A STUDY OF RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TOURISM AND TRANSPORTATION IN NETHERLANDS

• Main Authors: CHANG TSUNG CHE, 張崇哲
• Other Authors: K. C. HSU, PH.D.
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1993
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/74355035005532557594

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 歐洲研究所 === 81 === Since most of the European countries have accumulated enormous professional experience in the development of tourism industry, this thesis is trying to sum up the useful and valuable experience and valuable experience as a model for Taiwan. In this thesis, the development of tourism industry and transportation business are considered to be closely related with each other; therefore, both are the objects of this study, but only limited to passenger transportation, which plays a very important role in the development of tourism. By using area study as a criterion, after choosing the previous objects, followed by a personal visit in the Netherlands collecting miscellaneous information. Then, a serious of detailed documentary analysis, historically study, together with the application of statistical data achieve this thesis. The structure of this thesis begins with the analysis of the overview of the Netherlands'' tourism industry, which is divided into three sections, such as, structure, policy, and development, in order to examine the relationship among tourism, air transportaton, and ground transportation. In addition, the tourist system model is used to explain the relationship between the Netherlands'' tourism industry and transportion industry. According to the modified tourist system model, it is mainly divided into three sectors: generating countrty or area, receiving country or area, and also the transit route. It can be easily found out that the transit route is the key point which provides accessibility for tourist flows. Four different kinds of transportation are provided in the model as transit routes, each has both mutually complemntary and replacable character, thouth each has their own characteristics. Forthermore, each of them has different level of significant influence in the tourism industr of the Netherlands.