Oceania

1. Introduction – C. Cooper & C.M. Hall
Section I Australia
2. Introduction to Australia – L. Ruhanen
3. Demand for Tourism in Australia – C. Cooper & L. Ruhanen
4. The Organization of Tourism in Australia – C. Cooper & L. Ruhanen
5. The Australian Tourism Industry - C. Cooper & L. Ruhanen
6. Sources of Australian Tourism Statistics – L. Ruhanen and C. Cooper
Section II New Zealand
7. Introduction to New Zealand – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
8. Demand for Tourism in New Zealand – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
9. The Organization of Tourism in New Zealand – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
10. The New Zealand Tourism Industry – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
11. Sources of New Zealand Tourism Statistics – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
Section III Pacific Islands
12. Introduction to the Pacific Islands – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
13. Tourism in the Pacific Islands – P. Treloar & C.M. Hall
Section IV Contemporary Themes
14. Tourism Investment in the South Pacific – L. Dwyer
15. Customary Practices and Tourism Development in the French Pacific – A. d’Hauteserre
16. Tourism and Air Transport in Oceania – D. Duval
17. Destination Risk Management in Oceania – J. Wilks
18. Global Warming and Tourism in Oceania – S.C. Smith
19. Tourism Education in Oceania – S.C. Smith
20. A Compendium of Tourism Sources for Oceania – L. Ruhanen, C. Cooper, C.M. Hall & P. Treloar

The topic of this book is a difficult subject to study, but the job has certainly been accomplished in a commendable way here. The authors are well known experts who are very familiar with the Pacific perspective. The book should be a very significant reference guide for those interested in trends and issues in Oceanic tourism, including industry and government officials as well as students.