Global Experience Industries. Jens Christensen

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      115 A number of issues focusing on the relationship between sport and tourism are dealt with in: Journal of Sport & Tourism, vol. 11, no. 1, 2006.

      116 PWC. Global Entertainment and Outlook, 534-562.

      117 Milman, Ady (2001). ‘The Future of the Theme Park and Attraction Industry: A Management Perspective’. Journal of Travel Research, vol. 40, 139-147.

      118 Smelsen and Baltes. International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, ‘Art’. www.wikipedia.org: ‘Performing Arts’, ‘Arts’.

      119 Howkins. The Creative Economy, 102-103.

      120 Americans for the arts (2006). Arts & Economic Prosperity III. The Economic Impact of Non-Profit Arts Organizations: www.artusa.org.

      121 International Festivals and Events Association (IFEA): www.ifea.com.

      122 International Special Events Society (ISES): www.ises.org. IFEA: www.ifea.com.

      123 Association of Event Organisers, Contractors and Venues (AEO): www.aeo.org.

      124 Special Events Magazine: www.specialevents.com. ISES: www.ises.org.

      125 The Convention Industry Council (CIC): www.conventionindustry.org.

      126 International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEM): www.iaem.org.

      127 Reed Exhibitions: www.reedexpo.com. Reed Elsevier: www.reedelsevier.com.

      128 www.specialevent.co.uk.

      129 www.extraordinary-events.com.

      130 www.mgmmirageevents.com.

      131 www.vok.nl.

      132 www.stevekemble.com.

      133 Dallan, J. Timothy (2005). Tourism Shopping, Retailing, and Leisure.