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TOURISM AND TRAVEL: ADJECTIVAL TOURISM AND NICHE TOURISM: EVENT TOURISM :
SECURITY :
SAFETY:
Event Planning Management and Tourism Planning
for Risks Safety and Security:
A Brief and Selective Bibliography
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Event Planning Management and Tourism Planning
for Risks Safety and Security:
A Brief and Selective Bibliography
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This is a short and selective bibliography of sources about risk
management in event tourism.
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Sport facility management :
organizing events and mitigating risks
Author: Rob Ammon; Richard M Southall; David A Blair
Publisher: Morgantown, WV :
Fitness Information Technology, 2004
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Risk management issues in large-scale sporting events:
A stakeholder perspective
Leopkey, B
Journal: European sport management quarterly
ISSN: 1618-4742 Date: 2009
Volume: 9 Issue: 2 Page: 187
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Trends, strategies, and issues in sport-event tourism
Getz, D
Journal: Sport marketing quarterly
ISSN: 1061-6934 Date: 1998
Volume: 7 Page: 8
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Special events: best practices in modern event management
Goldblatt, JJ
Journal: Managing leisure
ISSN: 1360-6719 Date: 1998
Volume: 3 Page: 111
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Aspects of integral risk management in
practice-considerations with respect
to mountain hazards in Switzerland
Kienholz, H
Journal: terreichische Wasser- und Abfallwirtschaft
Date: 2004
Volume: 56 Issue: 3-4 Page: 43
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Safety, security, and preparing for disaster at sporting events
Rubin, AL
Journal: Current sports medicine reports
ISSN: 1537-890X Date: 2004
Volume: 3 Issue: 3 Page: 141
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Event tourism: An examination of motivations and activities
Backman, KF
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 1995
Volume: 3 Issue: 1 Page: 15
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Preparing for terrorism :
the public safety communicator's guide
Author: George Buck; Lori Buck; Barry Mogil
Publisher: Clifton Park, NY : Thomson/Delmar Learning, 2003
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Festival and special event management
Author: Johnny Allen; et al
Publisher: Milton, Qld. : John Wiley & Sons Australia, 2005.
Series: Wiley Australia tourism series.
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Perceptions of Risk and Travel Intentions:
The Case of China and the Beijing Olympic Games
Qi, Christine Xueqing
Journal: The journal of sport tourism
ISSN: 1477-5085 Date: 2009
Volume: 14 Issue: 1 Page: 43
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Special Event Management and the Terrorist Threat
Morrone, FV
Journal: The Police chief
ISSN: 0032-2571 Date: 1994
Volume: 61 Page: 46
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Impacts of terrorism-related safety and security measures
at a major sport event
Taylor, T
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 2006
Volume: 9 Issue: 4 Page: 199
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Title: Planning and Managing Security for Major Special Events:
Guidelines for Law Enforcement
Author(s): Edward Connors
Corporate Author: Institute for Law and Justice
United States
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Annotation: These guidelines are intended to assist local law enforcement
officials in planning and managing security for events that attract large
numbers of people.
Abstract: The report includes examples of best practices used by Federal
agencies with security responsibilities, as well as strategies that have
been effective for local law enforcement and private security. The focus
is on national and regional events that may be targets for terrorists,
other criminals, and protestors. The guidelines embody six core principles
for major event planning and management. First, officials should plan for
worst-case scenarios in addition to the crimes and incidents typically
associated with major public events (fights, drunkenness, etc.). Second,
officials should weigh the intrusive measures that might provide more
security against the jurisdiction's desire to have events that are
enjoyable, well-attended, and profitable. Third, officials should ensure
that security events are safe without infringing on the constitutional
rights of participants, including freedom of speech and assembly. Fourth,
officials should establish new and effective, albeit temporary,
organizational arrangements, management structures, and communication
methods. Fifth, officials should ensure that the area of the jurisdiction
not involved in the event receive essential law enforcement services,
regardless of the size or importance of the event. Sixth, officials should
ensure that appropriate Federal officials, such as Department of Homeland
Security State Homeland Security Advisors, are informed in advance about
events with national or international significance, so as to make Federal
officials aware of the nature of the event and possibly gain Federal
support for security measures. Guidelines are divided into pre-event
planning, security management during the event, and post-event activities.
