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Rearch Implications of the Theme Issues “Recreation Fees and Pricing Issues in the Public Sector” (Journal of Park and Recreation Administration) and “Societal Response to Recreation Fees on Public Lands” (Journal of Leisure Research)

Alan E. WatsonAldo Leopold Wilderness Research InstituteCorrespondenceawatson/[email protected]
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Gamini HerathAldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute/LaTrobe University
Pages 325-334 | Published online: 13 Dec 2017

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Zvi Schwartz, William Stewart & Erik A. Backlund. (2012) Visitation at capacity-constrained tourism destinations: Exploring revenue management at a national park. Tourism Management 33:3, pages 500-508.
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Gamini Herath. (2016) Research Methodologies for Planning Ecotourism and Nature Conservation. Tourism Economics 8:1, pages 77-101.
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