The Tourist Review: Volume 55 Issue 1

Managing the balance of power: UK tour operators and destinations

Mary Klemm, Lynn Parkinson

The competitive strategies of international tour operators have had a negative effect on the sustainability of some tourist destinations. British tour operator strategies are…

Croatia and cultural tourism: A social and economic imperative

John Fox, Renata Fox

This paper discusses the emergence and importance of cultural tourism in Croatia in relation to the country's transition and tourism. A model within which Croatia's cultural…

Gastronomy and tourism: Must every tourist wish be our command?

Claude Moulin

This paper's main theme is that gastronomy as a general matter is an under‐rated, under‐represented, and under‐valued component on the tourism menu. The suggestion will be that in…

Beeinflussbarkeit des mobilitätsverhalten beim wintersport

Marc Trösch, Paul Messerli

The present study on mobility behaviour in winter sports is based on the premise that this segment of the transport market is distinguished by particularly high costs for…

Dynamic tourism processes; A case study of the effects of multiple development actions on regional level

Jon Teigland

Regional development was the main goal when Norway applied for the Winter Olympics in the 1980'ies. The intention was to use the Games as a strong impulse to a stagnating region…

Strategic academic co‐operation in tourism education through tempus‐phare projects: The case of ohrid

Evangelos Christou, Fotis Kilipiris, Ioannis Karamanidis, Careva Vasilevska, Naume Marinoski, Josif Andreeski

The recent adverse economic and military developments in the Balkan Peninsula have provided sound indications regarding the future development of the area. It now seems to be…