Información General

• Autores: Lee Jolliffe (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Clevedon: Channel View Publications, 2007
• Año de publicación: 2007
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-84541-056-8
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• Ha sido reseñado en:

  • Tea and tourism: tourists, traditions and transformations

    Joan C. Henderson

    Tourism recreation research, ISSN 0250-8281, Vol. 32, Nº. 3, 2007, págs. 86-87

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Listado de artículos

• • Part 1: Introduction

    • Connecting Tea and Tourism

      Lee Jolliffe

      págs. 3-20

      

  • Part 2: Tea Histories, Collections and Traditions

    • Tracing the History of Tea Culture

      Paul Leung Kin Han

      págs. 23-37

      

    • Tea and Travel: transforming the Material Culture of Tea

      Lee Jolliffe

      págs. 38-52

      

    • Tea Traditions in Taiwan and Yunnan

      Paul Leung Kin Han

      págs. 53-68

      

  • Part 3: Tea and Touriism: Political, Social and Economic Developments

    • Tea production and Tourism development in Assam: a missed opprotunity?

      Kevin Hannam

      págs. 71-83

      

    • Amidts the Misty Mountains: the Role of Tea Tourism in Sri Lanka's Turbulent Tourist Industry

      Rabindranath B. Gunasekara, Janet Henshall Momsen

      págs. 84-97

      

    • The New Tea Appreciation Festival: marketing and Socio-economic Development in Hunan Province, China

      Rong Huang, Derek Hall

      págs. 98-114

      

    • Tea Culture and Tourism in Fujian Province, China: towards a Partnership for sustainable development

      Honggen Xiao

      págs. 115-132

      

    • Tourism Development and the Tea Gardens of Fuding, China

      Lee Jolliffe, Peifen Zhuang

      págs. 133-144

      

    • Tourism and Tea in Kenya: opportunity for Development?

      Jacquelyne Muhati, Lee Jolliffe

      págs. 145-163

      

  • Part 4: Transforming Tea: From Tea Experences to Tea Destinations

    • China's Tea and Horse Trade Route and its potential for Tourism

      Hilary du Cros

      págs. 167-179

      

    • Hangzhou: China's Green Tea City

      Keith Dewar, Wen Mei Li

      págs. 180-205

      

    • Teapot Trails in the UK: just a handle or something worth spouting about?

      Derek Hall, Steven Boyne

      págs. 206-223

      

    • Tea Tourists and Tea Destinations in Canada: a New Blend

      Lee Jolliffe

      págs. 224-243

      

  • Part 5: Conclusion

    • Towards a Research Agenda for Tea Tourism

      Lee Jolliffe

      págs. 247-252