Antarctic seaborne tourism

• Main Author: Reaney, Richard
• Format: Other/Unknown Material
• Language: English
• Published: University of Canterbury 1999
• Subjects: Antarctic; The Antarctic; Antarc*
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10092/14073

Antarctic tourism has been in existence for approximately thirty-five years, Tourist activities have covered a number of interests, some well documented in the literature, but others earning only scant reference. Essentially Antarctic Tourism divides into two categories: Seaborne and Airborne. Both these may be fill-ther divided into landing and non landing groups. As ship based tourism comprises the overwhelming majority of Antarctic Tourist activities, it plays a major role in the impact this industry has on the Antarctic environment. Antarctic tourism has been in existence for approximately thirty-five years, Tourist activities have covered a number of interests, some well documented in the literature, but others earning only scant reference. Essentially Antarctic Tourism divides into two categories: Seaborne and Airborne. Both these may be fill-ther divided into landing and non landing groups. As ship based tourism comprises the overwhelming majority of Antarctic Tourist activities, it plays a major role in the impact this industry has on the Antarctic environment.