Rural Tourism : Emerging Issues and Challenges

Contents Foreword Preface 1 Overall Satisfaction and behavioral intentions of organic farm visitors A Case of TaTuTa Experience TurkeyAbdullah Tanrisevdi  2 Rural Tourism Policy in the UK An OverviewKevin Meethan 3 The Economics of the Rural Tourism Industry in Israel Critical DiscussionAnat Tchetchik 4 Spanish Rural Tourism in the Context of Europe Challenges and OpportunitiesLuis Alfonso Garay Tamajon and Gemma Canoves Valiente 5 Developing Rural Tourism in Rajasthan Destination Development Planning at Haldighati ?The Thermopylae of Mewar?Ashok Singh Rathore and Parul Mathur 6 Rural Tourism A Gender Approach; the Dutch CaseJan Wte Kloeze 7 Development of Tourism in Rural Areas Through IntegrationEmil Juvan and Maja Uran 8 Rural Tourism in Bundelkhand Region of India A Swot AnalysisDevesh Nigam and Vinay Kumar Narula 9 Rural Tourism A Study on Alanganallur TamilnaduSaurabh Kumar Dixit and GK Sreenivasan 10 Rural Tourism ? Alternative Tool for Tourism Promotion A Case Study of Bali IndonesiaMir Abdul Sofique and I Nyoman Rawat 11 Agro Tourism Exploring the symbiotic Relationship Between agriculture and TourismRashmi JainTourism has many potential benefits for rural areas Tourism can be an important source of jobs for non-metro communities especially for those that are economically underdeveloped Because jobs in the tourist industry often do not require advanced training local residents with few skills can readily work as food servers retail clerks and hospitality workers Tourism also not only offers business opportunities to local residents but it can serve as a vehicle for marketing a place to potential residents and firms as today?s tourist may return later to retire or start a business locallyIn this present volume covers a wide range of studies dealing with different aspects of rural tourism from different countries The chapters written by eminent scholars and researchers provides a coherent theoretical framework for understand the roles of different agencies governments policymakers and others stakeholders 148 pp.…