Abstract
AbstractThis paper provides a framework for the evaluation of existing and planned tourist facilities. We review a number of appraisals made by or for the Province of New Brunswick and show how they fit into our general framework. We then outline a method that allows us to measure the robustness of the evaluations.RésuméLe présent article propose un cadre pour l'évaluation d'installations touristiques existantes et planifiées. On y étudie plusieurs méthodesd'évaluation conçues par la province de Nouveau‐Brunswick, ou à son intention. On démontre comment elles s'insèrent dans notre cadre d'évaluation. On esquisse enfin une méthode permettant de mesurer la robustesse des évaluations.
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