The Institute for Tourism & Recreation Research at the University of Montana conducts travel and recreation research in Montana, with a primary focus on the nonresident travel survey conducted throughout the state. The Institute produces widely used statewide estimates of total nonresident visitation and travel expenditures, visitor characteristics in the state each year, and annual estimate of the economic contribution of nonresident travel to Montana's economy. The research and creative scholarship by the faculty of the Institute for Tourism & Recreation Research includes studies into the social and environmental impacts of tourism; regional and community tourism planning and development; niche market studies; geotourism; and outdoor recreation.

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Submissions from 1995

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Jobs & Wages: The Tourism Industry Dilemma, Neal A. Christensen and Norma P. Nickerson

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Opinions About Tourism Development in the Bitterroot Valley: A Survey of Residents, Nancy Lee Menning

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Opinions About Tourism Development on the Fort Belknap, Nancy Lee Menning

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Wildlife Viewing in Montana: An Overview, Nancy Lee Menning

Submissions from 1994

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A Profile of Nonresident Travelers through Missoula: Winter 1993, Justin Harris, Nancy Lee Menning, and Neal A. Christensen

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A Study of the Relationships of Tourism and Potential Impacts on Montana Counties , Neal Christensen

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The Glacier National Park Visitor Use Study, Theron A. Miller and Stephen F. McCool

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The Montana Trail Users Study, Stephen F. McCool and Justin Harris

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Winter Marketing Initiative: Missoula Convention and Visitors Bureau: Phase One Focus Group Results , Justin Harris and Nancy Lee Menning

Submissions from 1989

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An Estimate of Backcountry Day Use of Glacier National Park, Stephen F. McCool, Amy M. Braithwaite, and Katherine C. Kendall