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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Foreword. Editor's note. 1. A brief history of AITTA and Seminar proceedings. 2. Sustainable synergistic relationship between tourism Bio diversity local people and management Maharana Pratap Sagar (Pong Dam Wetland) in Himachal Pradesh/S.P. Bansal and Prashant Kumar Gautam. 3. Nature Rock Garden the valley of flowers destination interpretation and infrastructure auditing/S.C. Bagri and Ashok Kumar. 4. Ecotourism a tool for sustainability in Afar region of Ethiopia/Mohit Kukreti. 5. Analysing environmental impact assessment for tourism and developing a frame work for the Nilgiri biosphere reserve/M.R. Dileep. 6. Ecotourism complex planning at Kalimath in Garhwal Himalaya/S.C. Bagri and Jitendra Mohan Mishra. 7. The changing trends of pilgrimage tourism in India/Ravi Bhushan Kumar. 8. Tourism in Kumaon Himalaya a study of tourist traffic and visitors profile of Nainital and Almora/Anajana Sharma. 9. Tourism entrepreneurship development in Uttaranchal a case of tourist guest house project of Uttaranchal tourism/S.K. Gupta and Sanjay Dhyani. 10. Sustainable tourism development present scenario of sustainable use of India's tourism resources/Rakesh Dhodi and Rashmi Dhodi. 11. Sustainable tourism in developing countries relevance and challenges/Surender Pal Singh. 12. Temporal distribution of tourists in Goa/S.M. Ambli. 13. Environmental codes of conduct for sustainable ecotourism development in India/Tarun Roy. 14. Food and beverage industry in Garhwal Himalaya a case study of Srinagar Garhwal/Saurabh Dixit. 15. The pristine glory and scenic beauty of Orchha/Devesh Nigam and Nidhi Bhatia. 16. Yoga for wellness an emerging trend in alternative tourism/Prachi Rastogi. 17. Ethiopia tourism to be harnessed for food security/Mohit Kukreti. Annexures. Sustainable Tourism in Management teaching has emerged recently and the growing importance of the subject has been well realized by the policy makers and the management interns. However there is a dearth of the quality literature on the subject concern despite a number of researches undergoing throughout the globe. This book provides an insight and exhaustive tour of the exciting world of tourism with special reference to Sustainable Development and further comprehensive coverage of all the dimensions aspects and managerial issues pertaining to sustainability. The book also provides an overview of the inter disciplinary activities like ecotourism hotel industry yoga tourism pilgrimage entrepreneurship along with specific case studies based on intensive field surveys. This book is a state of the art having all the required data and figures for the planners and policy makers along with academicians and management experts for farming new developmental approach for upcoming destination based on sustainability so as to conserve the nature and society for the generations to come. 224 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Tourism an overview. 2. Resource potential in tourism. 3. Tourism development under different plans. 4. National tourism policy of India. 5. Tourism policy of different states. 6. Tourism policy and planning in India an analysis. Index. Tourism as a subject of study is an emerging discipline and there still exists some confusion as regarding its concept and definition. In the Indian context it is in its very juvenile phase and as such not much of the study material is available on the subject. The onset of liberalization and the phenomenon of globalization have made India a destination of many stakeholders worldwide. This has resulted in change of fortunes for the country and today India has emerged as one of the greatest markets for global trade. This has opened opportunities for tourism as well. As a result tourism has become a subject for both planners and policy makers. While recognizing the true potential of tourism in the economic development of the country the government of India has every reason to adopt it as an important facet for nation building process. As such the government has meticulously used all its resources in the speedy development of tourism in the country. 222 pp.…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Tourist attractions. 3. Analysis of tourism infrastructure. 4. Tourist profile. 5. Tourism planning. 6. Tourism marketing. 