.

Laramie, Wyo. : The Station.

B - Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station

(925):11 p.; 1989 Sep. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; Wyoming; Agricultural land; Recreation; Activity; Surveys

161 NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Recovery of trailside vegetation from trampling in

a tropical rain forcst.

Boucher, D.H.; Aviles, J.; Chepote, R.; Dominguez

Gil, O.E.; Vilchez, B.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 15 (2): p. 257-262;

L991 Mar. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Costa Rica; Tropical rain forests;

Vegetation; Trampling; Trails; Temperate zones;

Nature tourism; Recovery

L62 NAL Call No: HC79.P55J6

Recrcational demand by tourists for saltwater

beach days.

Bell, F.W.; Leeworthy, V.R.

Duluth, Minn. : Academic Press.

Journal of environmental economics and management v. 1.8 (3): p. 189-205; 1990 May. Literature

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review. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Florida; Beaches; Recreation area

demand predictions; Tourism research; Travel;

Costs; Mathematical models

163 NAL Call No: HC79.P55J6

Recreational demand by tourists for saltwater

beach days: comment.

Shaw, W.D.

Duluth, Minn. : Academic Press.

Journal of environmental economics and management v. ?.0 (3): p. ?34-?39;191 May. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' Florida; Beaches; Amenity and recreation areas; Tourism research; Travel; Costs;

Mathematical models; Demand

lU NAL Call No: HC79.P55J6

Recreational demand by tourists for saltwater

beach days: comment.

Hof, J.G.; King, DA.

Orlando, Fla. : Academic Press.

Journal of environmental economics and management v.22 (3): p. ?31-291; 1992May. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Florida; Beaches; Amenity and recreation areas; Demand; Tourism research; Travel;

Costs; Mathematical models

165 NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 1989

Remarks.

Nelson, D.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.203-?-05; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May t0-I2,

L989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourism; Conferences; Participation

tffi NAL Call No: QH105.ICK3

The Reserva Cuzco Amazonico, Peru: biological

investigations, conservation, and ecotourism.

Tourism Development

Duellman, W.E.; Koechlin, J.E.

Lawrence, Kan. : The Museum.

Occasional papers of the Museum of Natural History, the University of Kansas, Lawrence (142): 38

p. ill., maps; 1991" Nor20. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Peru; Nature reserves; Tourism;

Tropical rain forests; Wildlife conservation; Environmental protection; History

167 NAL Call No: 99.8 F7698

Reshaping Mainete landscape: rural culture,

tourism, and conservation, 1890-1929.

Judd, W.

Durham, N.C. : Forest History Society.

Journal of forest history v.32 (a): p. 180-L90. ill;

1-988 Oct. Literature review. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Maine; Land resources; Land use;

Rural population; Tourism; Resource conserration; History

168 NAL Call No: S5443-A2R47

Resource based tourism.

Clonts, HA.; Stribling, H.L.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn University v. 25 (3):

p. 3-4; L99r.

Language; English

Descipton.' Alabama; Business tourism; Natural

resources; Resource utilization; Rural communities

169 NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 1989

The role of the university in the tourism and

travel industry.

Sem, J.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.2-8; L989. Paper presented at a conference

on "Lfsing tourism and travel as a community and

rural revitalization strategy," May t0-L2,1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Tourism; Travel; Universities;

Roles; Educational programs; History

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170 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Rural and community tourism development a

marlret information system demonstration project.

Watt, C.E.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. I25-L33; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May I0-I2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Texas; Rural development; Tourism;

Rural communities; Market intelligence; Information systems; Demonstrations; Computer applications

Quick Bibtiography Series

Rural, industrial tourism.

Simonson, L.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. On-124; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May t0-I2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Minnesota; Tourism; Rural industry;

Guided tours; Case studies; Publicity sales promotion

t74 NAL Call No: HN49.CGI6

The rural mystique and tourism development:

data from Pennsylvania.

Willits, F.K.

Omaha, Neb. : University of Nebraska.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

2a Q): p. 159-174; 1993.Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Pennsylvania; Cabt; Rural society;

Tourism development; Regional surveys; Lifestyle;

Rural tourism; Data analysis; Demography

Abstract: Elements of popular culture, as exemplified in television, radio, books, and

magazines, present images of rurality as

wholesome and desirable. The extent to which

these positive images are subscribed to by the general population was assessed using data from a

statewide Pennsylvania sample. There was

widespread acceptance of the mystique of rurality,

with rural residents, older citizens and those with

lower incomes and education somewhat more

likely to endorse these images than their opposites.

Moreover, belief in the rural mystique was related

to various behavioral and consumer choices. The

possible implications of these ideas for rural development strategies, especially rural tourism, are discussed.

t7s NAL Call No: aSD11.A42

Rural rcsident community life satisfaction and

tourism development attitudes: a comparison of

forest and nonforest community residents.

Long, P.T.; Perdue, R.R.; Alllen, L.R.

Fort Collins, Colo. : The Station.

General technical report RM - Rocky Mountain

Forest and Range Experiment Station, U.S. DeNAL Call No: G155.U5N3 19E9

Rural and community tourism developmenh an

advisory services approach for coastal Louisiana.

Liffmann, M.M.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.86-92; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May 10-12,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Desuiptors.' I-ouisiana; Tourism; Rural development; Rural communities; Extension activities;

Universities; Roles; Recreation

172 NAL Call No: S131.M64

Rural development strategies for farm and ranch

recreation.

Powell, J.; Rottman, S.J.

Laramie : The Service.

MP - University of Wyoming, Agricultural Extension Service (65): 2l p; L991 Nov. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Farmland; Rangelands; Recreation

management; Ancillary enterprises; Rural development

173 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

24
partment of Agriculture, Forest Service (196): p.

57-75; L990 Oct. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descripto,rs.' Colorado; Resource management;

Forest resources; Forests; Rural development;

Tourism development; Rural communities;

Tourism impact; Surveys; Quality of life

176 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Rural tourism development: the university research connection.

Howell, R.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.74-77; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "tlsing tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May l0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural development; Tourism;

Universities; Workshops (programs); Research

177 NAL Call No: HN79.A14RE7

Rural tourism: Special marketing for a special

place.

Jones, M.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. L4 (4): p. a-5. ill; 1990

sep.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Iowa; Rural tourism; Rural planning;

Rural development; Marketing

178 NAL Call No: G155.A1S35 1992

Science and technology issues in coastal

ecotourism.

United States, Congress, Office of Technology Assessment

Washington" DC : Office of Technology Assessment, Congress of the U.S. : For sale by the U.S.

G.P.O., Supt. of Docs.; Y 3.T 22/2:2 SCI2/4.

v, L9 p. : ill. ; ?5 cm. (Background paper (United

States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment)). Shipping list no.: 92-0681-P. "October

1992, T.p. verso. 'OTA-BP-F-86., P. [4] of cover.

Includes bibliographical references.

Language: English

Tourism Development

Desciptors.' Ecotourism; Science and state; Technology and state

179 NAL Call No: SD143.S64

Science and technologr, the wild cards in tourism

strategic planning.

Shafer, E.L.; Moeller, G.

Bethesda, Md. : The Society.

Proceedings of the Society of American

Foresters National Convention. p. 355-362; L989.

Meeting held Oct L6-L9, 1988, Rochester, New

York. Includes references.

Language; Englisfu

Desciptors.' Forest resources; Tourism; Resource

management; Projections; Technology

180 NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

Science and technologr, the wild cards in tourism

strategic planning.

Shafer, E.L.; Moeller, G.

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest

Experiment Station (52): p. I66-L74; 1989 Dec.

Paper presented at the "Outdoor Recreation

Benchmark 1988: Proceedings of the National Outdoor Recreation Forum," Jan t3-L4, L988, Tampa,

Florida. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tourism; Technology; Videotapes;

Transport; Medical sciences; Recreation equipment; Trends

181. NAL Call No: 27528 J82

Separating bed and breakfast facts from rumors.

Brown, N.E.; Huss, J.J.

Madison, Wis. : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 27: p. ?6; L989. Includes

references.

Language: English

Descriptors: Iowa; Home-based businesses;

Cooperative extension service; Roles; Educational

programs; Program development

r82 NAL Call No: HC79.E5S52

Shades of grcen working towards green tourism

in the countryside, conference proceedings.

Bramwell, Bill

York, England? : Countryside Commission, Erglish Tourist Board, Rural Development Commission,.

25
1-35 p. ; 30 cm. "The conference was organised by

the English Tourist Board, Countryside Commission and Rural Development Commission and

held on 10-12th April 1990 in Leeds". Includes

bibliographical references (p. 21).

Language.' English

Descriptors: Green movement; Environmental

protection; Tourist trade

183 NAL Call No: aSD11.A42

The signilicance of resource-based tourism.

