27767 Tourist Behaviour
6cp Postgraduate
This subject examines the conceptual and methodological approaches to the study of tourist behaviour. It is based on contributions from social psychology and environmental psychology with input from the other social sciences. It relates the tourist to the environments in which he or she operates. Application of the knowledge to the management of tourism is central to the subject.
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