Abstract
Abstract While certain topics such as 'loss prevention', 'risk management' and 'security' are included in many tourism curricula in the USA, emergency management principles, including the theoretical and research-based foundations, are not. This chapter describes the evolution of an instructor guide (Drabek and Gee. Emergency Management Principles and Application for Tourism, Hospitality, and Travel Management Industries: Instructor Guide. Emergency Management Institute, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Emmitsburg, Maryland) to address this gap.
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