摘要: Abstract Special events are a unique form of tourism product, but they should not be viewed narrowly as mere attractions for exploitation in development schemes. This article discusses five different interrelated perspectives on the event and argues that effective planning management must based comprehensive model. Conclusions drawn concerning potentially useful research themes increasing our understanding improving planning.
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