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by Peter Tarlow
Tourism Security
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Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Foreword
Foreword Two: Problems of Tourism Safety in Latin America
Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction to Tourism Security
Abstract
The Tourism Phenomenon
Tourism Terminology and History
Modern Tourism Definitions
Lack of a Unified Vocabulary
Tourism as a Social Phenomenon
Defining Tourism Security
Classical and Modern Travel Challenges
Concepts of Leisure and Leisure Travel
Tourism Security is More Than Criminal Behavior
Criminal Acts and Acts of Terrorism
Professional Fears of Addressing Crime and Terrorism
Pre and Post September 11, 2001
Tourism Safety, Security, and Surety in the Post-9/11 World
An Overview of Tourism Surety: The Pre-9/11 Years
The Post-9/11 Period
TOPPs: The First Defense Against Tourism Crimes
Summary
Chapter 2: The Relationship between Tourism Security and the Economy
Abstract
Part 1: How Security, or the Lack of Security, Impacts the Tourism Industry’s Economy
Part 2: How Tourism Security Must Face the Issues of Shrinking Budgets and How Security Personnel Must Do More with Less
Chapter 3: Hotel and Motel Security
Abstract
Places of Lodging in the Tourism History
Hotel Security: The Overview
Common Problems
Hotel Challenges
Motel Challenges
Bed ’n Breakfast (B&B) Challenges
Campgrounds and Other Lodging Challenges
Lodging Security in a Consistently Changing World
The Role of the Security Officer
Dealing with the Specifics of Lodging Security
Planning Lodging Security
Working with Others
Around the Hotel
Front Desk and Lobby Area
Front Desk Personnel
Rooms and Hallways
Food and Beverages
The Outside Public Areas
Pool and Athletic Safety
Other Areas in the Hotel
Outsourcing
Protecting the Hotel’s Staff
Should an Employee or Guest Become Violent
Chapter 4: Risk and Crisis Management
Abstract
Introduction
Risk Management
Why Analyzing Tourism Risks is Difficult
Crisis Management
Performing Risk Management
A Risk Management Model
Risk Management Guidelines
Alcohol and Drugs and Tourism Risk
Drugs, Tourism, and Terrorism
The Risk of Food Safety in Tourism
Fire and Tourism Safety
Terrorism and Tourism
Tourism, Terrorism, and the Media
From Risk Management to Crisis Management
Crisis Recovery
Chapter 5: Public Gathering Places
Abstract
Introduction
CCTV Cameras at the Casino and Beyond
The Casino Security Professional
Other Places Where People Gather
History of Meetings and Conventions
Crimes at Convention Centers or Trade Shows
Some Trade Show/Convention Security Procedures
Hazardous Materials
Animals (Pets) at Trade and Convention Centers
Convention/Trade-Show Center Security and Safety Plans
Event Security Plan
Chapter 6: Aquatic Tourism: Security at Beaches, Rivers, Lakes, and on the High Seas
Abstract
Introduction
Beach/Sea/River Tourism
Criminal Issues and Issues of Terrorism at Aquatic Locations
Cruise Tourism
From the Biblical Text to the Modern World
Other Security Issues Specific to Cruise Ships
Other Health Issues
How Passengers Deal with Cruise Emergencies
Chapter 7: Transportation: Travel by Air, Car, and Train
Abstract
Introduction
The Distinction Between Security and Safety
Notable Hijackings
Issues of Commonality in Hijackings
Counter-Hijacking Measures
Hardening the Terminal
Greater Examination of Luggage
Making the Plane Itself More Secure
Issues of Fire at Airports
Other Suggestions in Hardening Air Travel
Issues of Health
Diseases Carried from One Nation or Continent to Another
Terrorism-Based Illnesses
Train Travel as Tourism
Bus Tourism
APPENDIX: NTA's CRISIS MANAGEMENT PLAN STRUCTURE1
Chapter 8: Tourism Security Legal Issues
Abstract
Tourism Surety, Standards of Care, and the Law
Issues of Responsibility, Legality, and Standards of Care
Making Decisions
Standards of Care
Legal Vulnerability
Tourism Law
Travelers’ Rights
Travel Agents
Issues of Travel Law and Travel Agents
Additional Issues for Travel Agencies
The Airline Passenger Bill of Rights
U.S. Cruise Passengers Bill of Rights
Train and Bus Travel
Fire Codes
In Europe
Summary
Chapter 9: Case Studies: Four Tourism Cities
Abstract
Introduction
Tourism and Freedom
Charleston, South Carolina
Las Vegas
The Dominican Republic
Tourist Police
Rio de Janeiro
Summary
Afterword
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Strategies for Effectively Managing Travel Risk and Safety
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Peter E. Tarlow
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