614) Conservation Management Plan for The Historic City of Melaka***

Unit Konservasi (2008). Conservation Management Plan for The Historic City of Melaka. Unit Konservasi, Jabatan Perancangan Bandar, Majlis Bandaraya Melaka Bersejarah, Melaka.

• Introduction (ms1-4)
• Area definition (ms5-12)
• Heritage buildings (ms13-27)
• Managing changes issues (ms28-37)
• Building and development control (ms38-50)
• Movement-traffic management and transportation (ms51-67)
• Approaches to enhancing visual quality (ms68-69)
• Tourism management (ms70-91)
• Economic and management aspect (ms92-102)
• Conclusion (ms103)
• Appendix - signage and advertisement display guidelines

551) Introduction to Tourism: Dimensions and Issues**

Hall, C. M. (2002). Introduction to Tourism: Dimensions and Issues. Pearson Education Australia, New South Wales.

• Historical dimensions of tourism (ms37-62)
• Tourism planning and destination development (ms321-353)
• Urban tourism development: retailing, culture, heritage, etc. (ms390-419)
• References (ms439-512)
  

546) The Business of Tourism*

Holloway, J. C. (2002). The Business of Tourism. Pearson Education Limited, Essex.

• An introduction to tourism (ms1-14)
• The history of tourism: from its origins to the age of steam (ms17-30)
• Tourism design and management (ms333-353)
• Bibliography (ms383-396)

545) Travel & Tour Management*

Frost, W. (2004). Travel & Tour Management. Pearson Educational Australia, New South Wales.

• Travel, tours and tourism (ms1-9)
• Bibliography (ms152-162)
  

544) Tourism Impacts, Planning ang Management*

Mason, P. (2003). Tourism Impacts, Planning ang Management. Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford.

• Tourism growth, development and impacts (ms3-64)
• Tourism planning and management: concepts, issues and players (ms65-142)
• Tools and techniques in tourism planning and management (ms143-164)
• The future of tourism planning and management (ms165-181)
• References (ms182-191)
  

543) Managing the Tourist Destination*

Howie, F. (2003). Managing the Tourist Destination. Thomson Learning, London.

• Principles and theories (ms48-72)