Tourism: Perspectives and Practices ed. by Senay Sabah

This volume is dedicated to tourism from economic, managerial, marketing, and educational perspectives, using different frameworks and methodologies.

Tourism is an important phenomenon of today's global world and is regarded as the world's biggest industry. As a concept, tourism inspires attention from different scientific areas and can be considered within an interdisciplinary context. Due to its multidisciplinary, multidimensional, and multimethod character, tourism is an area ripe for study. This book is a modest try for that end.
The chapters are written from economic, managerial, marketing, and educational perspectives, using different frameworks and methodologies.

Contents
1.Introductory Chapter: Studying Tourism
2.Tourism Specialization, Income Distribution, and Human Capital in South America
3.The Disproportional Arrangement of the House: The Biodiversity Spaces and the Transformation of the Traditional Balinese House in Tourism Economy
4.Expectancy Models and Work Related Service Innovation and Service Quality Orientation as a Business Strategic Tool in the Tourism Sector
5.From Your Preferences to Niche Tourism: A New “To-Do” List in Hong Kong
6.Using Partial Least Squares to Measure Tourism Students’ Satisfaction with Work-Integrated Learning