Hunt, J.D.

Fort Collins, Colo. : The Station.

General technical report RM - Rocky Mountain

Forest and Range Experiment Station, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service (196): p.

36-a5; 1990 Oct. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Resource management; Natural resources; Management; Tourism; Tourism development

184 NAL Call No: S75.F87

Small businesses: a niche and a market.

Peterson, S.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Station.

Futures - Michigan State University, Agricultural

Experiment Station v. LL (1): p. 12-15; L993.

Language.' English

D e s ciptors: Michigan; Small businesses; Economic

viability; Market research; Tourist attractions

185 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Small town bed and breakfasts: St. Jacobs, Ontario, tries and alternative form of tourist accommodation.

Johnson, R.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 22 (6): p. 20-25; IDZ May.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Ontario; Bed and breaKast accommodation; Towns; Rural tourism; Case studies;

Rural communities; Tourism development

186 NAL Call No: TX9113.M27S59

So, you want to be an innkeeper.

Davies, Mary E.

Santa Barbara, Calif. : Professional Association of

Innkeepers International,.

viii, 2L8 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. "The complete guide to

Quick Bibliography Series

operating a successful bed and breakfast inn", Cover. Includes index. Bibliography: p. 2L3-2I5.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Hotel management; Hotelkeepers;

Bed and breakfast accommodations; Management

r87 NAL Call No: G155.U5S55

So your community wants travel/tourism?

guidelines for attracting and serving visitors. (So

your community wants tourism? Know your community.)

Simonson, L,awrence Roger; Koth, Barbara A.;

Kreag, Glenn M.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota,.

12 p.: ill. ; 28 cm. Caption title. CD-BU-3443. "This

publication is based on and replaces two earlier

Minnesota Extension publications: So your community wants tourism? CD-FO-9679 and Know

your community CD-FO-0758:, P. i.1. Inclludes

bibliographical references (p. 10).

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

188 NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Solving the United States National Park overllight

controversy.

Eisinger, D.S.; Peacock, M.C.; Falk, S.B.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. L3 (2): p. L49-I57;

L989 Mar. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Aircraft; ffight; National

parks; Regulations; Safety; Tourists; Recreation

area surveys

189 NAL Call No: A99.9 F764Un

Some economic impacts of the 1988 fires in the

Yellowstone area.

Polzin, P.E.; Yuan, M.S.; Schuster, E.G.

Ogden, Utah : U.S. Department of Agriculture,

Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station.

Research note INT / @I8): 13 p.; 1993 Oct. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Montana; Cabt; Wyoming; Cabt;

Idaho; Cabt; Forest fires; Wildfires; National

parks; Economic impact; Visitor impact; Tourism

impact; Tourist expenditure

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190 NAL Call No: HC106.8.E2S

South Carolina industry appreciation week l99Z.

Burgess, E.B.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. LL (4): p. 69-7I;

1993.

Language: English

Descriptors.' South Carolina; Cabt; Industry; Economic development; Tourist attractions

191 NAL Call No: TX24.N8H46

Starting a bed & breakfast.

Herman, G.M.; Hammett, W.S.; Tope, N.F.

Raleigh, N.C. : The Service.

HE - North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service (361-1L): 6 p.; I99l May. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors; North Carolina; Home-based businesses; Management

192 NAL Call No: HN79.W43C67

Starting a bed & breakfast.

Smith, E.L.; Smith, A.K.

Morgantown, W.Va. : The Service.

R.D. - West Virginia University Extension Service

(767):25 p.; 1993.In subseries: Natural Resources

Management and Income Opportunity Series:

Business Management and Marketing: Bed and

Breakfast. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Bed and breakfast accommodation; Law; Cost benefit analysis; Small businesses; Licenses; Marketing

193 NAL Call No: S5443.A2R47

Starting a bed and breakfast home.

Aycock, G.P.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Resource development report - Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Auburn University v. 25 (3):

p. 4-5; L991,.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Alabama; Home-based businesses;

Bed and breakfast accommodation

194 NAL Call No: 27529 MSSB

Starting a bed and breakfast in Michigan.

Alexander, P.i Watson-Olson, J.

Tourism Development

East Lansing, Mich. : The Service.

Extension bulletin E - Cooperative Extension Service, Michigan State University (2Ia3):21. p.; L989

May. Includes references.

Language; English

D es ciptors; Michigan; Hospitality industry; Homebased businesses; Breakfast; Tourist industry; Vacation accomodation; Management; Operating

costs

195 NAL Call No: TX9072.S7 1989

Starting a bed and breakfast or farm vacation

business., Rev.

Olson, Wanda

Minnesota Extension Service, Tourism Center

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota,.

1 v. (unpaged) : ill. ; 28 cm. Caption title. CD-FO3225. Includes bibliographical references (p. [7-8]).

Language: English

Desciptors.' Bed and breakfast accomodations

196 NAL Call No: HN79.NGiC64

Starting a recreation business.

Coppedge, R.O.; Diryak, J.

Las Cruces, NM : The Service.

400 X - New Mexico State University, Cooperative

Extension Service (22):7 p.; 1989 Jul. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' New Mexico; Small businesses; Recreation; Recreation management; Tourism development

r97 NAL Call No: S8482.A4M95

State parks in a new era.

Myers, Phyllis; Green, Sharon N.

Conservation Foundation

Washington, D.C. : Conservation Foundation,.

xii, 75 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographies.

Language; English

Descriptons; Parks; United States; Parks; United

States; Finance; Parks; Economic aspects; United

States; Tourist trade; United States

198 NAL Call No: 412.9 N814

Stimulating tourism and economic growth by

featuring new wildlife recreation opportunities.

Vickerman, S.

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Washington, D.C. : Wildlife Management Institute.

Transactions of the ... North American Wildlife

and Natural Resources Conference (53rd): p.414-

423; t98f. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Wildlife conservation; Recreation; Tourism

r99 NAL Call No: HN79J.14RE7

Strategic initiatives in tourism and travel established for Cooperative Extension.

Sadowske, S.; Alexander, P.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 1_6 (5): p. 7; t992 Sep.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' U.S.A.; Rural tourism; Cooperative

extension service; Travel

200 NAL Call No: HC611,.A5N4 no.177

The supply of Australian up-market integrated

tourist rcsorts and the role of uncertainty.

Stanton, John; Aislabie, Colin

Newcastle, NSW : Department of Economics, University of Newcastle,.

21,, [6] p. : ill. ; 30 cm. (Research report or occasional paper, no. I77). December 1g0. Includes

bibliographical references (p. 21).

Language: English

201 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

A tale of two towns: using tourism to revitalize

Iowats small communities.

Fleming, C.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. L9 (2): p. 22-24; L988 Sep.

Language; English

Descipton.' Iowa; Tourism; Rural development;

Leadership; Vacations

202 NAL Call No: HC59.7.A1W6

Taxing tourism in developing countries.

Bird, R.M.

Tarrytown, N.Y. : Pergamon Press, Inc.

World development v. 20 (8): p. 1145-1t58; LffrZ

Aug. Includes references.

Language.' English

Quick Bibtiography Series

Descipton' Developing countries; Tourism; Fiscal

policy; Fees; Tourist industry; Incentives; Investment; Resource utilization

203 NAL Call No: 27529 T313

Texas hunting leases.

Thigpen, J.; Adams, C.E.; Thomas, J.K.

College Station, Tex. : The Service.

Leaflet L - Texas Agricultural Extension Service,

Texas A & M University System (ZML): 4 p.; I94I

Jan.

Language.' Engli5[

Descipton' Texas; Hunting; Farm leases; Ancillary

enterprises; Forest recreation; Game animals;

Farm income

204 NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

A thematic analysis of the expectations and exp€-

riences of the Great Smoky Mountain visitor.

Franz, C.P.G.; Van Cleave, R.L.; Franz, D.L. Jr;

Van Cleave, A.K. Jr

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest

Experiment Station (67): p. 19-27; t99I Feb.

Proceedings of the 1990 Southeastern Recreation

Conference Volume L2. Meeting held February 14-

L6, L990, Asheville, North Carolina. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Tennessee; National parks; Tourism

20s NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Tourism.

Sem, J.H.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (157): p.47-52; 1992Mar. In the series analytic:

2Lst Century survival of rural America. Proceedings of a Regional Conference, October 16-18,

I99l, Jackson, Mississippi.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural tourism; Economic development; Tourist industry; Private sector; Rural

communities

206 NAL Call No: G155i,13T68 1993

Tourism a great way to stimulate rural economic

development.

Tennessee Valley Authority

Knoxville, TN : Tennessee Valley Authority,

28
[1993?1.

II2l p.: ill., maps ; 28 cm. Cover title.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Travel; Rural development

207 NAL Call No: HN79-A23C63

Tourism: an effective tool for economic development.

