Essentially a combination of the notions of tourism and English language teaching, TEFL tourism is introduced in this book as a micro-niche tourism form designed to satisfy the demands for English language teachers around the globe. By assessing the commodification of TEFL and demonstrating...

This chapter defines a transport system and its four physical elements (way, vehicle, power, and terminal). Various criteria for classifying transport are also outlined. Also discussed are the environmental concerns about the growth of tourist mobility, and the growing necessity for transport...

The subject of this book is the European nautical tourism market, which is later contrasted with research into cruising as a well-organized industry at a global level. In particular, European nautical tourism is compared to the developed world cruise markets in the Pacific. The book is divided into ...

This chapter examines the positioning of nautical tourism in the economies of Europe, as well as other development characteristics contributing to general economic development. It looks at the classification of the nautical tourism market, and explains sustainable development and the legislative...

This chapter describes some of the characteristics that are common in food and wine tourists as well as their behaviour; discusses the classification of target groups in this tourism market; and draws up some useful guidelines that food and wine tourists could put into practice to meet the...

This paper considers the types of ecotourism activities as a contribution to the semantic debates on ecotourism. It looks at the range of ecotourism definitions in terms of the conceptual approaches they represent. Some attempts to categorize ecotourism types, according to the nature of their...