Tall ship season and Thames River Tourism

Tall ship season and Thames River Tourism

 

From the “Tall ships: the verdict” of GreenwichVisitors, and “Tourism should look to river” of GreenwichTime. The niche tourism of tall ships attracted a lot of tourist who were interested in their historical looking. It made people the feeling that they had come back to the past time, and joy in the river of history. The tall ship season also brought more job opportunities along the river. With these positive impacts, the Tall ship season can be understood as a good point in Thames River Tourism. After research, it may be decided as a necessary and special part of Thames River Tourism.

 

 

 

References:

Hall C. M. & Lew A. A. (2009) Understanding and Managing Tourism impacts: An Integrated Approach, Routeledge, London ISBN 13: 978-0-415-77132-0 (hbk)

Lamont, I (2014) “Tourism should look to river”, page 5, GreenwichTime, 03 September 2014

Porter, M E 1985, Competitive Advantage, New York: The Free Press

“Tall ships: the verdict”, page 11, GreenwichVisitors, October 2014 http://gwmag.skybluecreations.com/attractions/to-do/665-greenwich-hospital-commissions-local-designer-makers-to-create-collectors-stamp-for-tall-ship-leila