| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| LOST IN MAYBERRY/MOUNT AIRY : IMPORTANCE OF TOURIST PROFILES IN SUSTAINABLE TOURISM PLANNING |
2011 |
672781 |
In sustainable tourism planning it is essential to understand the type of tourist attending and determine the temporal sustainability or longevity of pop-culture festivals especially those focused around film and television. Mount Airy North Carolina... |
| Evaluating the Sustainability of Heritage Tourism and Historic Preservation in New Bern North Carolina |
2011 |
672781 |
After nearly a half century of suburbanization economic development specialists and urban planners have begun to appreciate the unique aesthetic and heritage landscapes of underutilized downtown areas as potential geographic spaces for economic growt... |
| Festival Gap : Comparing Organizers' Perceptions of Visitors to a Survey of Visitors at the Carolina Renaissance Festival 2005 |
2011 |
672781 |
In many cases festival organizers simply "guess" at the characteristics and motivations of their visitors. The organization planning and marketing of festivals can greatly benefit from an analysis of visitors. This particularly the case with specialt... |
| Analyzing Resident Place Satisfaction in a Tourist Destination through Auto-Photography : The Case of Southern Shores North Carolina |
2011 |
672781 |
Resident place satisfaction in tourist destinations lies at the heart of the movement toward more socially sustainable development. Addressing the place-based views and concerns of residents is necessary for maintaining public support for tourism. Th... |
| Creating the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument : Discourse Media Place-making and Policy Entrepreneurs |
2011 |
672781 |
President George W. Bush established the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument in 2006. Environmental conservation efforts surrounding the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands began more than 100 years ago with President Theodore Roosevelt yet creation... |