four new chapters (Chapter 2Destination Sustainability and Social Responsibility; Chapter 3Quality of Life and Well-Being of Destination Residents; Chapter
Trade Review
"This textbook is a ‘must-have’ resource for those interested in destination management and marketing. It offers a comprehensive view on key aspects of managing and promoting destinations, with added chapters on current issues such as sustainability, residents’ wellbeing, crisis management, and e-marketing. Written in a student-friendly manner, with plenty of examples and images, the textbook is a great resource for students, academics, and practitioners."
-Dr. Cristina Maxim, Senior Lecturer, University of West London, UK
"This book covers important topics on destination marketing and management. Prof. Morrison sheds light on the critical concepts and discusses about strategic as well as operational issues. He features useful examples, summaries and review questions in each chapter, for the benefit of his readers. I am very pleased to recommend this title to students and to aspiring practitioners."
-Dr. Mark Anthony Camilleri, Associate Professor of Corporate Communication, University of Malta, Malta
"The performance of a destination is often judged by the way it is managed and marketed. With globalisation, digitalisation and sophistication, destinations are evolving in an unpredictable tourism environment. As such, new knowledge and up-to-date strategies are needed to survive in such an uncertain condition. In response, Alastair’s third Edition on Marketing and Managing Tourism Destinations offers a comprehensive insight of updated management and marketing strategies to the tourism world. Enriched with 21 chapters, the book not only presents contemporary concepts from a renewed perspective, but also proposes refreshed practical examples from different parts of the world. The book adopts a unique approach; each chapter opens up with a ‘warming up’ and closes with a ‘summing up’ section. This allows readership to have a taste of the topic while aiding in a smooth digestion of the chapter. Marketing and Managing Tourism Destinations by Alastair Morrison is a valuable resource to the tourism community. The book will definitely delight readership in quest of knowledge on contemporary issues affecting the management and marketing of tourism destinations in the 21st century and onwards."
-Dr. Vanessa GB Gowreesunkar, Associate Professor, Anant National University, India and Associate Editor, Emerald, International Journal of Tourism Cities
"This book makes a very significant and valuable contribution to tourism destination marketing and management. Dr. Morrison introduces each important concept through a synthesis of the literature, diverse case studies, up-to-date data, and a variety of figures and tables. The whole book is very easy to follow and covers all the crucial aspects of this area. The real-world cases provide excellent resources for students to learn by doing and set the best examples for practitioners. It is definitely essential reading for students, instructors, scholars, and practitioners."
-Dr. Ye (Sandy) Shen, Assistant Professor, Experience Industry Management Department, Cal Poly University, San Luis Obispo, California, US
Table of Contents
Part I: Critical concepts in destination management and marketing. 1. Destination management and marketing. 2. Destination sustainability and social responsibility. 3. Quality of life and well-being of destination residents. Part II: Destination management roles. 4. Destination planning. 5. Destination management research. 6. Destination leadership, coordination, and governance. 7. Destination product development. 8. Destination partnership and team-building. 9. Destination stakeholder relationships and involvement. 10. Visitor management. 11. Destination crisis management. 12. Planning marketing, branding, and communications. Part III: Destination marketing, branding, and communications. 13. Destination positioning, image, and branding. 14. Destination integrated marketing communications. 15. E-marketing and ICTs. Part IV: Destination markets and trends. 16. Consumer behavior, segmentation, and market trends. 17. Domestic leisure and VFR travel markets. 18. International pleasure and leisure travel markets. 19. Business travel and business event markets. Part V: Destination management performance measurement and the future of destination management. 20. Destination management performance measurement and management. 21. The future of destination management.