7. Conclusions and recommendations. Index. From the preface In this book an attempt has been made to focus on some of the emerging issues of resource interpretation and sustainable development planning of the heritage tourism of central India. The book has been divided into seven chapters dealing with the various aspects from introduction to conclusion. The first chapter is the introduction which deals with the conceptual meaning of tourism with special reference to central India it's nature and forms the problems dealing with the study area the aims and objectives of the study hypothesis methodology and review of literature. The second chapter deals with various tourist attractions in central India with case studies of the concerned areas. A detail description of the natural and manmade tourist attractions has been attempted which covers detailed study of national parks sanctuaries hill stations their flora and fauna geography important facilities like accommodation transportation and specific information considered vital. Detailed information on various manmade attractions comprising of temples stupas palaces and forts case study of destinations their architecture cultural heritage accommodation facilities transportation facilities and other useful information has been made available. The third chapter deals with one of the most important factors of tourism in any destination and that is the analysis of tourism infrastructure. Different facilities which are supposed to be basic to the development of tourism have been discussed. While doing so facilities such as accommodation transportation power supply shopping facilities information centers and foreign exchange counters have been taken into account. The relevance of the study of there infrastructural components lies on the fact that the tourism phenomenon requires to provide the best possible services and facilities that may attract the foreign and domestic tourists as the source for the national and local residents of tourist places. In the fourth chapter the tourist profile is studied in detail to make sure that the information given in the book might be a valuable potential to develop and promote tourism in this central part of India. Statistical study of tourist generating market (both internal and external) tourist motivation and length of stay expenditure pattern occupancy and seasonality has been taken in to account in this chapter. The fifth chapter elaborates the importance of tourism planning in the study area as cultural tourism natural tourism spots and whole of Madhya Pradesh as ecotourism promoting state. Emphasis has been given to market analysis determining tourist facilities and infrastructural needs techniques of tourism plan formulation and formulation of plans to promote cultural natural and ecotourism activities. In the sixth chapter tourism marketing has been examined. The definition of tourism marketing its importance tourism marketing planning market segmentation package tours in central India have been suggested as market strategies to achieve the desired result. And the last chapter of this book deals with summary conclusions and recommendations and includes comprehensive bibliography. 332 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability: Prospect of Bakkhali, West Bengal/Jayita Bit. 2. New, Online Media and Tourism/Shivajyoti Das Baruah. 3. An Analytical Study of Governmental and Regional Efforts to Develop Tourism in India/Susmita Priyadarshini. 4. Elicit the Willingness to Payf or Conservation of Kaziranga National Park via Contingent Valuation Method/Abinash Bharali. 5. The Supply Side Model of Tourism: A State Level Analysis of India/Ratul Kumar Lahon and Snigdha Gogoi. 6. Boosting the Potential of Rural Tourism in the North Eastern Region/Wandinecia Tariang. 7. Status of Tourism in Assam/Bhagyalakhi Gogoi and Surajit Saikia. 8. Tourism Development in North East India via Look East Policy: A Study of the Scope and the Challenges Ahead/Sujata Choudhury. 9. Prospects of Tourism Industry in Barpeta District ofAssam/Rinku Das. 10. Disaster Management of Heritage Sites in Assam with Special Reference to Kaziranga and Majuli/Jogesh Changmai. 11. Ecotourism, Growth and Environmental Sustainability/Abdur Rashid Ahmed. 12. Tour Packages to the Tourist Spots: Requirement of Assam Tourism Industry/Ankita Borbora. 13. Tourism and its Potential For Development in Assam/Rajib Borah and Atul Sakia. 14. Tourism for Sustainable Economic Growth: The Case of Sivasagar District/Protim Sharma and Pranati Boruah. 15. Cultural Tourism and its Impacts on the Society/Hiranya Konch and Dhruba Jyoti Dutta. 16. Eco-tourism: Problems and Prospects of North East India with Special Reference to Assam/Kosturi Goswami. 17. Challenges for Kaziranga National Park of Assam/Niranjan Thengal. 18. Development of Tourism and Regional Imbalance in India/Anup Deka. 19. Tourism in India with Special Reference to North-east India/Debajit Boruah andTapan Kr. Chuita. 20. Assam Tourism as an Industry: Its Prospects, Problems and Economic Significances/Anuj Kr. Das. 21. Cultural Attractions of Tourism in India and Socio-Cultural Impact on Tourism/Mridujyoti Lalita. 22. Ecotourism for Sustainable Development/Priyanka Bharali.…