rinciples of Tourism: A New Zealand Perspective by Alan Collier is designed to give the reader an overall view of the tourism industry. The emphasis of the text is on New Zealand tourism. In addition, principles of tourism activity and management as they apply globally are comprehensively explored. Originally designed for those studying the course ‘Principles of Tourism’ for the New Zealand Diploma in Business, the book has been further developed into a comprehensive text for students of the National Diploma in Tourism. It has also proved to be a valuable resource for other diploma courses in tourism as well as for first-year degree studies and for practitioners in the industry. New To This Edition: This edition has been fully revised and has the following new features. - An instructor’s manual, available gratis to adopters of the text. The manual contains: an introduction to each chapter and overview of activities in textbook with answers supplied as appropriate a digital image library; PowerPoint™ slides. - Supporting website www.pearsoned.co.nz/collier where both students and instructors can find a number of useful resources. These include: hyperlinks to relevant websites; templates for use when completing activities; additional material to supplement information provided in the textbook. (in preparation) - Easier-to-read learning objectives at the beginning of each chapter linked with chapter content. - Highlighted ‘key points’ throughout the text. - A greater range of activities designed to enhance students’ comprehension of important topics. - A list of terminology at the end of each chapter.