Travel Economics

Author: Adrian
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Publish Date: 2007-01-25
Features: The book consistently adopts an economic theory perspective to study tourism activities, thereby integrating "economic theory" and "tourism activities" seamlessly without any signs of "mechanical transplantation." The author structures the content of the book according to the framework of microeconomic and macroeconomic theories, dividing it into two main parts. The first half primarily examines tourism economic activities from a microeconomic perspective, while the second half focuses on the role of tourism in the national economy from a macroeconomic standpoint. The emphasis is clear, and the arguments are profound. Case studies are sought globally for supporting evidence, and the appendix provides supplementary explanations for some issues, making the book more aligned with teaching requirements.