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The Nononsense Guide To Tourism Nononsense Guides Pamela Nowicka

Name: The Nononsense Guide To Tourism Nononsense Guides Pamela Nowicka
SKU: BELL-2511088
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Publisher: New Internationalist

File Extension: PDF

File size: 41.2 MB

Pages: 144

Author: Pamela Nowicka

ISBN: 9781904456605, 9781906523756, 190445660X, 1906523754

Language: English

Year: 2007

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The Nononsense Guide To Tourism Nononsense Guides Pamela Nowicka by Pamela Nowicka 9781904456605, 9781906523756, 190445660X, 1906523754 instant download after payment.

This guide demystifies the often invisible impacts of global tourism, one of the biggest industries in the world, from labor conditions to development by stealth, to the role of elites and the cultural impacts on both the visitor and the visited. It also takes in themes such as the gap year and the role of travel and vacations in Western cultures, and examines the “happy smiling faces” syndrome and asks whether this is just a reworking of old colonial relationships. Pamela Nowicka is a journalist and consultant writing on numerous tourism and ethics subjects.