Chesnutt, J.T.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Circular CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service (55): 14 p.; L99L Oct. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Tourism; Tourist industry;

Tourist expenditure; Economic development;

Tourist attractions

208 NAL Catl No: HNZ9.A14R8Z

Tourism and craft marketing: enhancing rural

economic development.

Littrell, M.; Reilly, R.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 15 (1): p.6-7;1991 Feb.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Iowa; Minnesota; Nebraska; Tourism;

Crafts; Market research; Rural development; Economic development

209 NAL Call No: HCS9.7.A1J6

Tourism and export-led growth: the case of

Cyprus, 1976-1988.

Kammas, M.; Salehi-Esfahani, H.

Macomb : Western Illinois University.

The Journal of developing areas v. ?i (a): p. a89-

506; 1992 Jul. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Cyprus; Tourism; Exports; Economic

growth; Islands; National accounting; Environmental impact; Social impact; Employment; Foreign

exchange; Case studies

210 NAL Call No: 2;60.0,4.T6A4

Tourism and local economic development a bibliography.

Anderson, Leslie

Monticello, Ill. : Vance Bibliographies,.

L2 p.; 28 cm. (Public administration series, bibliTourism Development

ography, P-2452). Cover title. July 1988.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tourist trade; Economic aspects;

United States; Bibliography

2ll NAL Call No: aZ507t.N3

Tourism and outdoor recreation: January lg79-

September 1991.

John, P.L.

Beltsville, Md. : The Library.

Quick bibliography series - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, National Agricultural Library (U.S.).

Q2-I$: 45 p.; L991 Dec. Bibliography.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tourism; Recreational activities;

Leisure activities; Outdoor recreation;

Bibliographies

212 NAL Call No: HC611.A5N4 no.154

Tourism and the development of small Indian and

Pacific Ocpan states comparison with the Maldives.

Sathiendrakumar, R.

Newcastle, N.S.W. : University of Newcastle, Dept.

of Economics,.

2l p. ; 30 cm. (Research report or occasional

paper, no. L54). July 1988. Includes bibliographical

references.

Language; English

213 NAL Call No: a25076.A1U54 no.t2T

Tourism as a rural economic development tool an

exploration of the literature.

Frederick, Martha

United States, Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

Washington, DC : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service,.

iii, 33 p. ;28 cm. (Bibliographies and literature of

agriculture ; no. 122). Cover title. "August 1_992",

P. til. Includes indexes.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Rural development

214 NAL Call No: KF27.S67 1989

Tourism as a tool for rural economic development

hearing before the Subcommittee on Procurement,

Tourism, and Rural Development of the Committee on Small Business, House of Representatives,

One Hundred First Congress, lirst session, Wash29
Quick Bibliography Series

ington, DC, October 23, 1989.

United States. Congress. House. Committee on

Small Business. Subcommittee on Procurement,

Tourism, and Rural Development

Washington [D.C.] : U.S. G.P.O. : For sale by the

Supt. of Docs., Congressional Sales Office, U.S.

G.P.O., 1989 [i.e.

iii, 109 p. : ill. ; A cm. Distributed to some

depository libraries in microfiche. Serial no. L01-

35. Item L03L-4', 1031-8 (MF).

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Enterprise zones, Rural;

Rural development

2r5 NAL Call No: HC10.S63

Tourism as economic development for native

people living in the shadow of a protected area: a

North American case study.

White, D.

Washington, DC : Taylor & Francis.

Society & natural resources v.6 (a)r p. 339-345;

1993 Oct. In the specical section: Resident peoples

and protected areas / edited by P.C. West. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Arizona; Cabt; Tourism development;

Economic development; Reserved areas; American indians; National parks; Feasibility studies;

Case studies

216 NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

Tourism benefits rural economy.

W.aslingtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commlssron.

Appalachia v. ?i (1): p. 10. ill; 1990.

Language: English

Descripton; U.S.A.; Travel; Tourism; Rural economy; National surveys

tourism; Travel agents; Tourist industry; Tourism

impact; Economic impact; Environmental impact;

Conservation; Rural development; Environmental

education

ztE NAL Call No: HC59.7.A1W6

Tourism development in LDCs: hotel capacity expansion with reference to Barbados.

Carey, K.

Elmsford : Pergamon Press.

World development v. L7 (l): p. 59-67;1989 Jan.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Barbados; Developing countries;

Tourist industry; Uncertainties; Demand elasticities; Hotels; Capacity; Optimization; Buildiog

controls; Demand functions; Mathematical

models; Estimation; Economic development

2t9 NAL Call No: 100 L939

Tourism development in rural Louisiana: assessing local potential and opportunities.

Henning, SA.; Liffmann, M.M.

Baton Rouge, La. : The Station.

Louisiana agriculture - Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station v. 35 (1): p. ll-12;1991,.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Louisiana; Rural areas; Tourism development

220 NAL Call No: HC59.7-A,1W6

Tourism in the Gambia: some issues in development policy.

Dieke, P.U.C.

Tarrytown, N.Y. : Pergamon Press, Inc.

World development v. 2L (2): p.277-?39; 1993 Feb.

In the special issue: Islands and small states /

edited by L. Briguglio and J. Kaminarides. Paper

presented at an international conference held May

23-25, 199L, Valletta, Malta. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Gambia; Tourism policy; Tourism development; Development policy; Externalities

221 NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Tourism in the high north: management challenges and recreation opportunity spectrum planning in Svalbard, Nonray.

Kaltenborn, B.P.; Emmelin, L.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. I7 (L): p. 41-50;

217 NAL Call No: SD143.S64

The tourism bridge to Asian wildlands: conseryation and development roles of travel companies.

Durst, P.B.; Laarman, J.G.

Bethesda, Md. : The Society.

Proceedings of the Society of American

Foresters National Convention. p. 395-2100; 1991,.

Meeting held Aug 4-7, L99| San Francisco, California. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Asia; Wilderness; International

30
Tourism Development

193 Jan. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton' Norway; Tourism; Wilderness; Outdoor recreation; Environmental policy; Arctic

regions; Regional planning

222 NAL Call No: HC107-A.13A6

Tourism initlative takes shape at ARC conference

in West Vhginia.

Ryan, J.B.

W.as$Wtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commrssron.

Appalachia v. 23 (3): p. 26-29. ill; 1990.

Language; English

Descripton' Appalachian states of U.SA.; Tourism

development; Regional planning; Economic development; Iaation theory; Conferences; Workshops

(programs)

223 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 19E9

Tourlsm marketing for communities: moving

from hype to strategr.

Sadowske, S.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.97-L0a; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language.' Englisfu

Desciptorc: Tourism; Marketing techniques; Market research; Guidelines; Models; Program development

224 NAL Call No: 27529 F22

Tourism, natural environments and public policy.

Kiker, C.F.; Seidl, A.

Oak Brook, Ill. : Farm Foundation.

Increasing understanding of public problems and

policies. p.2L9-22a; L993. Paper presented at the

43rd National Public Policy Education Conference

held September l2-L5, 1993 Clearwater Beach,

Florida. p. L7-32.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Florida; Cabt; Caribbean; Cabt;

Tourism; Economic growth; Infrastructure; Environmental protection

225 NAL Call No: G155-A1GE5 198E

Tourism planning.r 2nd ed., ney. & expanded.

Gunn, Clare A.

New York : Taylor & Francis,.

xv, 357 p. : ill. ; ?5 cm.Includes bibliographies and

index.

Language.' Englisl

Descipton: Tourist trade

226 NAL Call No: GI55.U5N3 19E9

Tourism programming.

Huss, J.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.79-82; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-12,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Tourism; Program development; Guidelines

227 NAL Call No: HC1(D.M6:W6 no.88-14

Tourism rcsearch inventory.

Steinnes, Donald N.

Duluth, Minn. : Bureau of Business and Economic

Research, School of Business and Economics, University of Minnesota, Duluth,.

12 leaves ; 28 cm. (Working paper / School of

Business and Economics, University of Minnesota,

Duluth, Bureau of Business and Economic Research ; no. 88-14). Includes bibliographical references (leaves 8-12).

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Tourist trade

22t NAL Call No: c155.U5N3 1989

Tourism research role of state Tourism Oflice and

university extension sen'icrs.

Limbark, L.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.24-29; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

31
Language; Englisft

Descriptors.' Minnesota; Tourism; Applied research; Universities; State government; Extension

activities; Roles; Marketing techniques; Case

studies

229 NAL Call No: G155*A.1873 1993

Tourism simplilied a no-nonsense guide to understanding the signilicance of tourism to your mral

community with particular emphasis on developing your rural communityts tourism assets!

Bramell, John Paul

Kno:wille, Tenn.? : Tennessee Valley Authority?,

LW3?

