Tourism in marine environments. Vol. 7 (2011), No. 3-4
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Inv. br.: č2011/003-3-4
A field engages: papers from the 6th international coastal and marine tourism congress, 99-112.
- Aspects of the legal environment of coastal and marine tourism in South Africa, 113-120.
- An industry in decline? The evolution of whale-watching tourism in Hervey Bay, Australia, 121-132.
- Optimization of mariculture sites in the tourism area of Seribu Islands, Java Sea, Indonesia, 133-140.
- Diving tourism in Mozambique: an opportu ity at risk?, 141-151.
- Scuba diver perceptions and evaluations of crowding underwater, 153-165.
- Successful interpretation in Great Barrier Reef tourism: dive in or keep out of it?, 167-178.
- Tourism in regions of natural resource decline: a Newfoundland case study, 179-190.
- Kia angi puku to hoe I te wai: ocean noice and tourism, 191-202.
- A model for coastal tourism: the coast is all in one's mind, 203-211.
- Towards a utilitarian ethic for marine wildlife tourism, 213-222.
- The learning tourist: the role of identity-related visit motivations, 223-232.