Tourism

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Tourism: Integration and Globalisation
Course Format: Classroom
School/Trainer: Victoria Management School [All Courses]
Training Center(s)/Venue(s): Wellington, New Zealand
Jobs & Resumes: Wellington
Houses & Roommates: Wellington

This course examines the evolution and development of tourism as a global phenomenon. As an economic activity tourism is characterised by vertical and horizontal integration within and between sectors at a range of spatial scales. The course examines the production and consumption side drivers as cause and consequence of its globalisation. ...

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The course develops students’ understanding of the role and organisation of tourism in less developed countries within the context of debate over ’development’. The discussion focuses on the opportunities, problems and issues tourism raises in developing countries and explores a range of development perspectives with respect to policies, programmes and their implementation. The c......

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This course provides students with a blend of skills and knowledge in relation to a range of contemporary resource management issues. The focus is on competing demands for the use of different natural resources between tourism operations, other private sector users, local communities and the public sector. A secondary emphasis is given to understanding a range of tools used for assessing the de......

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This course integrates a theoretical perspective with the practical application of tourism management principles, including planning, management, marketing and evaluation. Students will apply and critically analyse tourism theory and data in a range of practical contexts. ...

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This course systematically examines a range of approaches to tourism planning and policy making at different scales with reference to both New Zealand and international examples. It will also develop an understanding of the impact of planning and policy making on tourism businesses and foster students’ analytical and participatory skills. ...

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Students will complete 240 hours of approved industrial experience in tourism and visitor-related services that will allow them to gain relevant skills and build a network of contacts within the industry. The industry experience is assessed by academic staff on the basis of a student report on the workplace that draws on concepts and skills learnt in course work. ...

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