Metropolitan Commuter Belt Tourism

In: New Directions in Tourism Analysis

Abstract

Cover-Page -- Half-Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Notes on contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- PART I Metropolisation and suburban tourism -- 1 Ecumenopolis commuter belt tourism -- 2 Trends and conditions of the development of submetropolitan tourism -- 3 Case study: The Submetropolitan Błędów Desert, an ambivalent approach to devastation of the natural environment -- 4 Case study: vague hope for suburban tourism in Conakry Afrometropolis -- PART II New paradigms and opportunities for Metropolitan Commuter Belt Tourism -- 5 Tourism in submetropolitan areas analysed by selected theories of economics and regional development -- 6 Strengthening the sustainability of rural tourism and agritourism in the twenty-first century -- 7 New rural tourism paradigm in submetropolitan areas -- 8 Normative modelling in coordination of generic and private tourism promotion in submetropolitan areas -- 9 The concept of rural tourism and agritourism -- 10 Building a tourism palace: Agritourism in metropolitan areas
as another stone in the mosaic?
The case of Slovenia -- 11 The forthcoming ICT revolution in tourism in metropolitan areas -- PART III Natural resources in metropolitan and submetropolitan areas -- 12 Tourism valorisation of metropolitan areas based on their natural resources -- 13 Kampinos National Park as
a tourism attraction for Warsaw metropolitan areas -- 14 Kampinos National Park as a place of recreation for Warsaw inhabitants -- 15 Otulina: Agritourism in the Warsaw
metropolitan area -- PART IV Types of tourism and tourism segments in metropolitan commuter belts -- 16 Forms of rural tourism in metropolitan areas -- 17 Holiday tourism in metropolitan areas -- 18 Social farming-based tourism from the perspective of metropolitan areas