Tourism and aviation are often viewed as interdependent segments of one single industry, and different aviation policies can have a major impact on the nature and growth of tourism. "Aviation and Tourism Policies" examines the synergies and conflicts in this relationship, offering a selection of international case studies to illustrate such issues the essentials of regulation; liberalization and protectionism; the changing aviation industry; policy evaluation; charter operations; and evolving strategies. This clear and concise discussion of the complex issues and interrelations involved in aviation and tourism policies offers an ideal guide to the field.