| Journal of Tourism Studies |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A critical review of readability and comprehensibility tests. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Moscardo, Gianna, Woods, Barbara, Greenwood Tanya |
| A Culture Assimilator to train Australian hospitality industry workers serving Japanese tourists. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Bochner, Stephen, Coulon, Leah |
| Animals on display: principles for interpreting captive wildlife. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Woods, Barbara |
| Canadian aboriginal tourism development: assessing latent demand from France. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Williams, Peter W., Stewart, J. Kent |
| Captive animals and interpretation - a tale of two tiger exhibits. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Broad, Sue, Weiler, Betty |
| Cultural and heritage tourism: identifying niches for international travelers. | Travel, recreation and leisure | O'Leary, Joseph T., Alzua, Aurkene, Morrison, Alastair M. |
| Ecotourism and Pacific Island countries: the first generation of strategies. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Fagence, Michael |
| Ecotourism: the participants' perceptions. (Australia) | Travel, recreation and leisure | Chirgwin, Sharon, Hughes, Karen |
| Framing experience: visual interpretation and space open air museums. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Noussia, Antonia |
| Interpretation and sustainable tourism: functions, examples and principles. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Moscardo, Gianna |
| Interpretation and the Marine Tourism Industry, who needs it?(Great Barrier Reef) | Travel, recreation and leisure | Aiello, Robin |
| Limitations on the use of regional economic impact multipliers by practitioners: an application to the tourism industry. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Harris, Percy |
| Making mindful managers: evaluating methods for teaching problem solving skills for tourism management. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Moscardo, Gianna |
| Nature-based tourists' use of interpretive services: a means-end investigation. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Klenosky, David B., Frauman, Eric, Norman, William C., Gengler, Charles E. |
| Preferred pedestrian flow: a tool for designing optimum interpretive conditions and visitor pressure management. | Travel, recreation and leisure | McManus, Paulette M. |
| Profiling satisfied volunteers at a tourist attraction. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Shaw, Robin N., Jago, Leo K., Deery, Margaret A. |
| Public infrastructure development for tourism in Australia: a critical issue. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Mistilis, Nina |
| Singapore's wartime heritage attraction. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Henderson, Joan C. |
| Strategies for sustainable visitor growth: a case study.(Singapore) | Travel, recreation and leisure | |
| Study tours: a model for 'benign' tourism? | Travel, recreation and leisure | Kelly, Ian |
| Targeted interpretation: exploring relationships among visitors' motivations, activities, attitudes, information needs and preferences. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Ballantyne, Roy, Packer, Jan, Beckmann, Elizabeth |
| The fearful and the fanciful: early tourists' perceptions of Western Melanesia. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Douglas, Ngaire |
| The impact of tourism in developing countries on the health of local host communities: the need for more research. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Bauer, Irmgard |
| The status of New Zealand tour operator Web sites. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Rachman, Zulfikar Mochamad, Richins, Harold |
| Tourism and politics: the impact of Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party on Australian visitor arrivals. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Litvin, Stephen W. |
| Tourist traffic in English National Parks - an innovative approach to management. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Coleman, Charlotte |
| Unplanned tourism development in Sub-Saharan Africa with special reference to Kenya. | Travel, recreation and leisure | Sindiga, Isaac, Kanunah, Mary |
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