Minimizing tour operators' exposure to lawsuits

Abbott, J. A. L.; Abbott, Steven M.

doi:10.1016/s0010-8804(97)81472-3

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“…However, the number of people who refuse to consider New Orleans for a visit because of safety concerns is unknown. Also, travel intermediaries may be more hesitant than tourists because they are professionals who can be liable for any injuries to their clients, especially when they failed to inform these clients about the potential risks of a destination (Abbott and Abbott 1997).…”

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New Orleans Tourism and Crime: A Case Study

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Lepetic

1999

Journal of Travel Research

112

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As a major tourism destination, New Orleans has been under scrutiny because of its very high crime rate. Negative perceptions from potential tourists and meeting planners are threatening the well-being of a strong tourism sector. This article examines the crime and tourism situations and shows how various stakeholders have responded to the problem. An apparent lack of industry concern and cooperation is seen as the major drawback in tourism’s bout with crime and the resulting negative publicity.

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confidence: 99%