3 exhibits and appended selected bibliography and other resources, sample
security planning organization charts, a checklist for an event security
plan, and guiding principles for major special event security
Main Term(s): Police policies and procedures
Index Term(s): Police management; Police planning; Security management;
Special events policing
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Research on Problem and Strategy of Contingency Safety Management in Urban
Mega Sports EventZHOU Xiang-hong,CHENG Wei-rong,LI Yu(School of Economics
and Management, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China)
It is widely accepted by local governments that mega sport events play
important roles for its development. However, as events' scope expanding
and times increasing, the probability of contingency the demands of
security are increasing . This paper is tying to use theories of public
management, event management and crisis management to discuss the
conception of urban mega sports event, the phenomena of contingency in
public place, and how to avoid accidents and minimize the negative effect.
Key Words? Mega Sports Event Public Place Security Safe City
http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-BJTD200712007.htm
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Risk management for meetings and events
Author: Julia Rutherford Silvers
Publisher: Oxford, UK ; Burlington, MA :
Butterworth-Heinemann, 2008.
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Accession Number : ADA518698
Title : Leveraging Successful Collaborative Processes to Improve
Performance Outcomes in Large-Scale Event Planning: Super Bowl, A Planned
Homeland Security Event
Descriptive Note : Master's thesis
Corporate Author : NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL MONTEREY CA
Personal Author(s) : Shannon, Thomas
Handle / proxy Url : http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA518698
Report Date : MAR 2010
Pagination or Media Count : 114
Abstract : Super Bowls are one of the world's premier sporting events,
bringing hundreds of thousands of event participants, vendors, and fans to
host cities. They are high-stakes, planned events that require the same
elements of focus, all-hazard orientation, coordination, trust,
collaboration, and unity of purpose that the homeland security environment
requires in order to achieve the goals set forth in the Presidential
Directives. This thesis considers the predictable performance activities
in the planning process that lead to predictable performance outcomes.
Large-event planners and operators can benefit from understanding these
activities and implementing preventive steps that lead to more desirable
event outcomes. By establishing a cooperative and highly participative SB
planning process, the majority of operational conflicts (whether cultural
or technical) will be uncovered in a controlled way and lead toward more
predictable performance outcomes.
Descriptors : *HOMELAND SECURITY, *RECREATION, ENVIRONMENTS, HAZARDS,
PREDICTIONS, PLANNING, FANS, URBAN AREAS, GLOBAL, CONTROL, THESES
Subject Categories : HUMANITIES AND HISTORY
CIVIL DEFENSE
DEFENSE SYSTEMS
Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
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Risk management for meetings and events
Auteur : RUTHERFORD Silvers Julia
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Risk management for meetings and events
Auteur : RUTHERFORD Silvers Julia
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The Business of Event Planning: Behind-the-scenes Secrets of Successful
Special Events
Auteur : ALLEN Judy
Prix indicatif 25,84
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Langue : ANGLAIS
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Sommaire de The Business of Event Planning: Behind-the-scenes... :
Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: The Strategic Planning of Event Design
External Objectives
Internal Objectives
Day One Client Itinerary
Day Two Client Itinerary
Day Three Client Itinerary
Day Four Client Itinerary
Day Five Client Itinerary
Day Six Client Itinerary
Day Seven Client Itinerary
Chapter 2: Preparing the Proposal
The Proposal Request
The Qualification Meeting
The Proposal
Proposal Preparation: The Initial Steps
Making Contact With Key Suppliers
Proposal Preparation
Chapter 3: The Body of the Proposal
Cover Letter
Destination Review
Transportation Requirements
Hotel Information
Day by Day Detailed Itinerary
Grid
Cost Summary Sheet
Detailed Program Inclusions
Program Options and Enhancements
Company Profile
References
Backup Material
Brining It All Together
Chapter 4: Management Fees
Four Types of Fees
Chapter 5: Contractual Negotiations With Suppliers
Negotiating With Suppliers
Chapter 6: Client Contracts
The Three Rules of Contracts
Areas Covered in the Client Contract
