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RPTA 182: Travel & Tourism Examination of the history, significance and nature of travel and tourism in the world with emphasis on the United States. Analyzes economic, cultural and social factors underlying development and growth of travel and tourism and a review of related research.
RPTA 182: Travel and Tourism The Union Oyster House in Boston is the US's oldest continually operating restaurant. Needless to say, with that distinction, it's one of the city's most popular tourist attractions.
Gregory B. C. Shaw, PhD | Associate AIA Associate Professor | Department of Recreation, Parks & Tourism Administration
The Commercial Recreation, Tourism and Hospitality Management area electives are RPTA 139, 180, 182, and 184. Students are not required to choose all of their electives in one area, and can mix freely between Commercial, Community and Recreation Resource (Outdoor) electives.
29 lis 2008 · Photo Credit: Greg B. C. Shaw. Department of Recreation, Parks & Tourism Administration Home Page. Cities are now primarily places for entertainment, recreation, tourism and retail. Manufacturing, once the main revenue source American cities, has been replaced by industries that appeal to resident and visitor needs of "play."
Additionally, opportunities for specific competency level demonstrations may be made available in elective coursework within the major (e.g., RPTA 153, RPTA 182). In individual course-based assignments, learning outcomes and competencies are assessed based upon specified criteria.
RPTA students and graduates will find a wide range of intern- ... Katherine Pinch, David Rolloff, Greg Shaw, Tony Sheppard Contact Information Beth Kivel, Department Chair Geraldine Nicholson, Administrative Support Coordinator ... major (e.g., RPTA 153, RPTA 165, RPTA 182). In individual course-based assignments, learning outcomes and competen-
