Master's Theses

Department

Economics, Finance, & Accounting

Degree Name

Master of Science (MS)

Abstract

The writer reviewed Taiwan's tourism situation both past and present and the problems relating to tourism growth and development. An analysis was made of world tourism trends and expenditures and especially travel trends in the Pacific and Southeast Asian countries to provide a basis for Taiwan visitor growth and planning. The marketing objectives and Tourism planning were studied in depth. The key market areas of visitor origin (Japan and the United States) were reviewed and integrated into the marketing objectives and Tourism planning. The tourism industry is a vast complex composed of many component parts: Governmental and private tourism organizations, tour operators and travel agents, the related retail and wholesale service business. They are all inter-related and each has its own particular role to play in servicing the international visitor. It is highly important they work in harmony and coordination with each other to develop the tourism industry in Taiwan.

Keywords

Business & finance, Taiwan, International relations, Tourism, Commerce, Expenditures

Advisor

Dr. Milburn J. Little

Date of Award

Spring 1969

Document Type

Thesis - campus only access

Rights

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