Tourism in Dubai: overcoming barriers to destination development

By Joan Henderson. 2006

147 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Geography, Planning and Development, Sociology and Political Science, Transportation

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In Geography, Planning and Development

1. R. Sharpley
2. Joan Henderson

In Sociology and Political Science

1. R. Sharpley
2. Joan Henderson
3. Fevzi Okumus
4. Po-Ju Chen
5. Raija Komppula
6. T. Lee
7. Carla Barbieri

In Transportation

1. R. Sharpley
2. Joan Henderson
3. Raija Komppula
4. Carla Barbieri

Citations in the corpus

• Sharia-Compliant Hotels (2010, background): “It is more cosmopolitan and open than its regional neighbours and even other Emirates and has a population in which expatriates outnumber locals ( Henderson, 2007 ).”
• Tourism Development and the Environment: Beyond Sustainability? (2009, background): “Not only has Dubai been, since the early 1990s, one of the world’s fastest growing tourism destinations (Henderson, 2006), achieving an average annual increase in arrivals of almost 14 per cent (Table 7.”
• The relationship between travel constraints and destination image: A case study of Brunei (2013, background): “The contemporary image of many Islamic destinations is closely associated with behavioral differences from those of Western society (Henderson, 2006; Mansfield & Winckler, 2008; Tasci et al., 2006).”