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Over 100,000 Abstracts now included

Leisure Tourism Database now contains over 100,000 abstracts, with more records added per year than ever before, including growing numbers of full text articles. We include all the core academic journals in leisure, tourism, hospitality, and sport economics and sociology, but thanks to the broader coverage of the CAB Abstracts database also cover relevant papers from e.g. the medical literature (for travel health), agricultural journals covering farm tourism, forest recreation papers from forestry journals and conferences, and other content not readily accessible on other databases.

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Cambodia posts higher visitors but lower revenue (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Tourism revenue in Cambodia fell by about 2 percent last year as the sector suffered a drop in spending amid the fallout from the economic crisis, according to a Ministry of Tourism quoted by th ...
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Asia-Pacific travel picks up in late 2009 (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Preliminary figures released on March 5 by the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) indicate that the numbers of international visitors to the Asia Pacific region fell by an estimated thre ...
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Why tourists seek their roots (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Genealogy tourism, in its various guises, is reported to be a growing segment of the heritage market. Much of the research on the subject has focused on legacy travel, or travel to ancestra ...
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UK heritage tourism worth over £20 billion: report (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Research commissioned by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) claims that the heritage tourism industry is worth nearly £21 billion, making it a greater contributer to gross domestic product (GDP) tha ...
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Arizona study links tourism funding cuts to job losses (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Tourism marketing has been a subject of hot debate in many U.S. states which are having to make stringent budget cuts. While in some states, such as Michigan, significant funds remain allocated fo ...
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Featured paper: Carbon emissions from aviation (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Aviation emissions of carbon dioxide and other climate-changing substances have long been a target of criticism from environmentalists, while governments such as the UK have used such emissions as ...
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Tourism and mega-event summit held in South Africa (News and Editorial)
March 2010
It is now less than 100 days until the FIFA World Cup kicks off in South Africa, the first event of this magnitude to be held in the continent of Africa. In late February, the UNWTO held a ...
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Do our genes determine the benefit of exercise? (News and Editorial)
March 2010
Regular exercise is regarded as an important part of staying healthy, helping us ward off obesity, heart disease, and a range of other ailments. But new research led by Pennington Biomedica ...
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2012 Olympics marketing strategy now published (News and Editorial)
March 2010
A 79-page document detailing the marketing strategy centred around the 2012 Olympic Games to be held in London has been published by VisitBritain. Britain Marketing and 2012 Games Strateg ...
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Spanish football clubs top revenue list, while English have highest debt (News and Editorial)
March 2010
The latest Football Money League from business advisory firm Deloitte shows that Real Madrid has become the first sports team across the world to generate €400m (£363m, US$544m) in revenue. An ...
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