Tourism analysis : an interdisciplinary journal. Vol. 2 (1997), No. 3-4
Inv. br.: č1998/015-3-4
Logistic regression modeling of differential racial views of tourism development on a Montana Indian reservation, 143-160.
- Using means-end theory to understand visitors within a nature-based interpretive setting: a comparison of two methods, 161-174.
- The problem of verbal reports in recreation research: review, recommendations, and new directions, 175-183.
- Tourism in Spain: a spatial analysis and synthesis, 185-205.
- Lasting service products and the nature of tourism, 207-212.
- Travel motivation of heritage tourists, 213-215.
- Cross-referential marketing across Walt Disney's 'world': corporate power and the imagineering of nation and culture, 217-228.
- Tourism in Spain. Critical issues, 233-235.
- Tourism community relationships, 235-236.