[13] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Cover title. "Written by John

Paul Bramell*, P. [131. Non-sensical, the second

word in the subtitle, is crossed out. Includes

bibliographical references (p. [13]).

Language.' Englisfi

Desciptors: Tourist trade; Rural industries

230 NAL Call No: G155.U6T6E 1991

Tourism USA guidelines for tourism development

: appraising tourism potential, planning for

tourism, assessing product and market, marketing tourism, visitor services, sources of assistance., 3rd ed.

University of Missouri, Columbia, Dept. of Parks

Recreation and Tourism, University of Missouri,

Columbia, Cooperative Extension Service, United

States, Dept. of Commerce, United States Travel

and Tourism Administration, United States, Economic Development Administration

Columbia, Mo. : The University,.

n, 2L4 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. "Originally published 1tg78'

[i.e., 1st ed.], T.p. "This book was produced ... for

the U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S.

Travel/Tourism Administration and the Economic

Development Administration. Originally produced

in 1-978", Pref. Includes bibliographical references

(p. 188-18e).

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

231 NAL Call No: HN79.A14R87

Tourism/travel development for rural revitalization.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 1.3 (2): p.7; 1989 Apr.

Quick Bibliography Series

Longuage: f,nglisfo

Descipton: North central states of U.SA.; Rural

communities; Rural development; Tourism;

Travel; Economic development; Workshops (ptograms)

232 NAL Call No: cf55.USN3 1989

Tourism, one of the winnlng strategies for rural

communities.

Irehohn, A.G.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Senice, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edtted and printed by John

Sem. p.6I-6; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on'Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy,' May L0-12,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Tourism; Rural communities;

Community development; Economic development;

Trends; Hospitality industry Recreation

233 NAL Call No: Glss.l{ll.t 1990

The tourist business., 6th ed.

Lundberg, Donald E.

New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold,.

ilq 339 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Includes index. Bibliography:

p.329-3T.

Language; English

Desciptorc: Tourist trade

234 NAL Call No: HC107-A,13A6

Tourists arr high on Alpine Helen.

W.as$nStoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Comm$slon.

Appalachia v. 24 (1): p. 39-q. ill; 1991.

Language; English

Descriptorc.' Georgia; Rural communities; Community action; Tourism; Rural development

235 NAL Call No: HV4877-A43E96

Tourists, parks and povertl,: wildlife tourism and

African development.

Marshall, A.G.

Aberdeen [Scotland] : Aberdeen University

African Studies Group.

The Exploitation of animals in Africa : proceedings

of a colloquium at the University of Aberdeen,

March 1987 / edited by Jeffrey C. Stone. p.237-

32
244; L98€. Includes references.

Lenguage: English

Descripton' Africa; Wildlife parks; Tourist industry; Tourists; Poverty; Development plans;

Resource exploitation

296 NAL Call No: GB500.M6t

Tonard a delinltion of sustalnable development in

the Yampa Valley of Colorado.

Culbertson, ICi Turner, D.; Kolberg, J.

Berkeley, Calif. : University of California Press.

Mountain research and development v. 13 (a): p.

359-369; 1993 Nov.

Language; English

Descriptors: Colorado; Cabt; Domestic tourism;

Sustainability; Social development; Economic development; Environmental impact; Land use;

Mountain areas; Development plans

237 NAL Call No: 27529 W99B

Torvn & country bed and brcakfast supplemental

income for Wyoming families.

Rottman, SJ.; Powell, J.

Laramie, Wyo. : The Service.

Bulletin - Wyoming University, Cooperative Extension Service (933): 24 p.; L990 Nov.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Bed and breakfast accommodation;

Farmhouse accommodation; Farm holidays; Farm

income; Housing

23E NAL Call No: S75.Ft7

Tracking tourism.

Peterson, S.

East Lansing, Mich. : The Station.

Futures - Michigan State University, Agricultural

E4periment Station v. LL (1): p. 16-18; L993.

Language: English

Descriptors; Michigan; Tourism; Tourist industry;

Tourism research

239 NAL Call No: HN79if4R87

TTRA annual confercnce focuses on rural tourism

development issues.

Weaver, G.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 15 (1): p. 8-9; 1991Feb.

Paper presented at the 11th Annual CenStates

TTRA Conference, October 3-5, 1990, Des

Tourism Development

Moines, Iowa.

Language: l,nglisfu

Descipton' Rural tourism; Tourism development;

Rural communities; Conferences

2{ NAL Call No: HC10.S63

Underselling national parls in Zimbabwe: the implications for mral sustainability.

Child, G.F.T.; Heath, RA.

New York : Taylor & Francis.

Society & natural resoruces v. 3 (3): p.215-227.

maps; 1990 Jul. Includes references.

Language: Englisft

Desciptors: Zimbabwe; National parks; Reserved

areas; Tourism; Wildlife; Sustainability; Price

policy Land use; Use efficiency; Rural development; Marketing; Human resources; Welfare economics; Rural areas

24r NAL Call No: HC79.E5E5

Understanding the role of chronic environmental

disturbance in the context of island biogeographic

theory.

Villa, F.; Rossi, O.; Sartore, F.

New York, N.Y. : Springer-Verlag.

Environmental management v. 16 (5): p.653-666;

1992 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Desuiptors.' Islands; Biogeography; Diversity;

Tourism; Simulation models

242 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

The use of community slogans in Wisconsin and

their local impacts.

Muench, D.T.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. ?-0 (3): p. 22-28. ill; 1989 Nov. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptorc.' Wisconsin; Rural communities; Advertising; Economic impact; Community development; Tourism; History

243 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 19E9

Using secondary employment data as an economic

impact and trend indicator for tourism.

Brown, T.L.; Connelly, NA.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

33
revitalization strategy / edited and printed by

John Sem. p. 5L-57;1989. Paper presented at a

conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May 10-

12, 1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes

references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' New York; Tourism; Employment;

Economic indicators; Economic impact; Trends

244 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 19E9

Using tourism and travel as a community and

rural revitalization stategr. (Tourism & travel

workshop Using tourism & travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategf.)

Sem, John

Minnesota Extension Service

National Extension Workshop 1989 : Minneapolis,

Minn.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota,.

vii,zLs p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Cover title: Using tourism

& travel as a community and rural revitalization

strategy. Spine title: Tourism & travel workshop.

Proceedi'gs of the National Extension Workshop,

the Registry Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May

L0-I2, 1989. CD-BU-3822. Includes bibliographical

references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tourist trade; United States; Economic aspects

245 NAL Call No: G155-A,1G87 19EE

Yacationscape designing tourist regions., 2nd ed.

Gunn, Clare A.

New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold,.

vi, 208 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Includes index. Bibliography:

p. 198-203.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade; Recreation areas; Architectural design; Design

246 NAL Call No: TX901.C67

Value-chain assessment of the travel experience.

Brathwaite, R.

Ithaca, N.Y. : Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administra tion.

The Cornell hotel and restaurant administration

quarterly v. 33 (5)r p. 4L-49;1993 Oct. Includes references.

Quick Bibtiography Series

Language; English

Desciptorc :Customer relations; Quality standards;

Tourist industry

Abstract: The hospitulity industqt's services taken

as a whole can be thought of as a "value chain" that

encompasses every step and service required from

the time a customer decides to go on a vacation

or business trip to the time she or he returns home.

Each link in the chain represents an experience

point for the customer, and every experience has

high, moderate, or low value. Decision makers can

better evaluate service oriented technology if they

understand how that technologSr affects the value

chain and, consequently, the quality of customers'

experiences. Customers experience every link on

the value chain, but their final evaluation is based

on the quality of the overall experience. To ma:rimize the total value the customer gets from the

value chain, service-oriented technology should

minimize exposure to or enhance low-value links,

somewhat increase exposure to moderate-value

links, and maximize elposure to high-value links.

New technology should also serve to reduce the

number of low-value e4periences, replacing those

with moderate- or high-value ones. Using the

value-chain framework is a way to identifu key relationships among service providers, increase

revenues, reduce costs, foster value-added partnerships, and create a value-measurement system.

247 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

The Verde Valley: a microcosm of sequential

human occupancy in the American southwest.

Van Otten, G.; Comeau, C.J.; Mariahazy, L.l

Napolitan, A.J.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 22 (5): p. 4-13; L992 Mar. Includes

references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Arizona; Settlement patterns; Valleys;

Farming; Ranching; Mining; Urbanization;

Tourism; Environmental impact

24E NAL Call No: G155.G7V57 1989

Visitors in the countryside proceedings of a rural

tourism conference held on 17th November 19EE.

