About author

Assoc. Prof. Stephen J. Craig-Smith
BIOSKETCH
Stephen is in charge of all undergraduate programs in the School. He has his Ph.D. in coastal engineering and then moved into town and regional planning and education. Stephen is heavily involved with the United nations ESCAP APETIT network of tourism educators in South-East Asia and has been made an Honorary Professor at the Shanghai Institute of Tourism.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Tourism education especially at undergraduate level. Stephen has been an academic advisor on tourism development programs in the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia and China.
Urban tourism-the use of tourism for economic regeneration. Island tourism-Pacific and Caribbean island tourism. Stephen has worked extensively in the pacific Islands with funding from island governments and U.N. ESCAP.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Australian College of Education Australian Tourism Research Institute of Royal Town Planning Institute International Association of Scholarship Experts in Tourism Visiting professional fellow-Curtin University of Technology, Perth Western Australia, 1998-99 External examiner to Mara Technological University, Malaysia since 1999honorary professor at Shanghai Institute of Tourism Editorial Board-Australian Journal of Hospitality Management.
Consultancy Experience
Environmental management and in particular coastal environmental management in the U.K., Caribbean and Australia.
Curriculum development at secondary school level with the Queensland State Government and at University level in Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Malaysia and China.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
Craig-smith, S., French, C & Coller, A. (2000), Principles of Tourism. 2nd edition, Longman
Craig-Smith, S. & Fagence, M. (eds.) (1995), Recreation and Tourism as a catalyst ofr Urban Waterfront Redevelopment-an International Survey, Praeger: New York.
Craig-Smith, S. & French, C. (1994), Learning to Live with Tourism: Pitman.
BOOK CHAPTERS
Economic Impact of Tourism in the Pacific in Hall, C. M. &Page, S. J. (1996), Tourism in the Pacific: Issues and Cases: International Thomson Press, PP.36-48.
The role of tourism in inner-harbour redevelopment: a multinational perspective in Craig-Smith, S. & Fagence, M (1995), Tourism as a catalyst for urban waterfront regeneration: an international survey, Praeger: New York, pp.15-35.
The Importance and problems of city waterside regions in Craig-Smith, S. & Fagence, M (1995), Tourism as a catalyst for urban waterfront regeneration: an international survey, Praeger: New York, pp. 1-14.