TOURISM RECREATION RESEARCH is a multidisciplinary international journal; published thrice a year. It focuses on research problems in various recreational environments-ecological, economic, socio-cultural and attempts to seek right answers for sound growth and development with conservation. Contributions are also encouraged on fundamental research concepts and systematics. The journal carries regular features as Reports, Publication Briefs, Research Probe and Book Reviews.

 Articles or research papers for Tourism Recreation Research (TRR) should be in English, unpublished and sent in triplicate. All articles are double-blind refereed. They should be typed in double space (not on dot-matrix printer) with margins on both sides, preferably on A4 size paper; with a word limit of approximately 5,000 words (plus abstract); accompanied by generally not more than four illustrations (maps, diagrams, photographs).

 Photographs should be clear and in black-and-white, size not exceeding TRR printscape (18x23 cm), with a brief caption. Electro/photo copies are not acceptable. Maps should be such that allow reductions up to one-third or one-fourth of the original.

 Manuscripts should also have an ABSTRACT in one paragraph, word-limit 250 words, a Title that is brief, Sub-headings, but not for introductory paragraph(s). Sub-headings should be in upper/lower case, left-aligned and generally not numbered.

Publication Schedule : Thrice in a year (April - August - December)

Dr.Tej Vir Singh
Editor-in-Chief
Tourism Recreation Research
A-965/6 Indira Nagar, Lucknow - 226016 INDIA
e-mail:

Jafar Jafari University of Wisconsin-Stout, U.S.A.	C.R. Goeldner University of Colorado  U.S.A	Valene L. Smith California State University U.S.A.
Ross K. Dowling Edith Cowan University Australia	J.R. Brent Ritchie  University of Calgary Canada	Peter W. Williams Simon Fraser University Canada
Sanda Weber Institute for Tourism Croatia	E. Groetzbach Tutzing  Germany	Abraham Pizam  Dick Pope Institute for Tourism Studies, U.S.A.
C.Michael Hall University of Otago  New Zealand	Chris Cooper University of Queensland Australia.	Brian King  Victoria University of Technology, Australia
K.S. (Kaye) Chon Hongkong Polytechnic University , P.R China.	Sah-Hun Kim   Kyonggi University  Korea	Trevor Soefield University of Tasmania  Australia.
David Fennell  Brock University Canada	H.L. Theuns Maastricht The Netherlands	Julio Aramberri  Drexel University. U.S.A
Ralf Buckley Griffith University Australia	Purnima Chauhan Govt.of Himachal Pradesh , India	Zhang Guangrui CASS Graduate School China
Dallen J. Timothy Arizona State University, U.S.A.	Geoffrey Wall University of Waterloo Canada	Alan A. Lew Northern Arizona University, U.S.A.
Linda K. Richter Kansas State University U.S.A.	G.J. Ashworth University of Groningen  The Netherlands	Betty Weiler Monash University Australia
Chris Ryan University of Waikato New Zealand	Peter Burns University of Brighton U.K	Manjula Chaudhary Kurukshetra University India
Frances Brown  Seabank,Turnberry Road Scotland	Peter U.C. Dieke The Emirates Academy of Hospitality Management Dubai, UAE	Michael Fagence University of Queensland Australia

Shalini Singh
Executive Editor
Tourism Recreation Research
Dept. of Recreation & Leisure Studies
Brock University
St. Catheriens , Ontario , Canada L2S3A1

Cover Illustration
Sumant Vadhera
Art Director, Haryana Tourism Corporation,
INDIA.

Opinions and conclusions expressed in Tourism Recreation Research are those of the authors and are not necessarily endorsed by the Centre for Tourism Research and Development and/or the Editors of TRR.

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