Bramwell, Bill

English Tourist Board, Great Britain, Countryside

Commission, Great Britain, Rural Development

Commission

london : English Tourist Board,.

iii, 69 p. ; 30 cm. Cover title. "Edited by Bill Bram34
well", P. i. "The conference was jointly sponsored

by the English Tourist Board, Rural Development

Commission and Countryside Commission ...", P.

i. Rural tourism.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

249 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Waterford, Nor Yorls the United States' oldest

village faccs the futurc.

Mullahey, J.T.; Douglas, G.F.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 18 (3): p. 4-I3. ill; 1989 Nov.

Language; English

Descriptors.' New York; Villages; Historical buildiogr; Historical areas and sites; Reconditioning;

Tourism; Case studies; Rural development

250 NAL Call No: HC107413A6

West Virginia rolls out the welcome mat for

tourists.

Gridley, C.

W.as$nSton, D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commrsslon.

Appalachia v. 22 (3)' p. 32-37. ill; L989.

Language; English

Desciptorc.' West Virginia; Tourism; Rural development; Economic development; Case studies

251 NAL Call No: HC107A13A6

The western Maryland connection: water and

highnays.

Hoffman, C.

WplinStog D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commlsslon.

Appalachia v. 25 (2): p. 3439; 1992.

Language; English

Desciptorc; Maryland; Roads; Water supply; Economic development; Regional development;

Tourism

252 NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

What's happening with centers in the U.Si.?

Gitelson, R.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a communig and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. 9-L7;1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community

Tourism Development

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2, L989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language; English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Tourism; Travel; Research;

Program development; Case studies; Universities

253 NAL Call No: aSD433.A53

Wilderness-influenced economic impacts on portal communities: The case of Missoula, Montana.

Yuan, M.S.; Christensen, NA.

Asheville, N.C. : The Station.

General technical report SE - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest

Experiment Station (78): p. L9l-L99;1992 Dec. In

the series analytic: The Economic Value of Wilderness. Proceedings of a conference held May 8-

lL, L99L, Jackson, Wyoming. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Montana; Wilderness; Economic impact; Communities; Tourist expenditure; Recreation; Hunting; Angling; Camping; Wildlife;

Resource management

254 NAL Call No: SD143.S64

The wildland/urban interface: site observations

and management implications.

Chavez, D.J.

Bethesda, Md. : The Society.

Proceedings of the Society of American

Foresters National Convention. p. 56L-562; 199L.

Meeting held Aug 4-7,1991, San Francisco, California.

Language; English

Desciptors; California; National forests; Tourists;

Recreation; Hiking; Picnicking; Law enforcement;

Resource management

2SS NAL Call No: 99.8 F768

Wldlands and ecotourism in Latin America: investing in protected areas.

Wallace, G.N.

Bethesda, Md. : Society of American Foresters.

Journal of forestry v. 91 (2)t p. 37-40;1993 Feb.

Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Latin America; Wilderness; Tourism;

Resource conservation; Resource management;

International cooperation

35

256 NAL Call No: S95.E2
Wines and winegrapes: a success story for Long

Island agriculturc.

Wise, A.V.; Pool, R.M.

Ithaca, N.Y. : New York Agric. Exp. Stations and

New York State College of Agric. & Life Sciences.

New York's food and life sciences quarterly v. 19

(1): p. 25-n. ill; 1989.

Language: English

Desciptors.' New York; Wine industry Islands;

Suburban areas; Vineyards; Agricultural research;

Tourist industry

257 NAL Calt No: HN79-A14RB7

Wisconsin neseanch project becomes valuable education tool at local, state and national levels.

Sprehn, D.M.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 14 (a): p. 3-4; 1990 Sep.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Wisconsin; Amenity and recreation

areas; Recreational activities; Tourist attractions;

Extension; Research projects; Rural planning; Surveys

258 NAL Call No: HTl0t.SS2

The world from main street: finding festival

limits.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 18 (3)' p. 3; 1989 Nov.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Tourism; Community programs; Exhibits; Volunteers

259 NAL Call No: G155,A,1E33 1993

World tourism at the millennium an agenda for

industry, goverrment, and education.

Edgell, David L.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Commerce, U.S.

Travel and Tourism Administration,.

viii, 64 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. February L993. Includes

bibliographical references (p. 57-6a).

Language: English

Desciptors.' Tourist trade

zffi NAL Call No: QL765.U6M37 1993

Zoo profiles of 102 zoos, aquariums, and wildlife

parks in the United States., lst ed.

Marshall, Anthony D.

Quick Bibliography Series

New York : Random House,.

xi, 318 p. i 2l cm. Includes index.

Language: English

Desciptorx.' Zoos; Aquariums, Public; Ecotourism

36
Author Index

Adams, C.E. 203

Aislabie, Colin ?ffi

abright, K.B. 79

Alexander, P. L?6, L94, t99

Alllen, L.R. I75

American Express CompanS National Trust

Historic Preservation in the United States

Amos, Carole J. 99

Andereck, K.L. 111

Anderson, I-eslie 210

Anderson, S. Ll7

Ashley, GA. 67

Aviles, J. 161

Aycock, G.P. L93

Baker, P.R. t57

Baldwin, F. 9

Becker, R. H. l4L, L42

Bell, F.W. 162

Bennett, J.G. 38

Bergstrom, J.C. 67

Bevins, M.I. ILg

Bidwell, T. II7

Bird, R.M. ?n2

Blank, Uel 35

Blevins, A. 116

Bodini, A. L%

Borge, Lila J. ffi

Borich, P. LL4

Borich, T.O. LA

Boucher, D.H. t6L

Bover, MJ. 30

Boyle, K.J. 71.

