Profit-Centered Recreation

Aquatic activity is the most popular form of participatory recreation in North America, according to many surveys and studies. This article discusses various ways to make public pools profitable. Examples are used from Canada and Japan. (JMK)

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Published in:	Parks and Recreation Vol. 19; no. 4; p. 56
Main Author:	Paton, J. Doug
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	1984
Subjects:	Aquatic Centers Canada Cost Effectiveness Financial Policy Foreign Countries Public Facilities Recreational Facilities Swimming Pools Canada
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Summary:	Aquatic activity is the most popular form of participatory recreation in North America, according to many surveys and studies. This article discusses various ways to make public pools profitable. Examples are used from Canada and Japan. (JMK)