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Author Joint Unesco-World Bank Seminar on the Social and Cultural Impacts of Tourism (1976 : Washington, D.C.)

Title Tourism--passport to development? : Perspectives on the social and cultural effects of tourism in developing countries / [edited by] Emanuel de Kadt
Published [New York] : Published for the World Bank and Unesco [by] Oxford University Press, [1979]
©1979

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Description xviii, 360 pages : map ; 24 cm
Contents Contents: I. The issues addressed. 1. Introduction -- 2. Politics, planning, and control -- 3. Effects of tourism on life chances and welfare -- 4. The encounter : changing values and attitudes -- 5. Arts, crafts, and cultural manifestations -- II. The papers. Planning and political economy. 6. Toward planning tourism in African countries / Reginald Herbold Green -- 7. Tourism and employment in Tunisia / Ahmed Smaoui -- 8. Growing pains : planned tourism development in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo / Agustin Reynoso y Valle and Jacomina P. de Regt -- Tourists, hosts, and culture. 9. Mechanisms of cultural interaction / Lothar Nettekoven -- 10. African arts and crafts in a world of changing values / Karl-Ferdinand Schädler -- 11. Tourism and Bermuda's black clubs : a case of cultural revitalization / Frank E. Manning -- Case studies. 12. Paradise reviewed : tourism in Bali / Raymond Noronha -- 13. The early effects of tourism in the Seychelles / David Wilson -- 14. Tourism in Cyprus / Antonios Andronicou -- 15. Tourism in Malta / Jeremy Boissevain and Peter Serracino Inglott -- 16. The sociocultural effects of tourism in Tunisia : a case study of Sousse / Groupe Huit -- 17. The dynamics of tourism development in Puerto Vallarta / Nancy H. Evans -- 18. Tourism for discovery : a project in Lower Casamance, Senegal / Christian Saglio -- Appendices. Policy recommendations adopted by the Seminar -- Participants in the Seminar -- Papers submitted to the Seminar
Summary Tourism, spurred by jumbo jets, charter tours, and the affluence of the industrial nations, has become a major economic activity. To many developing countries with few resources other than sunny climates, sandy beaches, and exotic cultures, it has seemed to offer an opportunity to secure foreign exchange and stimulate economic growth. Critics question, however, whether tourism yields economic returns commensurate with its costs and express concern about its possibly adverse social and cultural effects
Analysis Developing countries Social conditions Effects of international tourism, 1970-1979
Notes 'In December 1976 the World Bank ... and Unesco ... sponsored a seminar ... researchers and officials concerned with tourism in developing countries were invited to submit papers, some of which after revision are now published in this book' - Preface
Includes index
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Performer ISBN 0-19-520150-7 Pbk : -2.50
Subject Tourism -- Congresses.
Tourism -- Developing countries -- Congresses.
Tourism.
SUBJECT Developing countries -- Social conditions http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008117507 -- Congresses. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh99001533
Genre/Form Conference papers and proceedings.
Author De Kadt, Emanuel Jehuda.
Unesco.
World Bank.
Joint Unesco-World Bank Seminar on the Social and Cultural Impacts of Tourism (1976 : Washington, D.C.)
LC no. 79018116
ISBN 0195201493
0195201507