Peter E Murphy
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3621202 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Peter E Murphy |
| NOMBRES | Peter E |
| APELLIDO | Murphy |
| FIRMA | MURPHY P E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Victoria |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 169 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1974 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Strategic Management for Tourism Communities
Strategic planning within a community framework is essential for tourism to reach its potential. This book combines the four principal functions of business management and stakeholder analysis to develop a model of collaborative decision making. This model offers a template for communities to understand and make the most of their tourism resources
Guest editor's introduction
Marketing tourism destinations
Data gathering for community-oriented tourism planning
One of the major problems facing community-oriented tourism planning and marketing is the lack of local data. Most government tourism data is not disaggregated to the local scale so individual destination areas have been dependent on occasional and ad hoc surveys. This paper reports on one British Columbia initiative to overcome this deficiency, in the form of a demonstration project known as the Vancouver Island Tourism Monitor. This ‘industry d…
Urban Tourism and Visitor Behavior
Geography and tourism
Destination travel patterns
This article examines tourist travel patterns at the meso level of a destination region. The destination region used for the study was Vancouver Island, British Columbia. A number of hypotheses were examined regarding the summer travel patterns in this relatively closed destination region. These included an assessment of the distance decay concept, as applied to the tourist volumes associated with increasing distance from the principal gateways, …
Tourism and Disaster Planning
Ambiguous Alternative
Community driven tourism planning
Tourism in a Coastal Setting
Tourism
Old timers and new mobile lifestyles comment on Jobes
Tourism as a community industry—an ecological model of tourism development
Tourism Planning in London
Tourism management is becoming a necessary component of regional and local planning as the effects of mass tourism build up in host communities. Traditionally, two forces have been at work in tourist areas. On the one hand promotion of the industry by those who are concerned with maximizing its economic return and, on the other, agencies concerned with protecting the local area and its inhabitants from the pressures of tourism. It is the host com…
Tourism course proposal for a social science curriculum
Tourism Management Using Land Use Planning and Landscape Design
Special Issue Tourism Management in Host Communities
The papers in this special issue were originally presented at the CAG annual meeting, May 1979, in a session entitled ‘Tourism in Canada: Research and Planning.’
Numéro Spécial La Gestion Touristique dans les Villes d'Accueil
Les articles qui apparaissent dans ce numéro spécial ont ?abord été présentés àľassemblée annuelle de ľACG en mai 1979 lors ?une séance intitulée « Le Tourisme au Canada: recherche et planification »
Tourism in British Columbia Metropolitan and Camping Visitors
The big picture
Preferences and perceptions of urban decision-making groups
Murphy P. E. (1978) Preferences and perceptions urban decision-making groups: congruence or conflict? Reg. Studies 12, 749–759. Studies of decision-maker preference structures have focused on the differences between groups with little attention being given to the areas of congruence which may also exist. This paper reports on a simulation experiment that utilized a three-dimensional model and a psychospecialization test to assess the preference p…
The Role of Attitude in the Choice Decisions of Recreational Boaters
The paper examines the role of attitude in a recreationist's choice decisions. The investigation of this variable is conducted in terms of a recreationist's decision-making process, and the empirical test involves recreational boating decisions in central Ohio. The analysis reveals that an attitude dimension is present in the decision process of the sampled population. A regression analysis indicates that this variable is a major predictor of sit…
Tourism
Community driven tourism planning
Geography and tourism
Tourism and Disaster Planning
Tourism as a community industry—an ecological model of tourism development
Tourism
Urban Tourism and Visitor Behavior
Destination travel patterns
This article examines tourist travel patterns at the meso level of a destination region. The destination region used for the study was Vancouver Island, British Columbia. A number of hypotheses were examined regarding the summer travel patterns in this relatively closed destination region. These included an assessment of the distance decay concept, as applied to the tourist volumes associated with increasing distance from the principal gateways, …
The Role of Attitude in the Choice Decisions of Recreational Boaters
The paper examines the role of attitude in a recreationist's choice decisions. The investigation of this variable is conducted in terms of a recreationist's decision-making process, and the empirical test involves recreational boating decisions in central Ohio. The analysis reveals that an attitude dimension is present in the decision process of the sampled population. A regression analysis indicates that this variable is a major predictor of sit…
Data gathering for community-oriented tourism planning
One of the major problems facing community-oriented tourism planning and marketing is the lack of local data. Most government tourism data is not disaggregated to the local scale so individual destination areas have been dependent on occasional and ad hoc surveys. This paper reports on one British Columbia initiative to overcome this deficiency, in the form of a demonstration project known as the Vancouver Island Tourism Monitor. This ‘industry d…
Tourism Management Using Land Use Planning and Landscape Design
Tourism course proposal for a social science curriculum
Ambiguous Alternative
Guest editor's introduction
Special Issue Tourism Management in Host Communities
The papers in this special issue were originally presented at the CAG annual meeting, May 1979, in a session entitled ‘Tourism in Canada: Research and Planning.’
