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Aspects of the geography of recreation in Tasmania

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Mosley, J. G.

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The importance of outdoor holiday-making in Australia so far seems to have escaped the notice of geographers in spite of the fact that the quality of the country's recreational resources is a common matter of Australian pride. The author does not know of a single article in an academic journal, or of a University thesis, which deals with the geographical aspects of recreation in Australia. However, this omission is not peculiar to this part of the world; it seems in fact that the importance of the subject is receiving due acknowledgement only in the United States of America. This neglect, and the prospect of a continuing growth in the demand for recreation, should give particular interest to a pioneer study in this field.

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