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Recreation and Leisure H A P T E R C H A P T E R Recreation and Leisure 10

Defining Recreation Recreation… Refreshment of strength and spirit, a means of diversion Burnout and stress Need for increased recreational activities Leisure Time free from work

National Parks in the U.S.A. United States National Parks… National Parks Service founded 1916 Understanding and preserving the environment 267 areas and 80 million acres 272 million visitors visit each year

National Parks in Canada Canadian National Parks… 29 large parks and 20+ historical sites Recreational programming is a concern Canada tourism

Commercial Recreation Recreation for a profit Includes Theme parks Attractions Clubs

Theme Parks Parks… Focus on a dominant theme Historical or cultural Geographical

Theme Parks Parks (cont.)… Disney http://www.disney.com Sea World http://www.seaworld.com

Club Ownership Ownership… Similar to hotel management Members pay an initiation fee and annual dues 14,000 private clubs in U.S.A. CMAA Club Managers Association of America

Hierarchy of Management Members Board of Directors Fiscal responsibility Policies and strategies Executive Committee Activities, grounds, and funding General Manager Day-to-day operation

Country Clubs Country Clubs… Provide recreational and social facilities Two or more types of memberships

City Clubs City Clubs… Professional clubs Social clubs Athletic clubs Dining clubs University clubs

City Clubs City Clubs (cont.)… Military clubs Yacht clubs Fraternal clubs Proprietary clubs

Voluntary Organizations Nongovernmental Nonprofit agencies serving the public at large Boy Scouts Girl Scouts YMCA YWCA

Armed Forces Recreation Morale Welfare and Recreation Department (MWR) Sports Motion pictures Crafts and hobbies Rest centers/recreation centers Libraries Food and beverage facilities

Trends in Recreation and Leisure Increase in fitness activities Increase in personal leisure time Surge in travel and tourism

Trends in Recreation and Leisure Trends (cont.)… Specially targeted programs Learning and adventure for the elderly