Boza, MA. 37

Bradley, E.B. 160

Bramell, John Paul 229

Bramwell, Bill L82,28

Brathwaite, R. 26

BrenemaD, D. LY

Brown, N.E. 23, l8L

Brown, T.L. 2L, ffi, L45, 243

Browning, E.L. 150

Brownlow, J. 55

Bryson, C. 76

Buchanan, R.D. 49

Buchanan, Robert D. 50

Buerger, R.B. 3

Burgess, E.B. 190

Burns, G.D. L4

Carey, K. 218

Carlson, P.C. 118

Casas, JA. 30

Castner, James L. 159

Chavez, DJ. M, 254

Chepote, R. 161

Chesnutt, J.T. L9, 2n7

child, c.F.T. 2N

Chopak, CJ. 154

Chou, K.S. 39

Christensen, NA. 253

Crgna, AA. 80

Clemson University, Regional Resources Development Institute I42

Clonts, HA. 168

Cobb, T.L. Ln

Comeau, CJ. 247

Connelly, NA. 243

Conservation Foundation L97

Coon, Randal C. 83

Cooper, L. 20

Coppedge, R.O. 196

Cordell, H.K. 67, 108

Cox, L.J. 72

Crabtree, J.R. 65

Culbertsotr, K. 2%

Curtis, M.E. 96

Dahms, F. 69

Davies, Mary E. 185

Dawson, C.P. 2I, 145

Dawson, Chad P. 42

De Albuquerque, K. ?A

Dearden, P. L46

Decker, D.J. 60

DePolo, J. 8, t23

Dieke, P.U.C. 220

Divyak, J. L96

Dominguez Gil, O.E. L6L

Donselaar, D. van 88

Douglas, G.F. 249

Duellman, W.E. 16

Duffey, P. 27

Duffus, DA. tM

Durst, P.B. 2I7

Edgell, David L. 259

Edgerton, WA. L10

Eisinger, D.S. 188

Eleftheriadis, N. 3l

Emmelin, L. 22I

English Tourist Board, Great Britain, Countryside

Commissiorq Great Britain, Rural Development Commission 28

Espeseth, R.D. 49, 54

Espeseth, Robert D. 50

Evans, NJ. %

Fagan, M. 19

Falk, S.B. 188

Fall, Mark L35

for

93

37
Fleming C. L24,20L

Fletcher, R.R. 63

Foden, H.G. 48

Franz, C.P.G. L8, ?M

Franz, D.L. Jr L8,2M

Frederick, Martha 2L3

Gahring, S. 130

Gardner, R.L. L6, 87

Gartner, W.C. 52

Giavelli, G. L%

Gibbons, S.T. 133

Gitelson, R. 252

Glaeseman, K. 94

Glaeseman, M. 94

Golz, Theresa Kay 83

Green, Sharon N. L97

Gridley, C. 250

Gunn, CA. L52

Gunn, Clare A. 225, 245

Haines, M. 73

Hammett, W.S. 191

Hardman, BiU 77

Harris, C. 103

Harris, Charles C. 13

Hartmann, LA. 1L1

Hatry Harry P. 135

Healy, Robert G. 6L

Heart of England Tourist Board

Heath, RA. 2q

Hedges, MA. 151

Hedges, Michael A. 85

Heise, DA. 155

Henning, SA. I3t, 2L9

Herman, G.M. 191

Hesketh, P.S. 7L

Hilchey, D. L20

Hilchey, Duncan 6

Hof, J.G. L&

Hoffman, C. 251

Hollyer, J.R. 72

Honadle, B.W. 4L, U

Hoppe, G.M. L25

Hosey, K. tz

Howell, R. 90, 176

Hronek, B. 9L

Hunt, J.D. 183

Huntington, S. 23

Huss, J. 23, 225

Huss, J.J. L81

Ilbery, B.W. %

Innes, S. t07

Inskeep, Edward 138

Jacobs, JJ. L60

Quick Bibliography Series

Jacobson, S.K. 75

Jennings, G.L. 104

Jensen, K. 116

John, P.L. zLL

Johnson, R. 58, 185

Johnson, R.L. &

Jones, M. L77

Judd, W. L67

Kaltenborn, B.P. 22L

Kammas, M. 2W

Kay, A.M. 105

Kenworthy, J.M. 97

Kiker, C.F. 224

Kilgore, Kay 86

King, DA. L&

Klein, M. 1L8

Koechlin, J.E. 16

Kolberg, J. 2%

Koth, BA. 24

Koth, Barbara A. 82, I87

Kovacs, K.M. L07

Kreag Glenn M. L87

Kutara, P.B.C. 72

Laarman, J.G. 2L7

Lansford, N. 100

Leat, P.M.K. 65

Lee, V.W. 19

158 Leeworthy, V.R. L62

Leholm, A.G. 232

Leitch, Jay A. 83

Libby, L.W. L56

Liddle, M.J. 105

Liffmann, M.M. L7I,2L9

Limbark, L. 2?3

Lime, D.W. 109

Lindberg, Kreg 153

Littrell, M. 208

Iong, P.T. L75

Lord, B.E. L4

Lundberg, Donald E. 233

Lyomasa, MA. 111

MacCracken, J.G. L39

Mahoney, E.M. 11

Makus, L.D. 87

Manheim, Patt 62

Manning, R.E. 81

Manos, 8., 31

Mariahary, L. 247

Marion, W.R. 118

Marshall, A.G. 235

Marshall, Anthony D. zffi

Matsuoka, J.K. 106

McAdam, J.H. I25

38
McConnell, D. W. t42

McCord, R.W. 85

McElroy, J.L. 28

Mclntosh, R.W. 2

Mclaughlin, William J. 13

Mechling A. 22

Mechling, P. 22

Mercer, David tU

Minnesota Extension Service 24

Minnesota Extension Service, Tourism Center 82, t29, t95

Minnesota Extension Service, Tourism Crnter,

University of Minnesota, Minnesota Sea

Grant 42

Moeller, G. 179, 180

Moisey, N. 70

Moody, C.R. 40

Morey, M. 30

Moyer, H. 7

Mueller, W. 92

Muench, D. 5

Muench, D.T. 242

Mullahey, J.T. 249

Muscolino, K. C. LZL

Myers, Phyllis Ln

Napolitan, AJ. 247

Nechushtan, Naomi 62

Nelson, D. 165

Niemeyer, S. 130

O'I*ary J.T. LLz

Obermiller, F. &

Olson, Wanda 195

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Local Initiatives for Employment

Creation (Program) ?S

Ouverson, C.M. 23

Parks, W. 45

Pasquarello, T.E. 3

Peacock, M.C. 188

Perdue, R.R. L75

Peters, C. L47

Peterson, S. 184, 238

Pigeon, R. L37

Pistis, C. 33

Polzin, P.E. 189

Pool, R.M. Zfi

Poon A. 89

Porter, M.D. lL7

Potts, Thomas D. 99, L43

Powell, J. L72,237

Purcell, D.C. 95

Radtke, H. il

Reiling Stephen D. L32

Reilly, R. 130, 208

Rimbey, N.R. 16, 87

Ringhola Raye Carleson Lzl

Roberts, Jennifer 86

Roberts, T. 98

Robles, R. 75

Rochefort, R.M. I33

Rossi, O. 241

Rottman, S.J. 172, 237

Ryan, J.B. 222

Sadowske, S. L99, 223

Salehi-Esfahani, H. 2W

Sandrey, Ron L7

Santarossa, J. 65

Sartore, F. 24L

Sathiendrakumar, R. 212

Schneider, S.S. 4

Schuster, E.G. L5, 189

SchwindeD, T. 59

Seidl, A. 224

Sem, J. L69

Sem, J.H. 205

Sem, John 24

Shafer, E.L. 78, 179, Lffi

Shaq W.D. 163

Shera, W.J. 106

Simonson, L. 5L, 56, L73

Simonson, Lawrence Roger, I87

Singer, Thomas O. 135

Smith, A.K. L92

Smith, E.L. L92

Smith, M. 81

Smith, Michal 25

Soderberg, 86. 14t|

Southeast Women's Employment Coalition 25

Southeastern Center for Forest Economics Research (U.S.) 6L

Spotts, D.M. 1lSprehn, D.M. 257

Stankus, Jan t02

Stanton, John 2ffi

Steinnes, Donald N. 2n

Stokowski, PA. 32

Stout, J. 130

Strauss, C.H. L4

Stribling, H.L. 168

Strom Thurmond Institute, Clemson University,

South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium 143

Strom Thurmond Institute, Regional Development Group t4L

Stubbles, R. 6

Taylor, D.T. 63, 160

Teisl, Mario Francis, 10

Author Index

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Tennessee Valley Authority ?M

Thigpen, J. 203

Thomas, J.K. 203

Thomson, K.J. 65

Timko, Sharon E. 13

Tisdell, C. A. 68, L28

Tonge, Rob 10L

Tope, N.F. LgL

Trefts, VA. 7I

Trussell, Gale R. 77

Tsalikidis, I. 31

Turner, D. 2%

United States, Congress, Office of Technology Assessment L78

United States, Dept. of Agriculture, Economic

Research Service 2I3

United States. Congress. House. Committee on

Small Business. Subcommittee on Procurement, Tourism, and Rural Development ZL4

University of Missouri--Columbia, Dept. of Parks

Recreation and Tourism, University of

Missouri--Columbia, Cooperative Extension

Service, United States, Dept. of Commerce,

United States Travel and Tourism Administration, United States, Economic Development

Administration 2n

Urban Institute 135

Uysal, M. 111

Van Cleave, A.K. Jr 18, ?n4

Van Cleave, R.L. 18,204

Van Otten, G. 247

Van Romer, Kevin I4L

Vasievich, J.M. 1L5

Vickerma& S. 198

Vilchez, B. L61.

