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Remoteness and Myth Making: Tourism Development on Pitcairn Island

Description:: Remote islands pose particular challenges for tourism policy and accessibility to tourism markets deemed crucial for their economical survival. As competition for the travel market in the Pacific region intensifies, "microstates" such as Pitcairn Island encounter particular obstacles as destinations on the "periphery". This paper examines issues faced by Pitcairn, the last remaining Pacific Bri...
Display date:: 2011-02
Format:: Scholarly text
Collections:: Otago University Research Archive
Publisher:: Taylor & Francis
Content partner:: University of Otago
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