Glen Croy

Lecturer, BCom, DipGrad, PG Dip Tour Otago

Research Interests:

Tourism; destination image; fictional media tourism; natural and rural area tourism; tourism education; dark tourism; image management; research methods.

Recent Publications:

Croy, W.G. & Hall, C.M. (2003). Developing a tourism knowledge: educating the student, developing the rural area. Journal of Teaching in Travel and Tourism, 3(1), 3-24.

Croy, W.G. & Walker, R. (2003). Rural tourism and film: issues for strategic regional development. In D. Hall, L. Roberts & M. Mitchell (Eds.). New Directions in Rural Tourism (pp 115-133). Aldershot: Ashgate.

Hall, C.M., Croy, W.G. & Walker, R. (2003). Imaging and branding the destination. In C.M. Hall (Ed.), Introduction to Tourism: Dimensions and Issues (4th ed., pp. 105-125). Frenchs Forest: Pearson Education Australia.

Croy, W.G. & Hogh, L. (2002). Endangered visitors: A phenomenological study of eco-resort development. Current Issues in Tourism, 5(3&4), 254-271.

Croy, W.G. (2001). The ideal spot: the appraisive component of destination image. In P. Holland, F. Stephenson & A. Wearing (Eds.), 2001, Georgraphy: a Spatial Odyssey (pp. 412-418). Dunedin: New Zealand Geographic Society and the Institute of Australian Geographers.

Kearsley, G.W. & Croy W.G. (2000). Land tenure change in the south island high country and its implications for recreation and tourism in New Zealand. In M.R. Robinson, P. Long, N. Evans, S. Sharpley & J. Swarbrooke, (Eds.), Reflections on International Tourism: Environmental Management and Pathways to Sustainable Tourism (pp. 113-124). Sunderland: Business Education Publishers Ltd.

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