Payment
Liability and Responsibility
Dates and Other Details
Food and Beverage Hazards
Technical Riders and Other Requirements
Doing Your Homework
Chapter 7: Safety and Security
Travel Information
Checklists for Out of Town Events
Ensuring Client Safety
Other Safety Issues
New Areas of Consideration for Safety and Security
Chapter 8: Event Planning Technology Tools and Emerging Trends
Event Planning Technology Options
Chapter 9: Multicultural and Foreign Event Planning
Local Customs, Protocol and Etiquette
Religious Beliefs
Local Cultural and Political Matters
Chapter 10: Event and Program Branding
Establishing a Brand
The Branded Image
Program Branding
The Branding Commitment
Protecting the Client's Image and Standards
Chapter 11: Conclusion
Appendix
Sample Proposal/Senior Management
Sample Proposal/Incentive Sales Group
Index
http://www.lavoisier.fr/livre/notice.asp?id=OKLWOSA2RSSOWN
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Risk Management Strategies by Stakeholders
in Canadian Major Sporting Events
Leopkey, Becca
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 2009
Volume: 13 Issue: 3 Page: 153
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Event Service in Library and Event Management ResearchXian Weihong
Event and event management has become a new industry in the developed
countries. In the increasingly diversified services of the library, the
proportion of the event service has become larger and larger. The forms of
event services has become increasingly diverse; the number of event
services rapidly increases; involved people are more and more and are no
longer confined to traditional readers; the influence of event services
greatly expands from interior of the library to society; But there are
still some problems: the types of actual event services of the library are
much more , but the patterns are fewer; the short-term services of most
libraries disperse; the ownership and management of event are still
relatively chaotic; various event services of the library have no unified
definitions, standards and classifications. Therefore systematic
classification and unified management should be implemented, and we should
standardize business processes and implement events marketing.
Key Words? Event Libraries Event services Management
http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-TSGJ200803025.htm
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Motivation and decision-making analysis of developing urban event
tourismAN Ying-min CHENYing
By taking the influence of events as foundation,modern cities make event
tourism planning to promote urban competitive power.However,discussion to
the event tourism is still less and incomplete.With analysis to the
necessity and function,cultural mechanism drivers,social participation
drivers and social effect drivers of event tourism,this article conducts
multi-level discussions on how to develop urban event tourism.It is
concluded that significant events take the whole world as goal
market,symbolic events take domestic place as goal market,regional events
take regional place as goal market,and local events take locality as goal
market.Finally,two major problems are proposed on how to develop urban
event tourism.
Key Words? city event tourism motivation decision analysis
http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTotal-CSWT200910014.htm
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A Study on Event & Event Tourism (E&ET) in Western Countries(2)DAI
Guang-quan,BAO Ji-gang (Center for Tourism Planning and Research,
Zhongshan University, Guan gzhou 510275, China)
In western countries, Event Event Tourism (E ET) have become one o f hot
points in recreation and tourism researches.Based on literature review, t
he paper recommends the subject's general situation and future trend s and
gives a series of introduction to it. The paper includes six parts. This i
s Part 4 to Part 6. Part 4 summarizes five research fields and three res
earch frameworks of E ET research. Part 5 outlines two important research
fiel d s: Sport Event Sport Tourism; Festival Special Event (FSE) FSE
Tourism. Th e Olympic Games, its tourism effects and Olympic studies are
highlighted. Two ma in fields-sport tourism and leisure sports are
commented. Part 5 also analyses the defects of Festival Special Event
(FSE) and sums up the related important fields of FSE Tourism research. In
Part 6, according to the trends of E ET in western countries and Chinese
event practice, four perspectives are highlighted about China's
event-related researches as follows: to consummate the research m ethods,
to build Chinese event-related theory system, to study the impacts of e v
ents and the regulation system and to research the philosophy of events
from the perspectives of sociology, anthropology and other sciences.
