You must include BOTH suggested readings for the module on Canvas and journal articles (do not simply cut and paste the abstract), book chapters, books drawn from you own research. You are not permitted to use text books and you must address issues covered in the teaching on the module. References are not part of the word count.
It is suggested that you use 8 texts. The narrative should summarise the key points that the text is making about the development of tourism as a global phenomenon. You do not need to comment on the research methods.
Each text must be fully cited using the Harvard method of referencing followed by the summary of the text’s contents. You are not expected to include a full Harvard reference list at the end of the work unless you have referred to material in your text summaries that is not taken from that text.
1. Global Nature of Tourism: eg: Flows of people; centre-periphery; glob
2. The Tourist – what are they searching for? Authenticity, self
You do not need to comment on the research methods
No textbooks
Community empowerment through community-based
homestay tourism (CBT)
Hospitality Management
7206TEFMA Tourism & Development: Background Reading
Brohman, J (1996) ‘New directions in tourism for the “Third World”’.
Annals of
Tourism Research 23(1) 48-70
Butcher, J (2002) The Moralisation of Tourism: Sun, Sand…and Saving
the World?
London: Routledge
Butler, R (1990) Alternative Tourism: Pious Hope or Trojan Horse?
Journal of Travel
Research 28 (3) 40-5
Cohen, E (1987) Alternative Tourism: A critique, Tourism Recreation
Research 12(2)
13-18
Goodwin, H (2016) Responsible tourism: using tourism for sustainable
development.
Oxford: Goodfellow Publishers Ltd
Sharpley, R & Telfer, D (2015) eds Tourism and Economic development:
Concepts
and Issues. Bristol: Channel View
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