Tourism in British Columbia Metropolitan and Camping Visitors
Preferences and perceptions of urban decision-making groups
Murphy P. E. (1978) Preferences and perceptions urban decision-making groups: congruence or conflict? Reg. Studies 12, 749–759. Studies of decision-maker preference structures have focused on the differences between groups with little attention being given to the areas of congruence which may also exist. This paper reports on a simulation experiment that utilized a three-dimensional model and a psychospecialization test to assess the preference p…
Tourism
The Role of Attitude in the Choice Decisions of Recreational Boaters
The paper examines the role of attitude in a recreationist's choice decisions. The investigation of this variable is conducted in terms of a recreationist's decision-making process, and the empirical test involves recreational boating decisions in central Ohio. The analysis reveals that an attitude dimension is present in the decision process of the sampled population. A regression analysis indicates that this variable is a major predictor of sit…
Preferences and perceptions of urban decision-making groups
Murphy P. E. (1978) Preferences and perceptions urban decision-making groups: congruence or conflict? Reg. Studies 12, 749–759. Studies of decision-maker preference structures have focused on the differences between groups with little attention being given to the areas of congruence which may also exist. This paper reports on a simulation experiment that utilized a three-dimensional model and a psychospecialization test to assess the preference p…
Tourism in British Columbia Metropolitan and Camping Visitors
The big picture
Tourism Management Using Land Use Planning and Landscape Design
Special Issue Tourism Management in Host Communities
The papers in this special issue were originally presented at the CAG annual meeting, May 1979, in a session entitled ‘Tourism in Canada: Research and Planning.’
Numéro Spécial La Gestion Touristique dans les Villes d'Accueil
Les articles qui apparaissent dans ce numéro spécial ont ?abord été présentés àľassemblée annuelle de ľACG en mai 1979 lors ?une séance intitulée « Le Tourisme au Canada: recherche et planification »
Tourism course proposal for a social science curriculum
Tourism Planning in London
Tourism management is becoming a necessary component of regional and local planning as the effects of mass tourism build up in host communities. Traditionally, two forces have been at work in tourist areas. On the one hand promotion of the industry by those who are concerned with maximizing its economic return and, on the other, agencies concerned with protecting the local area and its inhabitants from the pressures of tourism. It is the host com…
Tourism as a community industry—an ecological model of tourism development
Old timers and new mobile lifestyles comment on Jobes
Tourism
Community driven tourism planning
Tourism in a Coastal Setting
Tourism and Disaster Planning
Ambiguous Alternative
Destination travel patterns
This article examines tourist travel patterns at the meso level of a destination region. The destination region used for the study was Vancouver Island, British Columbia. A number of hypotheses were examined regarding the summer travel patterns in this relatively closed destination region. These included an assessment of the distance decay concept, as applied to the tourist volumes associated with increasing distance from the principal gateways, …
Geography and tourism
Data gathering for community-oriented tourism planning
One of the major problems facing community-oriented tourism planning and marketing is the lack of local data. Most government tourism data is not disaggregated to the local scale so individual destination areas have been dependent on occasional and ad hoc surveys. This paper reports on one British Columbia initiative to overcome this deficiency, in the form of a demonstration project known as the Vancouver Island Tourism Monitor. This ‘industry d…
Urban Tourism and Visitor Behavior
Marketing tourism destinations
Guest editor's introduction
Strategic Management for Tourism Communities
Strategic planning within a community framework is essential for tourism to reach its potential. This book combines the four principal functions of business management and stakeholder analysis to develop a model of collaborative decision making. This model offers a template for communities to understand and make the most of their tourism resources
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