Sustainable Tourism in Rural Europe : Approaches to Development (Hardcover)

1. Introduction Donald V.L. Macleod Section 1: Key Themes and Issues 2. Sustainable tourism and the changing rural scene in Europe Richard Butler 3.Tourism Mobility, Locality and Sustainable Rural Development C. Michael Hall, Joan Hultman and Stefan Gossling 4. European Union, Sustainable Tourism Policy and Rural Europe David Leslie 5. Ecotourism in the Wider Rural Context Carl Cater and Erlet Cater 6. Tourism in Semi-Rural Environments: Sustainability Issues and Experience from the Baltic States DerekHallSection II: The State and Development 7. The Impact of European Union Funding on Coastal Tourism in Yorkshire Stratis Koutsoukis and Catherine Brooks 8. A Canary Island in the Context of Sustainable Tourism Development Donald V.L. Macleod 9. The Role of Destination Management Organisations: Models for Sustainable Rural Destinations in Scotland? Rorl MacLellan 10.Pilgrimage, Tourism, and the Cultural Industries in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Palestine: Reporting fromtwo European Commission TEMPUS projects Tom Selwyn 11. Views About the Scale and Types of Tourism Development in the Rural Periphery: The Case of Gozo Samantha Chaperon and Bill Bramwell Section III: The LocalCommunity and Development 12. Approaches Towards Development of Sustainable Recreational Fishing: A Case Study from the Nemunas Delta, Lithuania Ausrine Armaitine, Eleri Jones and Ramunas Povilanskas 13. From Obsolescent Fish Farm to Developing Ecotourism Destination: The Aranyponty ("Golden Carp") Fishponds Complex in Rural Hungary David Watkins 14. From Fishing Industry to ‘Fish Porn’: Tourism Transforming Place Anniken Forde 15. Agritourism Characteristics and Contributions to Destination Livelihood Sustainability: A Case Study From South-West Scotland Steven A. Gillespie 16. Moorsbus: Towards a Holistic Approach to Rural Bus Services in the North York Moors National Park Lynton Bussell and Bill Suthers 17. Cultural Tourism Clusters: Experiences From Ireland Breda McCarthy 18. Conclusion Donald V.L. Macleod