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(Lincoln University. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism., 1989-09)Prior to the opening of the St James Walkway in 1981, David Simmons of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism at Lincoln College, proposed a five year research programme to the New Zealand Walkways Commission. This proposal took advantage of th ...
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(Lincoln College. Department of Horticulture, Landscape and Parks., 1983-06)This research has been undertaken under contract to the New Zealand Forest Service. In 1981 Simmons and Devlin completed the first study of recreational hunting which was based on the Canterbury region with emphasis on the use of Lake Sumner Forest Park. ...
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(Lincoln University. Faculty of Environment, Society and Design., 2009-08)This report presents findings from Objective 2 of the FRST funded research programme titled: Enhancing the Spatial Dimensions of Tourism Yield. The overall aim of the programme is to examine tourism yield from a demand side perspective on the hypothesis ...
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(Lincoln University. Environment Society and Design Division., 2008-08)The aim of this research was to identify yield based visitor and itinerary prototypes. An examination of tourist itineraries (i.e. tourist behaviour across space and time) as reported in the International Visitor Survey revealed that – when itineraries ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1980)This thesis questions the nature of National Park use in New Zealand. In particular it focuses on the summertime visitors to Arthur's Pass National Park and the legislative dilemma of providing for both preservation and public use of natural areas. In the ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Recreation Research and Education Centre, 2003-04)The objective of the research presented in this report was to develop an understanding of visitors' and locals' views of environmental management in Christchurch. A total of 63 people were selected in a diverse, non-random sample with roughly equal propor ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Recreation Research and Education Centre, 2001-07)The objective of this study was to develop an understanding of visitors' and locals' experiences of the Westland landscape and infrastructure. The interest in landscape experience reflects the central role that both passive and active involvement in lands ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Recreation Research and Education Centre, 2001-07)This report presents results from a survey of visitors to the West Coast, New Zealand, which investigated visitors' general characteristics (e.g., age, gender, origin country, transport type, group type, etc.), perceived attractions of the West Coast and ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Recreation Research and Education Centre, 2001-07)The main aim of this report is to provide an understanding of Maori tourism in order to enhance the ability of both new and established Maori tourist operators, their organisations and the wider Maori community to develop Maori tourism in ways that sustai ...
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(Lincoln University. Tourism Recreation Research and Education Centre, 2001-07)The objective of this study is to examine the perspectives West Coast tourism stakeholders hold about the local government's emerging roles and responsibilities for tourism planning in the region. Local government authorities examined include the Buller, ...