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Progress and problems in the development of recreational trip generation and trip distribution models

Gordon O. Ewing Associate Professor of Geography, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
Pages 1-24 | Published online: 13 Jul 2009

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Stanley R. Lieber, Daniel R. Fesenmaier & Robert S. Bristow. (1989) Recreation Expenditures and Opportunity Theory: The Case of Illinois. Journal of Leisure Research 21:2, pages 106-123.
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John B. Loomis. (1988) Contingent Valuation Using Dichotomous Choice Models. Journal of Leisure Research 20:1, pages 46-56.
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George L. Peterson & J. Ross Arnold. (1987) The Economic Benefits of Mountain Running The Pike's Peak Marathon. Journal of Leisure Research 19:2, pages 84-100.
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DanielR. Fesenmaier & StanleyR. Lieber. (1987) Outdoor recreation expenditures and the effects of spatial structure. Leisure Sciences 9:1, pages 27-40.
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Richard R. Perdue. (1986) Traders and Nontraders in Recreational Destination Choice. Journal of Leisure Research 18:1, pages 12-25.
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Daniel R. Fesenmaier & Stanley R. Lieber. (1985) Spatial Structure and Behavior Response in Outdoor Recreation Participaton. Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 67:2, pages 131-138.
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George L. Peterson, Daniel J. Stynes & J. Ross Arnold. (1985) The Stability of a Recreation Demand Model Over Time. Journal of Leisure Research 17:2, pages 121-132.
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Daniel J. Stynes, Daniel M. Spotts & John R. Strunk. (1985) RELAXING ASSUMPTIONS OF PERFECT INFORMATION IN PARK VISITATION MODELS∗ . The Professional Geographer 37:1, pages 21-28.
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StephenL. J. Smith. (1985) U.S. Vacation travel patterns: Correlates of distance decay and the willingness to travel. Leisure Sciences 7:2, pages 151-174.
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Daniel J. Stynes & George L. Peterson. (1984) A Review of Logit Models with Implications for Modeling Recreation Choices. Journal of Leisure Research 16:4, pages 295-310.
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Alexander J. Darragh, George L. Peterson & John F. Dwyer. (1983) Travel Cost Models at the Urban Scale. Journal of Leisure Research 15:2, pages 89-94.
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GeorgeL. Peterson, JohnF. Dwyer & AlexanderJ. Darragh. (1983) A behavioral urban recreation site choice model. Leisure Sciences 6:1, pages 61-81.
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WinstonC. Husbands. (1983) Tourist space and Touristic attraction: An analysis of the destination choices of European travelers. Leisure Sciences 5:4, pages 289-307.
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J.T. Coppock. (1982) Geographical contributions to the study of leisure. Leisure Studies 1:1, pages 1-27.
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George L. Peterson, Dorothy H. Anderson & David W. Lime. (1982) Multiple-Use Site Demand Analysis: An Application to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Journal of Leisure Research 14:1, pages 27-36.
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