Key Words? event event tourism research introduction literature analysis
sport event & sp or t tourism festival & special event (FSE) & FSE tourism
research trends wester n countries China
http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-LYXK200306021.htm
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International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics (Jose )
2002 Vol. 8, No. 3, 365-375
Factor Analysis of Safety for Visitors to a Mega-Event
Young Guk Kwon
Department of Internet & Industrial Engineering,
Kwandong University, YangYang, Kangwondo, Korea
Hyun Jee Park
Department of Tourism Management, Kwandong University,
Kangnung, Kangwondo, Korea
This paper investigated the safety factors considered by visitors to the
Kwangju
Biennale 2000 and analyzed the correlation between the safety factors and
the demographic characteristics of the visitors. Global tourism increased
throughout the 1990s, with the biggest surge occurring in the Asia-Pacific
region. Long-distance travel is also increasing, and at a rate faster than
the global average. The opportunities for event tourism appear to be
strong almost everywhere, even though recessions may have an impact on
these destinations.
Along with this upward trend, competition for more desirable tourists is
also
surging (Getz, 1997). Therefore event tourism is appearing as a powerful
method in the fierce competition around the tourism industry.
factor analysis safety mega-event event tourism
http://www.ciop.pl/2227
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Towards an international event management
body of knowledge
(EMBOK)
Silvers, JR
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 2006
Volume: 9 Issue: 4 Page: 185
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Risk Perception of Mega-events
Boo, Soyoung
Journal: The journal of sport tourism
ISSN: 1477-5085 Date: 2010
Volume: 15 Issue: 2 Page: 139
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Event tourism: A strategic methodology
for emergency management
Chris Kemp
Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning
ISSN: 1749-9216 (Paper) 1749-9224 (Online)
Issue: Volume 3, Number 3 / May, 2009
Date: May 2009
Pages: 227 - 240
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Developing a Research Agenda
for the Event Management Field
Donald Getz
http://linkbc.ca/torc/downs1/Events2000.pdf#page=16
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Consumer perceptions and concerns about the healthfulness and safety
of food served at fairs and festivals
Boo, HC
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 2000
Volume: 6 Issue: 2 Page: 85
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Analysis of Risk Management Policies
for Tailgating Activities at Selected
NCAA Division I Football Games
Miller, John; Gillentine, Andy
Page 197
16 J. Legal Aspects Sport 197 (2006)
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Event Management: An Experiential Learning Approach
Canberg, AS
Journal: Schole :
a journal of leisure studies and recreation education
ISSN: 1937-156X Date: 2009
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Event planning : the ultimate guide to successful meetings,
corporate events, fund-raising galas, conferences, conventions,
incentives and other special events
Author: Judy Allen
Publisher: Mississauga, Ont. :
J. Wiley & Sons Canada, 2009.
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Event Management Body Of Knowledge (EMBOK):
The Future of Event Industry Research
Robson, Linda M.
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 2009
Volume: 12 Issue: 1 Page: 19
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Security management capabilities
in intercollegiate athletic departments
Author: George Murrell Cunningham;
University of Southern Mississippi.
School of Human Performance and Recreation.
Publisher: 2007.
Dissertation: Thesis (Ph.D.)-
University of Southern Mississippi, 2007.
Series: Dissertation
(University of Southern Mississippi), 2007.
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Case Study Evolution in Event Management:
The Gold Coast's Wintersun Festival
Mules, T
Journal: Event management
ISSN: 1525-9951 Date: 2004
Volume: 1 Issue: 2 Page: 95
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Title Risk Management for Meetings and Events
Events Management
Author Julia Rutherford Silvers
Edition illustrated
Publisher Butterworth-Heinemann, 2007
ISBN 0750680571, 9780750680578
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Title Event risk management and safety
Volume 4 of The Wiley event management series
Author Peter E. Tarlow
Edition illustrated
Publisher John Wiley and Sons, 2002
ISBN 0471401684, 9780471401681
Length 272 pages
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Title Event Management: A Professional And Developmental Approach
Authors Greg Damster, Dimitri Tassiopoulos, Peter de Tolly, Wren Dry,
Jurgen Gasche, Debbie Johnson, John Knocker
Editor Dimitri Tassiopoulos
Publisher Juta and Company Ltd, 2006
ISBN 0702166588, 9780702166587
Length 509 pages
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Title Strategic sports event management: an international approach
Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Series
Author Guy Masterman
Edition illustrated, reprint
Publisher Butterworth-Heinemann, 2004
ISBN 0750659831, 9780750659833
Length 250 pages
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