Journal of Tourism Challenges and Trends

2008 - 2009

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Volume 2, issue 1, 2009

Tourism in Mountain and Remote Regions pp. 11-25

Joseph Lema,, Jerome Agrusa and Wendy Agrusa

Religious and Pilgrimage Tourism as a Special Segment of Mountain Tourism pp. 27-42

Tamás Pohner, Tibor Berki and Tamara Rátz

Tourism in Himachal Himalayas: Global Perspective pp. 75-95

Vinay Chauhan

Importance of Mountain Reservoirs for Tourism Case Study: Pieniny Mountains pp. 99-110

Katarzyna Dudagromada and Lóránt Dávid

Tourism-Related Impacts on Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania: Implications for Tourism Management on Mountain Ecosystems pp. 111-123

James Wakibara, Kimaro Ndesari and Nyamakumbati Mafuru

Tourism Developments in the Sleeping Valley (Mugla-Milas), According to the Opinions of the Local People pp. 125-136

Raziye OBAN (cakicioglu)

Mountain Biking in India: a New Definition to Adventure Tourism pp. 137-141

Shweta Tanwar

Mountain Tourism in Romania between Theory and Practice pp. 143-151

Octavian Arsene

Volume 1, issue 2, 2008

Thematic Routes - Tourist Destinations in Romania pp. 11-32

Mihaela Dinu and Adrian Cioaca

Basic Service Quality Dimensions in Tourist Destination Planning pp. 33-44

Chris Vasiliadis, Raghu Bista and Anestis Fotiadis

Adapting the TDM-Model in the Development of Tourism in Harghita County pp. 45-60

Alpár Horváth and Attila Peteley

An Analysis of Sport Event Tourism Research: Trends, Issues and Future Directions pp. 61-76

Douglas Michele Turco

Development of Water Tourism – the Prospects of the Hungarian Tisza River Basin pp. 77-90

Krisztina Ujvári

The Determination of Sea Tourism Season According to the Climatic Conditions in Marmaris - Alanya Coastal Belt (SW of Turkey) pp. 91-111

Yüksel Güçlü

Influencing Tourist Behavior through Relationship Marketing pp. 113-122

Alexandra Zbuchea

Strategic Management of Ecotourism: An Australian Perspective pp. 123-144

John Saee

A Longitudinal Study of Lithuania: Perceptions of German Travel Consumers pp. 145-152

Ron Lennon, Bay O’leary and Birute Clottey

Internationalisation of Menus: the Case of Lebanese Restaurants pp. 153-166

Said M. Ladki and Georges Tamer

The Possibilities of GIS in Tourism Education Abstract Even if there are progresses in the integration of GIS in various natural and social sciences, this technology can be considered in isolated one, as the computer science was about 10 years ago. In this paper we would like to present those possibilities that are or will be accessible in tourism education. The education segment is our main target even if we don’t want to make abstraction of the fact, that a practical education should include many real world applications to prepare the student for real situations. In tourism education GIS can play an important role especially in the following directions: modeling, simulation, analysis. We consider that by revealing some of these possibilities, we can help to develop a more efficient and competitive tourism market pp. 167-178

Magyari-Saska Zsolt and Stefan Dombay