Tourisme

• Bande Kitkatla c. Colombie-Britannique (Ministre des Petites et moyennes entreprises, du Tourisme et de la Culture), [2002] 2 R.C.S. 146, 2002 CSC 31, 2002 CSC 31 (2002)

Bande Kitkatla c. Colombie-Britannique (Ministre des Petites et moyennes entreprises, du Tourisme et de la Culture), [2002] 2 R.C.S. 146, 2002 CSC 31...

• Cour Suprême du Canada

• Cession à la Commission canadienne du tourisme - RèglementPension de la fonction publique (Loi)

• Gazette du Canada Nbr. 4, February 25, 2004
• Partie II - Règlements officiels
• Gestion des finances publiques (Loi)

• The Importance of Arabic Language in Malaysian Tourism Industry: Trends During 1999-2004/L'importance de La Langue Arabe Dans L'industrie Du Tourisme En Malaisie: Tendances De1999 a 2004

The tourism industry in Malaysia has faced a new trend of Arab tourists' influx since year 2000. The Arabs spend the highest amount of expenses of RM 5,000.00 per trip. This has given a big benefit for the country's income. Unfortunately, Malaysia lacks psychological faculties, which is related to the language barriers to cater to Arab needs. The Deputy Tourism Minister has launched a programme to provide Arabic speaking students to serve in five star hotels in the city. This phenomenon clearly indicates a low concern of the tourism industry in providing skilful trainees in the tourism industry in Arabic language and at present there are no Arabic Language courses in tourism programmes to emphasize on the language skills at university level. This paper will try to share the importance o...

• Canadian Social Science
• Vol. 5 Nbr. 4, July 2009

• Brief Analysis On China Rural Tourism/Breve Analyse Du Tourisme Rural Chinois

This paper analyzes the strengths and existing problems in the development of China rural tourism, putting forward some main countermeasures in many areas: strengthening layout and industrial management; promoting the cultural taste of rural tourism products and how to improve the construction and management level of this industry. Additionally, it is discussed in which way that exerts the government's roles to push up corporately the development of rural tourism industry and living conditions of local people. The three major strengths for developing China rural tourism are: 1. There are great rich rural tourism resources. 2. Rural cultures are special and unique. 3. Environmental qualities are quite excellent in rural areas. Existing problems faced by the development of China rural tou...

• Canadian Social Science
• Vol. 3 Nbr. 2, March 2007

• Protection of Non-Material Cultural Heritages and Tourism Development/Protection Des Heritages de Culture Non-Materielle Et Le Developpement Du Tourisme

As an ancient nation with a long history and civilization, China is abundant in non-material cultural heritage, which not only lays the cultural foundation for Chinese nation but also carries original gene of the Chinese civilization. Non-material cultural heritage, recognized as a form of culture as well as a source of tourism, arouses gradual concerns and focus from people involved. This paper firstly proposes the definition of non-material cultural heritage, its origins and features, on the basis of which the role it plays in tourism has been brought out. Meanwhile, great emphasis is put on the concerning problems in tourism. In view of these issues, suggestions and possible solutions have been offered to protect the non-material cultural heritage.

• Canadian Social Science
• Vol. 3 Nbr. 2, March 2007

• Preliminary Study On Development of Industry Tour in Liaoning Province1/Etude Préliminaire Du Développement de L'industrie de Tourisme Dans La Province Du Liaoning

Industry tour in our country is a newborn newborn product.. But, it hasvery strong practical significiance in the process of reforming and reconstruct of Northeast Old Industry. This article starts from the definition of industry tour, demonstrate the function of Industry tour, then combines the real situation of Liaoning Province to analyze the advantages, disadvantages , challenges and opportunities by using SWOT method and puts forward the development pattern of Liaoning Industry tour.

• Canadian Social Science
• Vol. 3 Nbr. 6, November 2007

• Jenner c. Canada, 2008 CAF 196 (2008)

... Rover, se qualifiait comme « voiture de tourisme » au sens de la Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu ,...

• Cour d'appel fédérale

• Conformity of Tourism Education and Constructing Innovative Education Patterns/Conformite de L'education de Tourisme Et Construction Des Modeles de L'education Innovative

Through innovative theories, ideas technologies and educational methods, the innovative education is to foster innovative abilities of college students. This paper focuses on how to build an innovative education pattern through the conformity of tourism education. History of human development has already witnessed that the social transform could be achieved without that of education. Nobody can change this kind of trend. New tourism education notions are as follows: 1. new value notions of tourism education, 2. new concepts of tourism education talents and qualities, and 3. new views about how to run tourism education colleges. University-trained people should have the ability to solve problems with a sense of innovation, the spirit and wisdom. Therefore teachers should actively promote...

• Canadian Social Science
• Vol. 3 Nbr. 2, March 2007

• Fixant au 2 janvier 2001 la date d'entrée en vigueur de la Loi - Décret

• Gazette du Canada Nbr. 1, January 03, 2001
• Partie II - Règlements officiels
• Commission canadienne du tourisme (Loi)

• Sécurité des véhicules automobiles (norme 216 - résistance du toit à l'écrasement et norme 220 - protection contre les tonneaux) - Règlement modifiant le Règlement

...Description. Véhicule de tourisme à usages multiples. Voiture de tourisme. Véhicul...

• Gazette du Canada Nbr. 291, November 11, 2009
• Partie II - Règlements officiels
• Securité automobile (Loi)