The Business of Tourism (8th Edition)

An invaluable foundation book for Tourism or Tourism Management students, Holloway et al offers historical context, background theory and current research, making it possible for students to see how the industry has developed and to contextualise the current issues and challenges that Tourism is facing today. Holloway et al place emphasis on the practical operational aspects of the tourism industry, making this book well-suited to students who intend to one day work in Tourism.

“There are not many books that cover the basics of tourism as thoroughly as the Holloway textbook. It is written in an easy to understand language and is illustrated with plenty of brief examples.” – Dr. Constantia Anastasiadou, School of Marketing and Tourism, Napier University Business School.

The B usiness of Tourism is an invaluable foundation book for Tourism or Tourism Management students, offering historical context, background theory and research,  making it possible for students to see how the industry has developed and to contextualise the current issues and challenges that Tourism is facing today. Holloway et al place emphasis on the practical operational aspects of the tourism industry, making this book well-suited to students who intend to one day work in Tourism.

This eighth edition has been substantially revised and updated on five fronts …

1. New content on topics such as the volatility of oil prices, environmental concerns and coverage of the future of the industry within each chapter
2. New chapters on Business Tourism and Visitor Management
3. New case studies at the end of the book and more overseas examples throughout
4. New design of the text in full colour
5. New online test bank of questions for lecturers to accompany the current teaching notes

 “Overall, the text provides a thorough coverage of the relevant areas required by students to gain solid theoretical, conceptual and applied knowledge bases in the area of the business of tourism.” – Ruth Taylor, School of Management, Curtin University of Technology.

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