دانلود کتاب Routledge Handbook on Tourism and Small Island States in the Pacific

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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of figures
List of tables
List of contributors
Acknowledgements
Part I Tourism and small island states in the Pacific: Conceptual overview and regional context
Chapter 1 Introduction: Understanding small island states and tourism in the Pacific
Chapter 2 Tourism and the Sustainable Development Goals in Small Island States in the Pacific
Chapter 3 Tourism and the new regional governance of ‘Pacific large ocean states’: From governance and development to metagovernance and resilience
Chapter 4 Tourism mobility and transport: Issues and developments in Pacific Island states
Chapter 5 Tourism and the Pacific Island economies: Outcomes and implications
Chapter 6 The COVID-19 pandemic and the South Pacific: Evaluating crisis-related tourism recovery strategies
Chapter 7 Mass Tourism in Small Pacific Island States: A Critical Review of Tourism Development in the Pre-COVID era
Chapter 8 Deciphering tourism’s auspicious and inauspicious relationships with food and agriculture in Pacific Island states: Identifying problems and solutions
Part II Tourism and island states in Melanesia
Chapter 9 Australian travel writing and notions of savagery in Melanesia
Chapter 10 Tourism development in the Solomon Islands: Identifying the concerns and challenges
Chapter 11 Tourism policy and planning in Fiji: A critique
Chapter 12 Gender empowerment in tourism development: Female bungalow hosts in Vanuatu
Chapter 13 Tourism, micro-entrepreneurship, and handicrafts in the Solomon Islands
Chapter 14 Community management of cultural tourism at a World Heritage Site: Intersections of the ‘local’ and ‘global’ at Chief Roi Mata’s Domain, Vanuatu
Chapter 15 An assessment of the social media marketing performance of Fiji’s hotel industry before and during COVID-19
Chapter 16 Opportunities and challenges of ecotourism development in Fiji: Evidence from an eco-resort and a marine park
Part III Tourism and island states in Micronesia
Chapter 17 Tourism development in the Marshall Islands: Examining the challenges and opportunities
Chapter 18 Deciphering the environmental challenges and advancements of tourism development in Palau
Chapter 19 Utilizing Sustainable Development Goals to guide thematic tourism development in Kiribati
Chapter 20 Deciphering Nauru as a non-tourism destination: Current challenges and potentialities
Chapter 21 Understanding tourism development in the Federated States of Micronesia: Reshaping sustainable ways forward for a post-pandemic future
Part IV Tourism and island states in Polynesia
Chapter 22 Sustainable tourism planning in Samoa: Identifying the challenges and opportunities
Chapter 23 Tourism in the Kingdom of Tonga: Challenges, solutions and research
Chapter 24 Yoga tourism and sustainable development in Niue post-COVID: Investigating the potential for sport tourism and wellness experiences
Chapter 25 Tourism development in the Cook Islands: Deconstructing the impacts and identifying a sustainable framework
Chapter 26 Tuvalu: A paradise rarely visited
Conclusion
Chapter 27 Future research trajectories: Pacific Island tourism
Index