Tourism and Transport

Stephen Page is Senior Professor of Sustainable Tourism Management at London Metropolitan Business School. He has worked in the UK, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland and France and has written, edited or contributed to 33 leading books on tourism, a number of which have been sponsored by the tourism sector. He has worked with many private sector and public sector agencies on tourism consultancy in terms of tourism and leisure strategies, feasibility studies, problem-solving including high profile projects such as the Channel Tunnel and Auckland's Sky Tower in New Zealand. He is also an editor of the top Tourism journal, Tourism Management published by Elsevier and Series Editor of the Elsevier Advances in Tourism Research Series. He is a regular contributor to industry conferences and meetings as a speaker on industry-related topics and has been ranked as one of the top Tourism academics in the UK based on publications in the top three Tourism journals for the 5 year period 2003-2008.

"A must-read for students undertaking a transport unit within the framework of their tourism degrees." -TOURISM MANAGEMENT "The editors are to be congratulated ona thoughtful volume which makes a valuable contribution in stimulating further research in the field ... It will be on my list of essetial reading for students." - TOURISM MANAGEMENT

• Chapter 1 Progress in Transport and Tourism Research: Reformulating the Transport-Tourism Interface and Future Research Agendas, LesLumsdon, Stephen J.Page; Chapter 2 Life Cycle, Tourist Motivation and Transport: Some Consequences for the Tourist Experience, GiannaMoscardo, Philip L.Pearce; Chapter 3 Transport and Tourism: Equity and Sustainability Issues, DerekHall; Chapter 4 Sustainable Mobility and Its Implications for Tourism, William R.Black; Chapter 5 Airlines and Tourism Development: The Case of Zimbabwe, BrianTurton; Chapter 6 Transport and Destination Development, BrucePrideaux; Chapter 7 Transport and Visitors in Historic Cities, AylinOrba?ll, SteveShaw; Chapter 8 The Changing Airport Environment: Past, Present and Future Imperfect?, PaulFreathy; Chapter 9 Tourism Development and Airlines in the New Millennium: An Operations Management Perspective, DavidBriggs; Chapter 10 Cruise Ships: Deterritorialized Destinations, Robert E.Wood; Chapter 11 Non-Motorised Transport and Tourism: A Case Study — Cycle Tourism, LesLumsdon, RodneyTolley; Chapter 12 Tourism Transport: The Green Key Initiative, LesLumsdon, ElwynOwen;