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The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Tourism, Tourism geography, Ecotourism, Environmental resource management and Economic growth. His work in the fields of Tourism, such as Destinations, intersects with other areas such as Economic impact analysis. His studies deal with areas such as Profit impact of marketing strategy, Marketing mix, Business marketing, Tourist industry and Strategic planning as well as Tourism geography.
In his research on the topic of Ecotourism, Community organization, Local community, Socioeconomic development and Context is strongly related with Community development. In his study, which falls under the umbrella issue of Environmental resource management, Competition is strongly linked to Natural resource economics. His research in Economic growth intersects with topics in Index, Regional science and Conceptualization.
Geoffrey Wall mainly focuses on Tourism, China, Tourism geography, Economic growth and Environmental planning. His Tourism research focuses on Ecotourism in particular. His study in China is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Cultural heritage, Advertising, Livelihood and Public relations.
His Tourism geography study combines topics in areas such as Context, Tourist industry, Development economics and Environmental economics. His research in Environmental planning tackles topics such as Sustainable development which are related to areas like Sustainable tourism. His study in Cultural tourism extends to Marketing with its themes.
His primary areas of investigation include Tourism, China, Economic growth, Livelihood and Economy. Geoffrey Wall combines subjects such as Marketing and Environmental planning with his study of Tourism. His China research incorporates themes from Agriculture, Environmental resource management, Ethnic group and Public relations.
His work deals with themes such as Mainland China, Sustenance and Rural tourism, which intersect with Economic growth. His Livelihood research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Publishing, Government, Local government and Environmental protection. The various areas that Geoffrey Wall examines in his Tourism geography study include Forest management, Chinese culture and Sustainable development.
Geoffrey Wall focuses on China, Tourism, Livelihood, Public relations and Environmental resource management. His China research includes themes of Context, Ethnic group, Socioeconomics and Environmental protection. His Tourism research incorporates elements of Economic growth, Agriculture and Advertising.
He has researched Livelihood in several fields, including Government, Local government, Natural resource economics and Sustenance. His studies in Environmental resource management integrate themes in fields like Emergency management and Natural disaster. His research integrates issues of Forest management, Chinese culture and Environmental planning in his study of Tourism geography.
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Tourism: Economic, Physical and Social Impacts
Alister Mathieson;Geoffrey Wall.
(1982)
Tourism : Change, Impacts and Opportunities
Geoffrey Wall;Alister Mathieson.
(2007)
Ecotourism: towards congruence between theory and practice
Sheryl Ross;Geoffrey Wall.
Tourism Management (1999)
Tourism as a sustainable livelihood strategy
Teresa C.H. Tao;Geoffrey Wall.
Tourism Management (2009)
Linkages between tourism and food production.
David J. Telfer;Geoffrey Wall.
Annals of Tourism Research (1996)
FORUM: Is Ecotourism Sustainable?
Geoffrey Wall.
Environmental Management (1997)
Evaluating ecotourism: The case of North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Sheryl Ross;Geoffrey Wall.
Tourism Management (1999)
Marketing Tourism Destinations: A Strategic Planning Approach
Ernie Heath;Geoffrey Wall.
(1992)
Planning tourism employment: a developing country perspective
Abby Liu;Geoffrey Wall.
Tourism Management (2006)
Ethnic tourism development:: Chinese Government Perspectives
Li Yang;Geoffrey Wall;Stephen L.J. Smith.
Annals of Tourism Research (2008)
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