Tourism Management Studies

Education and human resource condition in tourism segment (Emphasis upon Tehran province)

mahmood ziaei

Volume 2, Issue 6 , December 2004, , Pages 19-37

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Culture and Code of Ethics in Tourism

abolfazl tajzadehnamin

Volume 2, Issue 5 , September 2004, , Pages 1-26

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This paper emphasizes on the need to formulate code of ethics for tourism in Iran. To achieve this, the author, firstly has emphasized on the importance of tourism in international area, as well as sectors, organizations, the relevant stakeholders and participants. In the meanwhile, regarding to the ... Read More This paper emphasizes on the need to formulate code of ethics for tourism in Iran. To achieve this, the author, firstly has emphasized on the importance of tourism in international area, as well as sectors, organizations, the relevant stakeholders and participants. In the meanwhile, regarding to the issues about sustainable tourism and the associated concepts, it is highlighted that the concept of development should not be just regarded from the economic perspective. This means the major focus is on the creation of change, changing the behavior, goals and a method by which one recognize and react the surrounded world. From this perspective, the author believes that the demonstration of the right behavior, especially in the tourism area (i.e. host and guest societies), is based on the code of ethics formulation. The lack of such an important link is repeatedly reminded in this article. In this paper, it is also emphasized that the code of ethic is a cultural concept. For highlighting such a relationship, the author pursues well-informed goals. opts for tourism forms compatible with its whole. develops operational scenarios for both foreseeable and unforeseeable turns, and -significantly- treats tourism not just as an industry, but also as an important activity benefiting the local community, yet connecting and contextualizing all host and guest systems: into the global village in which different nations of the world have taken membership (Jafari l 987). There is no other way to say this: sustainability of tourism lies outside its traditional parameters. and so do its predictable and unpredictable futures. Tourism-as a sociocultural phenomenon. as an economic tool, as a geopolitical force. as an institutionalized practice at and away from home - is too important to be left to itself, unguided in the hand of the industry alone. The public platform has a job to do, and all that ahead of it. acknowledgement-a slightly different version of this paper was presented at a 2003 UNESCO conference held in Havana, Cuba. scheduled to appear in a UNESCO publication. The present version appeared in Informe Economic 2003 i Social de Les Illes Balears, pages 156-164, 2004 (Palma de Mallorca: Caixa de Balears SA NOSTRA).

Tourism Events: Typologies and Management

bahram ranjbarian; mohamad zahedi

Volume 2, Issue 5 , September 2004, , Pages 27-51

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Tourism attractions of a destination are not limited to natural and historical sites, and art centers. Indeed every event could be an important source of attracting tourists, especially in cases that. destinations have less well known physical attraction. Tourism events have vast variety with respect ... Read More

An Introduction to Sociology of Tourism

mohamadali zaki

Volume 2, Issue 5 , September 2004, , Pages 87-112

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Tourism is an economic phenomenon with important sociocultural implications that acquired a fundamental significance in the last decades of the twentieth century. Sociology is about people and how we live together in social groups. Its subject matter ranges from the study of close interpersonal interactions ... Read More

Experience of Malaysia, Turkey and Tunisia in Tourism Development

zohreh dehdashti; amirhosein anchei

Volume 2, Issue 4 , June 2004, , Pages 31-67

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This paper discusses the evolution of tourism policies in Tunisia, Turkey and Malaysia. The growth of tourism during the past twenty years is the main reason for selecting these countries. It discusses some of the reasons for this change in tourism development. Finally, it suggests key areas of future ... Read More

The role of tourism in the bilateral relation between Islam and Christianity

tahereh shalchian

Volume 1, Issue 3 , March 2004, , Pages 17-37

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International society's reaction to the way of the world's communication, made analysts find a way toward nations’ contemplation and attempts of scientists and scholars provided a space for friendship and peace . Although Peace and Friendship strategies are still ambiguous. In the light of this ... Read More

Culture and Tourism

mehdi karubi

Volume 1, Issue 2 , December 2003, , Pages 21-47

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Several Factors Has Effected In Tourism Industry Development. One of Them Is Culture Which Has Been Viewed From Attitued, Customs And Institutions In Tourism Societies Which Worked in Economics , Politics And etc. The Way of thinking And Behavior Depends on Culture And Can Be Used In Some Sources Among ... Read More

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Education and human resource condition in tourism segment (Emphasis upon Tehran province)

Abstract

Culture and Code of Ethics in Tourism

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Tourism Events: Typologies and Management

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An Introduction to Sociology of Tourism

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Experience of Malaysia, Turkey and Tunisia in Tourism Development

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The role of tourism in the bilateral relation between Islam and Christianity

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Culture and Tourism

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