Stephen J. Page

TL;DR: The New Zealand adventure tourism industry was surveyed to determine the incidence of client accidents and injuries and to investigate operators' accident investigation and reporting behaviour as discussed by the authors, finding that a very low incidence of clients' injuries was reported by operators, suggesting accidents are being seriously underreported in some sectors.

TL;DR: A detailed analysis of the 2001 UK Research Assessment Exercise in relation to tourism is reviewed, using the returns made by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) as discussed by the authors, complemented by a content analysis of authors who published in Tourism Management and Annals of Tourism Research 1996-2002.

TL;DR: How to create or maintain leisure opportunities for those living with dementia where households affected by dementia do not adopt avoidance behaviour, compounding a sense of isolation and exclusion is a challenge.

TL;DR: In this article, Wilkes and Page discuss the management of tourist health and safety in the New Millennium, and present a survey of the main challenges faced by tourists in the new millennium.

TL;DR: Hall and Page as discussed by the authors, Tourism in the Pacific: Issues and Cases (International Thomson Pub. Ltd., 1996), ISBN: 0415125006, ISBN: 978-0.