This new edition of The Economics of Tourism reflects the tremendous changes that have
occurred in the tourism sector in the last twelve years. It recognizes that the nature of tourism …

Tourism, being volatile and situation-specific, is responsive to climate change. A cross-
section analysis is conducted on destinations of OECD tourists and a factor and regression …

A demand model for international tourism based on the consumer theory of choice is
developed. The model is applied to US, UK, Japan, and New Zealand demands for tourism …

Immigration can potentially influence tourism flows. However, in spite of the vast number of
studies on tourism demand modelling, the immigration-tourism linkage has not received …

Tourism exports have become an important sector in many countries as a growing source of
foreign exchange earnings. This has arisen through the rapid expansion of international …

Business travel is important and yet very few attempts have been made to model it. The aim
of this study is to identify those economic variables that are most important in influencing …

This study analyses the consumption behaviour of international tourists from Australia's four
major source markets: New Zealand, UK, USA and Japan. A preliminary analysis of their …

The aim of this article is to use dynamic panel data cointegration technique to determine
elasticities of tourist arrivals to Australia, using income, real exchange rates, and airfares as …

Although China has progressively become an important inbound tourism market for
Australia, its demand elasticities have been little studied to date. This study examines the …

This chapter reviews the conceptual and theoretical foundations underlying the specification
of empirical tourism demand models. It begins with a review of basic concepts, theories, and …