In the News
The Institute has been cited in the following publications:
Articles on International and National Tourism Research:
- Globalization at the University of South Carolina
- Groundbreaking Study to Examine Chinese Leisure Traveler Preferences Attitudes and Activities
- University of South Carolina Study to Target Chinese Travelers
- Study Views Drop in Japanese Tourists
- USA Today: Southern Heritage Tourism Luring a Growing Market of Black Americans
- Las Vegas Sun: Study to Help Determine How Best to Market to Chinese
- AP/USA Today: U.S. Hotels Making Chinese Feel at Home
- Los Angeles Times: Garden Grove May Ride to Future
- CNN Travel: A Growing Taste for Culinary Travel
- NPR: U.S. Tourism Agreement Could Create Chinese Deluge
- Council of State Governments: Tour de Force—States Reap Revenue from
$600 Billion Travel Industry - San Francisco Chronicle: High Costs Cause Many to Scale Down Vacations
- International visitors spending again in New Orleans, but numbers have yet to rebound
- Tourism Expert says Harbor Country has Promise
- The Daily Telegraph (Australia): Oprah Shows have Created a Buzz about Australia,
Just Not Holiday Bookings - Destination Success: What does it take?
- The Charlotte Observer: Better Ride to, from Carowinds is Focus
- NY Wine Trails Are Pathways To Dollars
- Christian Science Monitor: Bus Tour Aims to Rally Support for New Orleans
- Honolulu Advertiser: Sloan Travel & Tourism Center Studies Decline in Japanese Tourists
- Reuters: European Turmoil Helps Stall Trans-Atlantic Tourism
- Marketing Vietnam as a Destination for American Travelers
Articles about South Carolina Tourism Research:
- The State (Columbia) Keys to Advancing Downtown's Renaissance
- The State (Columbia): Southern Hospitality Revisited
- The State (Columbia): Hunting for Economic Development
- Tourism, Innovation, Creativity, and Growth
- Homegrown Tourism Research: Economic Development in the Making
- The State (Columbia): Cash in on Culinary Tourism
- The State (Columbia): 2012 Zoo Attendance Breaks Record
- University of South Carolina Forging China Links
- USC Tourism Researcher Says Tourism Equals Economic
Development in the Salkehatchie Region - Forum a First Step in Tourism Master Plan
- Hotel Rooms Flood Columbia Market
- S.C. Increasing Links to China
- China Too Big a Player for State to Ignore
- The Upstate's Emerging Economic Development
- Untapped Potential: Ecotourism in the Midlands and Statewide
- How Prepared are we? What Katrina is teaching the Lowcountry
- International Tourism Research Institute on South Carolina's Tourism Economy
