Festival management & event tourism : an international journal. Vol. 4 (1996), No. 3-4
Inv. br.: č1997/068-3-4
The Bledisloe Cup: quantifying the direct economic benefits of event tourism, with ramifications for a city in economic transition, 107-116.
- How special are special events? The economic impact and strategic development of the New Zealand Masters Games, 117-126.
- Tourism economic impact of a rotating sport event: the case of the British Columbia Games, 127-138.
- Cross-cultural equivalence of festival motivations: a study of Jordan, 139-144.
- Ranfurly Shield rugby: an investigation into the impacts of a sporting event on a provincial city, the case of New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand, 145-149.
- Creating a data base of events in New Zealand: early results, 151-155.
- Volunteer perception of learning and satisfaction in a mega-event: the case of the XVII Olympic Winter Games in Lillehammer, 75-83.
- Events management: an emerging challenge in Australian higher education, 85-93.
- Achieving economic benefits at local events: a case study of a local sports event, 95-106.