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The Tourism Industry of Puerto Rico, Selected Statistics 1984-1985. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Tourism Company, Tourism Building, 301 San Justo Street, PO Box 4435, Old San Juan Station, San Juan, Puerto Rico 00905

Tourism has emerged as a distinct and impressive discipline. Practitioners have entered the field from a variety of backgrounds, each using a professional vocabulary that applies, in part, to the phenomenon variously known as tourism, hotel administration, restaurant management, hospitality, and the travel industry. The boundaries of contemporary tourism are far from being identified, and even farther from being agreed upon. While it is understandable that each practitioner has an individual viewpoint on tourism, this parochialism has limited the development of a tourism vocabulary to a number of glossaries. Increased recognition of tourism as a world-wide phenomenon makes it important that the persons wishing information on the terms used in the discipline have access to a reference work that is not so limited. This dictionary was developed in the hope that its entries, definitions, and even its omissions will serve