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Temporal Shift In Commercial Chattooga River Tours As A Result Of A Federally Imposed Use Cap

Gordon Howard

Joseph Wallace

Rebecca Kosanke

In order to provide a degree of seclusion forf loaters, the U. S. Forest Service has placed a cap on the numberof tours and clients the three river touroperators (outfitters) can put on the Chattooga River each day. During the summer high season, weekend use has reached the cap. This article presents evidence that, while weekend use has notgrown in fouryears, weekday use, which has not reached its cap, is continuing togrow. A temporal shift ofusers away from weekend use towards weekday use is postulated.

Journal of Travel Research, Vol. 27, No. 2, 43-45 (1988)
DOI: 10.1177/004728758802700207
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