Villa, F. 24L

Volmer, N. 98

Wallace, G.N. 255

Warner, E. 74

Warnick, R.B. 57

Watson, A.E. 67, 108

Watson-Olson, J. t94

Watt, C.E. 47, t70

Weaver, G. Y,239

Weaver, G.D. 43

Webster, H.H. 115

Westover, T.N. L49

White, D. zI5

Whitlock, Wendy L4I

Willits, F.K. L74

Wise, A.V. 256

Wood, T.J. 122

Woods, M. L00

Worms, A.J. 53, 140

Wunderlich, KA. 160

Yuan, M.S. 70, L89, 253

Zrvick, R.R. L19

40
Academic achievement 39

Accounting z

Activity 160

Advertising 82, 93, Az

Africa 235

Age differences 39

Aggregate data 11

Agricultural land 1.6, 160

Agricultural research 256

Agricultural structure %

Agroindustrial relations 7

Aircraft 188

Alabama 19, q,85, 95, 168, t93, 2A7

Alberta 76

Alternative farming L2

Amenity and recreation areas 67, 69, t63, I&,

257

American indians 2L5

Analysis of variance 3L

Ancillary enterprises 154, 172,203

A"gli"g 7L, 118, 154,253

Animal behavior LM

Appalachian states of U.SA. 58, 222

Apples 12

Applied research 228

Aquariums, Public zffi

Architectural design 245

Arctic regions 22L

Arizona L50, 2L5, 247

Asia 2I7

Assessment 15, 115

Attitudes 3, 131

Australia l-05

Backpacking 92

Balearic Islands 30

Barbados 89, 2L8

Beaches L62, L63, I&

Bed and breakfast accommodation 22, I85, I92,

r93, ?37

Bed and breakfast accommodations L02, Itre

Bed and breakfast accomodations 50, 195

Behavior patterns L07

Bibliographies 88, 211

Bibliography 2L0

Bicycling 9

Biogeography Ul

Biological stations 159

Blueberries 12

Boating 64, 118

Botswana 6,6, 6

Breakfast 23,24, 49, 54, L45, 194

Building controls 2L8

Business tourism 40, 95, L68

cabt 3, L4, 57, 65,80, 81, 8'7, 96,96, 1"00, LL3,

1L5, 119, r37,150, L55, L74,189, L89, 1gg, 190,

2r5,224,224,2%

California 4, 45, 94, 254

Campgrounds 92

Camping 63, 253

Canada L07, L37

Capacity 2L8

Caribbean ?3, 224

Case studies 5,7, L6, 24, 30,33, 47, 51,, 53, 54,

56, 65,95, gg, ry, L4O, L73, Lgs, W,2r5,2?3,

249, 250, 252

Caves 80

Central Africa 97

Citrus fruits 94

Clothing 89

Coastal areas 3/.,, I3L

Coastal plant communities I25

Colorado 32, L75, 2%

Communication M

Communities 253

Community action 5, 79, LL6, 234

Community development 32, 33, y, 4t, 43, M,

5L, 56, 69, rM, 116, L4f, L52, r55, 232, 242

Community involvement 9, 56, 106, 151

Community programs 258

Comparisons 3L

Competition 89

Computer applications L70

Computer software @, 67

Conferences 47, L65, 222, 239

Conservation 75, LLO, I%, t46, 2L7

Consumer behavior 39

Consumer information 39

Consumer preferences 3L,39, L56

Cooperation 40

Cooperative extension service 2L, 4L, 114, 18L,

r99

Cooperative farm enterprises 27

Cooperative marketing 1,47

Coral 105

Corals 105

Correlation 3L

Cost benefit analysis 156, 192

Costa Rica 37,75, I6L

Costs 52, 162, 163, \M

Crafts 72,208

Crowding M

Cultural tourism 95

Customer relations 26

Clprus 209

Dairy cooperatives n

Dairy farms 45

Subject Index

4l
Quick Bibliography Series

Data analysis L74

Data collection 67

Decision making 39, L%, L39, 156

Demand 163, L&

Demand elasticities 218

Demand functions 2L8

Demography L74

Demonstrations L70

Description and travel L3

Design 245

Developing countries ?n2, zLg

Development 104

Development planning L%

Development plans 97, LIO, LsI, 235,2%

Development policy I08,2?n

Development projects L, L37

Discrimination 4

Diversification 92,94

Diversity 24L

Dockage 33

Domestic tourism 2%

East Africa 97

Economic analysis 72

Economic aspects 62, 83, L97, 2I0, 24

Economic conditions 25, 25, 83

Economic development I, %,29, 4L, 45, 8, 6'7,

89, 95, r1^4, L37, L50, L90, 205,207,208,215,

2r8, 222, 23L, 232,2%, 250, 251

Economic development projects 135

Economic evaluation 16

Economic growth 70, 2W, 224

Economic impact 5, LL, L9, 46, 58, 59, 63, &,

65, 67,70, 106, 108, Lrz, r27, t39,189, 2r7,

242, 243, 253

Economic indicators 243

Economic recovery 69

Economic resources 70

Economic viability 184

Ecotourism L43, L4, L78, ?ffi

Educational programs 2L, 29, 75, I45, L48., 169,

L81"

Employment 65, ?frg,243

Enterprise zones, Rural 214

Entrepreneurship 27, 69,72, 89, tn

Enumeration surveys 72

Environmental degradation Ln

Environmental education 2L7

Environmental factors 81

Environmental impact 3, il, t27, L33, L39,209,

2r7, 2%, 247

Environmental legislation 37

Environmental policy 221,

Environmental protection 80, 115, 166, I82,224

Estimation 3L,2L8

Ethnic groups 98

Evaluation LY, L49

Exhibits 258

Exports 89, ?fi

Extension Xr 72, U,257

Extension activities 41, 85, LL4, LA, L45, I7I,

228

Externalities 32,2?n

Facilities 33

Falkland Islands L25

Family farms 45

Farm enterprises 94

Farm families L?n

Farm holidays %, 87, S, %, L54, 237

Farm income 73, LI7, 118, 156, 203,237

Farm leases 2n3

Farm surveys 118

Farmers L?n

Farmers' markets L2,94

Farmhouse accommodation %,237

Farming 247

Farming systems 92

Farmland L72

Farms 16,22, 101, 118

Feasibility studies I37, 2L5

Federal government L39

Fees L56,202

Festivals L26

Finance 122, I97

Fiscal policy 202

Fish ponds L54

Fishing industry 33

Flight 188

Florida II8, L62, L63, L&, 224

Foreign exchange 97, ?ffi

Foreign trade promotion 135

Forest ecology 115

Forest economics 115

Forest fires 189

Forest management 91, 109

Forest recreation 15,78, ?n3

Forest resources 59, 91, 109, LL5, t75,179

Forest services 9L

Forestry 59

Forests 31,76, L75

Freshwater fishes 7I

Funds 29

Gambia 220

Gambling 6

Game animals ?n3

Georgia 67, ZY

Gramineae I25

42
Greece 31

Green movement 182

Guided tours t73

Guidelines 3, 43, 223, 2?6

Habitat destruction 105

Habitat improvement 16

Handicrafts 29, Ln

Hawaii 72, LM

Heritage areas 69

Hiking 8L, L33, 254

Hill land lU

Historic buildings 96

Historic sites 6, 62,81, 93

Historical areas and sites 249

Historical buildings 249

History 32,97,98, 116, L6f', L67, 169, Z4Z

Home food preparation 49

Home-based businesses 2L,22, 23, 49, 72,

LgI, Lg3, lg4

Hospitality ?3

Hospitality industry 49, L94, 232

Hotel management I02, tfl6

Hotelkeepers 186

Hotels 218

Hotels, taverns, etc 159

Household income 39

Housing 237

Human activity L33

Human resources 2N

Hunting 63, 7L, 117, L1.8, ?n3, 253

Idaho L3,13,16,87,103, 139, 189

Illinois 54, LM

Incentives 202

Income &, 65

Indiana 54

Individual producers 89

Industry 190

Information services 39

Information systems 89, 170

Infrastructure Ir 224

Innovation adoption 89

Innovations 78

Input output analysis &, 67, t23

Insurance 87

Interest groups 53

International cooperation 255

International tourism LLz, 2L7

International travel 8, 111

Inventories 16

Investment 202

Iowa 29, 92, lL3, L24, L77, t8l, 20I, 208

Islands 8, T, t%, ?frg, 24L,256

Italy 80, 89, 136

Subject Index

Jamaica 89

Kansas 79

Kentucky 53

Lake states of U.SA. 1L5

Land 1L1

Land resources 167

Land use 3, L67, 2%, 2q

Land use, Rural 6

Landscape 3L

Latin America ?55

Law L92

Law enforcement 254

Leadership L22, L3L, ?n1,

Leases lI7, Ll8

l-egal liability LL7

Legislation 1.10

Leisure 103

L81, Leisure activities I20,zLL

Less favored areas 73

Licenses L92

Lifestyle lL9, L74

Literacy L52

Livestock enterprises 73

Local government L3L

Local planning 9, 6, 55, 79

Location theory 222

Louisiana L31., I7L, 2L9

Maine 71., L67

Management 43, 49,50, 89, 90, LL7, L%, I_83,

Lfl6, Lgl, rg4

Manpower policy, Rural ?6

Marine parks &

Market intelligence 89, t70

Market research 29,39, 1-Lg, L84, ?n8,223

Market segmentation 11

Market surveys 57

Marketing L9, 22, 87, 177, L92, 2q

Marketing techniques 5, L2, 24, 27, 52, 94, L3f,

223, 229

Marriage 39

Maryland 25I

Maternal behavior 107

Mathematical models 83, L62, 163, l&, 2I8

Meadows t33

Medical sciences L80

Michigan 8, 11, 33, L?3, I54, I84, t94, 238

Miners 98

Mining 98, IL6,247

Minnesota 24, 29, 42, 51,56, 1.L0, Ly, L4A, I4B,

L73, 209, 2?3

Models 14, ?n, %, fi,70, L49, 223

Montana 70, L89, 253

Morphology 105

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Mountain areas t33, 2%

Mountain resorts 58

Multipliers 67

Multivariate analysis L%

Museums 150

National accounting 209

National forests L5,37, 4,91., 1-l2, L48,254

National parks 18, 3'1, 38, 75, 97, Llz, L27, L33,

L39, L88, 189,204,2L5, 2q

National planning 96

National surveys 2L6

Natural areas I42

Natural resource economics 63,7I

Natural resources L08, 1L0, 125, In, L%, L57,

1"69, l.g3

Nature conservation 37, fi, L33

Nature reserves 16

Nature tourism 20, 8L, 16I

Nebraska 29,208

Networking 47

New Brunswick 81

New business enterprises 143

New Mexico 196

New York 3, 21., 96, L45, 243, 249, 256

Nigeria 38

North Carolina L9, 67, I9I

North central states of U.SA. 23L

North Dakota 83, 83

Northeastern states of U.SA. 60

Norway 22I

Off road vehicles 1L8

Off-farm employment 73

Ohio 22

Oklahoma L00, 1L7

Ontario 69, L85

Operating costs 49, I94

Optimization 2L8

Orchards 94

Oregon &, I4O

Organizations 47

Outdoor recreation ?n,67,87, LL0, I4L, L43,I4,

zLL, 22L

Outturn 89

Overgrazing I25

Parks 3, L4,81, L04, L97, I97, I97

Participation 165

Partnerships L@, 148

Pennsylvania 9, L4,96, t74

Perception L3L, I49

Peru L6

Phoca L07

Picnicking 254

Pinus 31.

