Tourism, development and society
旅遊、文化與發展
Semester A 2024/25
Semester B 2024/25
2 - Study of Societies, Social and Business Organisations
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Public and International Affairs
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This course identifies the economic, cultural and social impacts of tourism. As a major economic sector, tourism contributes to the economic development of rich and poor countries alike. Tourism has also encouraged the large-scale movement of people around the world and has arguably led to a significant degree of cultural transformation. This course provides students with a systemic understanding of tourism’s effects on both tourists and the societies that receive them. It adopts multi-disciplinary approaches to analysis of tourism development case studies in the global tourism landscape, with the aim of equipping students to participate in significant cultural and tourism policy debates.

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CRN Section Term Type Capacity Day Time Building Room Instructor
13592 13592CA1 Semester A 2024/25 Lecture 97 Fri 15:00:00 - 17:50:00 YEUNG LT-15
  • Prof. CHAN Yuk Wah
  • 12919 12919CA1 Semester B 2024/25 Lecture 97 Tue 09:00:00 - 11:50:00 LI 1614  
    13885 13885CB1 Semester B 2024/25 Lecture 3 Tue 09:00:00 - 11:50:00 LI 1614