
An Introduction to Sustainable Tourism
Alexandra Coghlan
ISBN: 9781911396734 HBK; 9781911396741 PBK; 9781911396758 eBook
DOI: 10.23912/9781911396734-4151
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“… perfect for students starting their journey in sustainable tourism or the practitioner interested in the applied and theoretical mechanisms and issues of sustainable tourism concepts. Coghlan brings sustainable tourism into the 21st century with approachable exercises, real-world application, and the state of sustainable tourism tools … Her book illuminates the political and pragmatic realities of implementation and considerations for the future. Indeed a text for all those starting their sustainability journey!”
Kelly S Bricker PhD, Director, Parks, Recreation & Tourism, University of Utah, USA
"Written in an engaging and story-like manner this book explains many elements of sustainable tourism and outlines key issues facing the industry. … there are many interesting and relevant global examples that both students and practitioners will be able to identify with and learn from.”
Rachel Dodds, Professor, Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Ryerson University, Canada.
“Alexandra Coghlan has written a clear, fresh, stimulating introduction to sustainable tourism. Full of relevant and current international examples, it is a pleasure to read.”
Xavier Font, Professor of Sustainability Marketing, School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, University of Surrey, UK
Using first-hand research projects and packed with international case studies, it combines theoretical and applied knowledge with a scaffolded learning approach and takes a comprehensive look at practical management tools, certifications and innovation as part of the process of operationalising and implementing sustainable tourism.
An Introduction to Sustainable Tourism provides a comprehensive, pragmatic, and realistic look at integrating sustainability into tourism. It adopts a systems-perspective, looking at the whole tourism supply chain to provide an integrated viewpoint of sustainability in the tourism industry and asks:
The text uses QR codes and hyperlinks to provide readers with additional resources to better understand the material presented in the textbook.
An Introduction to Sustainable Tourism is an essential text for tourism students across all levels, undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Alexandra Coghlan is Associate Professor in tourism at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. She has worked primarily in the area of sustainable tourism and nature-based tourism, with a strong focus on conservation and social and environmental benefits of tourism.
Publication: July 2019
Kelly S Bricker PhD, Director, Parks, Recreation & Tourism, University of Utah, USA
"Written in an engaging and story-like manner this book explains many elements of sustainable tourism and outlines key issues facing the industry. … there are many interesting and relevant global examples that both students and practitioners will be able to identify with and learn from.”
Rachel Dodds, Professor, Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Ryerson University, Canada.
“Alexandra Coghlan has written a clear, fresh, stimulating introduction to sustainable tourism. Full of relevant and current international examples, it is a pleasure to read.”
Xavier Font, Professor of Sustainability Marketing, School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, University of Surrey, UK
Using first-hand research projects and packed with international case studies, it combines theoretical and applied knowledge with a scaffolded learning approach and takes a comprehensive look at practical management tools, certifications and innovation as part of the process of operationalising and implementing sustainable tourism.
An Introduction to Sustainable Tourism provides a comprehensive, pragmatic, and realistic look at integrating sustainability into tourism. It adopts a systems-perspective, looking at the whole tourism supply chain to provide an integrated viewpoint of sustainability in the tourism industry and asks:
- How does policy encourage or discourage sustainability?
- How do intermediaries influence the sale of sustainable tourism?
- What are the operator’s concerns, how do tourists themselves respond to them?
- What are the values of sustainability in tourism and what are the impacts ‘trade-offs’ to the tourist experience?
The text uses QR codes and hyperlinks to provide readers with additional resources to better understand the material presented in the textbook.
An Introduction to Sustainable Tourism is an essential text for tourism students across all levels, undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
Alexandra Coghlan is Associate Professor in tourism at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. She has worked primarily in the area of sustainable tourism and nature-based tourism, with a strong focus on conservation and social and environmental benefits of tourism.
Publication: July 2019
Table of contents
Introduction; Chapter 1: Definitions and origins; Chapter 2: Challenges; Chapter 3: Impacts; Chapter 4: Policy and governance; Chapter 5: Ethics and values; Chapter 6: Operationalisation ; Chapter 7: A partnership approach; Chapter 8: Specific sustainable tourism sectors and the sustainable tourism experience; Chapter 9: The future of sustainable tourism: change and innovation; Chapter 10: Research, Questions and conclusion; IndexTable of contents
Introduction; Chapter 1: Definitions and origins; Chapter 2: Challenges; Chapter 3: Impacts; Chapter 4: Policy and governance; Chapter 5: Ethics and values; Chapter 6: Operationalisation ; Chapter 7: A partnership approach; Chapter 8: Specific sustainable tourism sectors and the sustainable tourism experience; Chapter 9: The future of sustainable tourism: change and innovation; Chapter 10: Research, Questions and conclusion; IndexAbout the authors
Associate Professor in tourism at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. She has worked primarily in the area of sustainable tourism and nature-based tourism, with a strong focus on conservation and social and environmental benefits of tourismTable of contents
Introduction; Chapter 1: Definitions and origins; Chapter 2: Challenges; Chapter 3: Impacts; Chapter 4: Policy and governance; Chapter 5: Ethics and values; Chapter 6: Operationalisation ; Chapter 7: A partnership approach; Chapter 8: Specific sustainable tourism sectors and the sustainable tourism experience; Chapter 9: The future of sustainable tourism: change and innovation; Chapter 10: Research, Questions and conclusion; IndexAbout the authors
Associate Professor in tourism at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. She has worked primarily in the area of sustainable tourism and nature-based tourism, with a strong focus on conservation and social and environmental benefits of tourismSample files
Contents, copyright and preface.pdfChapter 1.pdf
Chapter 2.pdf
Chapter 3.pdf
Chapter 4.pdf
Chapter 5.pdf
Chapter 6.pdf
Chapter 7.pdf
Chapter 8.pdf
Chapter 9.pdf
Chapter 10.pdf
Table of contents
Introduction; Chapter 1: Definitions and origins; Chapter 2: Challenges; Chapter 3: Impacts; Chapter 4: Policy and governance; Chapter 5: Ethics and values; Chapter 6: Operationalisation ; Chapter 7: A partnership approach; Chapter 8: Specific sustainable tourism sectors and the sustainable tourism experience; Chapter 9: The future of sustainable tourism: change and innovation; Chapter 10: Research, Questions and conclusion; IndexAbout the authors
Associate Professor in tourism at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. She has worked primarily in the area of sustainable tourism and nature-based tourism, with a strong focus on conservation and social and environmental benefits of tourismSample files
Contents, copyright and preface.pdfChapter 1.pdf
Chapter 2.pdf
Chapter 3.pdf
Chapter 4.pdf
Chapter 5.pdf
Chapter 6.pdf
Chapter 7.pdf
Chapter 8.pdf
Chapter 9.pdf
Chapter 10.pdf
Online resources
Suggested multi-choice review questions for all chaptersClick here to download
PowerPoint Slides to accompany each chapter
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10