Planning 1

Policy LN

Population density L4

Poultry products 94

Poverty 235

Price policy 2n

Private ownership 20

Private sector LW, L4f,', ?n5

Program development 2L, 24, Y, 5L,53, 56, 1.48,

r8r, 223, 226, ?52

Program evaluation I45

Projections 59, L79

Public domain 20, 87

Public ownership 1L1

Public relations 5,52

Public sector IW, L$, L57

Public services 1ffi

Publications 47, LY, L55

Publicity sales promotion 7, lY, L73

Purchasing 119

Quality of life 106, L75

Quality standards 246

Questionnaires L1, 1.3L

Rain forests 74, L59

Ranching 16, 247

Rangelands L6, L72

Reconditioning 249

Record keeping 2

Recovery 161

Recreation L6, M, 5'1, ffi, &, 70, 87, tl7, Il8,

rr9, L3L, L6, L56, ilffi,l7r, 1!)6, L9g, 232,253,

254

Recreation area carrying capacity I49

Recreation area demand predictions 162

Recreation area planning 33, 105, 1L0

Recreation area surveys 188

Recreation areas 245

Recreation equipment 180

Recreation management L5, t6, t05, I72, L96

Recreational activities 3, 81, 2LI,257

Recreational facilities L04

Recreational use 6

Recruitment 45

Regional development ?8, 251

Regional planning &,22L, 222

Regional surveys 18, L3L, L74

Regulations 23, 156, 188

Research 156, t76,252

Research projects 257

Reserved areas 2L5,2n

Resorts 106

Resource conservation L52, 167, ?55

Resource exploitation 97, 235

44
Resource management 4, lffi, 1.10, lL\ I5'1,,

175, l7g, Lg3, 253, 254, 255

Resource utilization T, L68, ?fiz

Resources 16, 87

Restaurants L2, il

Retired people 19

Retirement homes L9

Returns 6

Rhode Island 62, 62

Roads 25L

Roles 21., 56,9L, L45, L57, L69, 1r7L, I81, 2?8

Rural areas q, 65, L24, 2L9, 240

Rural communities 9, 32, S, fl, 95, L06, II9,

L?n, Ln, L3L, r4f., r52, L6g, L70, 17L, L75, 1g5,

205, ?31, ?32, 2y,239, 242

Rural development L, ?6,29, ffi,89,99, LCfJ., !22,

L70, L7L, L72, L75, L76, t77, ?nr, 20r, ?ng, 2L3,

214, 2L7, 23L, 2y, 2N, Ug, 250

Rural economy 5, &, LW, 1r3L,2L6

Rural environment U

Rural industries 77, 229

Rural industry L73

Rural planning L22, L77, 257

Rural population t67

Rural renewal lrzL

Rural roads 5

Rural society t74

Rural sociology 38

Rural tourism 4, 19, ?n, 22, 45, '73, 75, 79, 8,

116, 155, 174, L77,195, 1gg, 205,239

Rural urban relations 152

Rural women 25

Safety 188

Sales promotion 39

Science and state L78

Scotland 65

Seals L07

Service industries workers 25

Services &

Settlement patterns 247

Sevier County (Tenn.) ?5

Sex differences 39

Sheep I25

Simulation models 24L

Skiing 58, 98

Skills 89

Small business 50, 143

Small businesses 2,89, L84, 192, L96

Social benefits 65

Social conditions IZL

Social consciousness 56

Social development 2%

Social impact LM, ?ffi

Social integration 152

Social status 111

Social values 115

Socioeconomic status 39

South Carolina 67, Lm

South Dakota 46, Ll6

Southern Africa 97

Southern States 25

Specialization 89

State government 228

State parks 67

Statistics 118

Stress L49

Structural change %

Suburban areas 256

Summer 18

Surveys 3, M,63, L08, 111, 1.60, L75, 257

Sustainability ?3, 75, 2%, 24A

Taxes 100

Teamwork 40

Technology 78, L79, L80

Technolog5r and state 178

Temperate zones L6L

Tennessee 12, 18, 67, ?M

Terrain 9

Texas 47, I40, L70,203

Theme parks 48

Threshold countries 89

Time management 87

Tourism I,5,7, 12, L5, L8,24,27, ?3,29, n,

31, 33, 9, %, 3'1, 39, 4L, 43, 6, 47, 5t, 52,

53, 54, 56, 57, 59, 59, &, 65, 69, 74, 76, 79,

80, 85, 89, 90, 9L, 94, 97, Lm, 105, L06, 1,09,

11.0, 1LL, \I4, Lls, I22,123, r25, 133, 134, L%,

137, L4p, r45, 146, 1,49, 1_50, L52, L57, L65, 16f.,

167, L69, r70, L7I, r73, L76, L7g, L90, 193, L9g,

20L, 202, ?n4, 207, ?ng, ?frg, 2lr, 2L6, 22r, 223,

224, 226,2?3,23L, 232,2y, 239, 2N,24r, 242,

243, 247, 249, 250, 25L, 252, 255, 259

Tourism development 3, 4, 9, 32, 55,'79, 84, 96,

108, r24,127, r3L, L5L, 155, r74, I75,1g3, 1g5,

L96, 2r5, 2r9,2?n, 222, 239

Tourism impact 4, 14, ffi, 63, 70, I07, L08, ln,

r75, L89, 2L7

Tourism policy 220

Tourism research 8, 1-l-, 7"1,, I03, L23, L3I, L62,

163, 164, 238

Tourism theory 8

Tourist attractionS €, 96, L04, I?6, I47,'1..54, I84,

L90,207,257

Tourist camps, hostels, etc 101

Tourist expenditure ffi, &, 67,70, tlz, ttg, I39,

L89, 207, 253

Subject Index

45
Tourist guides 63, LL3

Tourist industry 2, LL,39, 8, 57, 58,72,89,98,

LIz, LL3, I94, 2n2, 205, ?fi7, 2L7, 2L8, 235, 238,

246,256

Tourist trade 6, L3, ?6,35, 42, 6I, 62, ffi,77, 83,

fJ6, 93,99, L0L, Lzr, L29, L32, L35, 1.38, L4L,

L42, 143, L53, L58, L82, L87, L97, ?M, 2L0, 2L3,

2r4, 225,2n, 229, ?il, 233,24, 245,24f., 259

Tourists 8, 4, y2, lLL, LLZ, L23, L30, 149, L88,

235, ?54

Towns 69,98, 116, 152, 185

Trade 53

Trails I6L

Training courses 75

Trampling 105, 161

Transport 180

Travel 39, 52, 57, L03, L52, L62, 163, 164, 169,

L99, ?M, 2L6, ?3r,252

Travel agents 2L7

Trends t80, 232, 243

Trinidad and tobago 89

Tropical rain forests t6L, 16

u.sA. l, T, 4r, 43, 52, 57, S, S, 9L, 109, 111",

LLz, LL4, 122, 155, L56, L57, 169, 176, L88, 192,

r98, L99, ?n5, 2L6,226,232, 252

Uncertainties 2L8

United Kingdom %

United States L35, t97, t97, L97, I97, 2I0, 2U

Universities 169, L7L, L76, 2?8, 252

Urban areas I37

Urbanization 247

Usda 1.5

Use efficiency 240

Utah 98

Vacation accommodation 100

Vacation accomodation 24, 54, &, t45, L94

Vacations 39, 43,88, 201

Valleys 247

Vegetation L6L

Vermont 27, LLg

Videotapes 180

Villages 69, 249

Vineyards 256

Virginia 39

Visitor impact L89

Visitors 15, 3L

Volunteers ?58

Wales 73

Washington I33

Water supply 25L

Welfare economics 2N

West (U.S.) LzL

West Virginia ?n, 250

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Western states of U.S*{. 59

Wilderness 70, 217, 22L, 253, ?55

Wilderness areas 6

Wildfires 189

Wildlife lW, IL7, \6,2n,253

Wildlife conservation 65, 6, 97, L?5,

198

Wildlife management 65

Wildlife parks 235

Wine industry zfi

Wisconsin 5, 7, A\ ?57

Women 25

Workshops (programs) 47, 54, S, S,

23L

Wyoming 63, 160, 189

Zimbabwe 2N

Zoos zffi

L46., Lffi,

t76,24

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