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.Events Management by: Glenn Bowdin, Johnny Allen, William O'Toole, Rob Harris, Ian McDonnell January 11, 2006 >>See More Reviews & Details on Events Management |
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.Festival and Special Event Management (Wiley Australia Tourism) by: Johnny Allen, William O'Toole, Ian McDonnell, Robert L. Harris January 26, 2005 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Festival and Special Event Management (Wiley Australia Tourism) |
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.Events Management (Hospitality Leisure & Tourism) by: Glenn Bowdin, Ian McDonnell, Johnny Allen, William O'Toole 2001-05 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Events Management (Hospitality Leisure & Tourism) |
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.Festival and Special Event Management by: Ian McDonnell, Johnny Allen, William OToole February 19, 1999 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Festival and Special Event Management |
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.Festival and Special Event Management by: Johnny Allen, William OToole, Robert Harris, Ian McDonnell February 12, 2008 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Festival and Special Event Management |
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.Billy the Bully by: Pam McDonnell December 12, 1994 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Billy the Bully |
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.Festival and Special Event Management (Chinese, Second Edition) by: Johnny Allen, William O'Toole, Ian McDonnell, Robert Harris 2004-02 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Festival and Special Event Management (Chinese, Second Edition) |
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.Bus Eireann - A Pictor... by: Ian and Hall, Darren and McDonnell, Jonathan Molloy 2006 I quite liked this book which is well laid out and has good diagrams and charts. It contains lots of useful information about special events, but what is not obvious from the cover is that is very orientated towards Australia. There are number of good case studies about Australian events, but you have to draw your own conclusions about how to use the material if you are somewhere else. The book is quite easy to follow and is not at all heavy-duty or hard going. However, it doesn't go into too much depth about the events business itself, and as a student, that would have been useful for me. Also the book doesn't encourage you to look elsewhere for material, unlike the one by Shone (A) and Parry (B) (which suggests things like weblinks). Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Bus Eireann - A Pictor... |
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.Lucinda O'Sullivan's Little Black Book: Great Places to Stay - Ireland by: Lucinda O'Sullivan, Joe Morris, Ian McDonnell 2006-01 I think Lucinda O'Sullivan's Little Black Book of Great Places to Stay is fantastic. I read her column in the Sunday Independent every week and she is always funny but to the point. Her book covers a variety of places to cover all pockets and you really feel you know the place before you get there because her pictures and general feel are fantastic and as an Dublin woman who has travelled around Ireland myself, she is definitely on the nose in recommending places that tourists would not necessarily know about - places that we the Irish visit - once Lucinda O'Sullivan has discovered them for us! From the funny stories about each place you know that she has really been there and it was not just a quick visit from some inspector from a Guide running ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Lucinda O'Sullivan's Little Black Book: Great Places to Stay - Ireland |
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.ETravel and Tourism: Marketing and Management Techniques by: Ian McDonnell February 04, 2009 I think Lucinda O'Sullivan's Little Black Book of Great Places to Stay is fantastic. I read her column in the Sunday Independent every week and she is always funny but to the point. Her book covers a variety of places to cover all pockets and you really feel you know the place before you get there because her pictures and general feel are fantastic and as an Dublin woman who has travelled around Ireland myself, she is definitely on the nose in recommending places that tourists would not necessarily know about - places that we the Irish visit - once Lucinda O'Sullivan has discovered them for us! From the funny stories about each place you know that she has really been there and it was not just a quick visit from some inspector from a Guide running ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on ETravel and Tourism: Marketing and Management Techniques |