一、中文部分
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2.交通部觀光局，「觀光政策白皮書」，台北：交通部觀光局，民國90年。
3.王淮真，「旅客對導覽解說滿意度之研究－以國立故宮博物院為例」，中國文化大學觀光事業研究所碩士論文，民國89年。
4.吳再豐，「國人赴日旅遊者之生活型態研究」，台灣大學商學研究所碩士論文，民國82年。
5.吳鳳珠，「遊客中心多媒體解說效果評估－以玉山國家公園塔塔加遊客中心為例」，台灣大學園藝研究所未出版之碩士論文，民國83年。
6.李世寶，「東勢林場賞螢活動解說員服務效果之研究」，朝陽科技大學休閒事業管理研究所碩士論文，民國91年。
7.李青峰，「解說服務效果評估之研究」，台灣大學森林研究所碩士論文，民國75年。
8.李銘輝，「野柳風景特定區遊客特性與活動適宜性研究」，戶外遊憩研究，，民國81年，第五卷，第二期，頁71-102。
9.馬惠玲，「台灣地區國內旅遊市場區隔變數之研究」，逢甲大學建築及都市計畫研究所碩士論文，民國92年。
10.張明洵、林玥秀，「解說概論」，花蓮：太魯閣國家公園管理處，民國81年。
11.張紹勳， 研究方法，台中：滄海書局，民國90年1月修訂版。
12.楊玲琇，「國民旅遊之消費行為分析-以台北市地區居民為例」，中山大學企業管理研究所碩士論文，民國83年。
13.歐聖榮，「遊客解說服務之研究」，中興大學園藝研究所碩士論文，民國73年。
14.張詩悌，「板橋林家花園解說效果之探討」，台灣大學園藝研究所碩士論文，民國86年。
15.楊婷婷，「解說折頁解說效果之探討－以台北市立動物園大鳥籠為例」，台灣大學園藝學研究所碩士論文，民國84年。
16.蔡淑惠，「國中生對自然科學博物館生命科學廳展示設施之解說效果研究」，東海大學景觀研究所碩士論文，民國89年。
17.詹淑美，「博物館展示設計評估與展示說明分析研究－以國立自然科學博物館科學中心為例」，師範大學社會教育研究所碩士論文，民國85年。

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