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Tourism Research in ChinaThemes and IssuesSongshan (Sam) Huang and Ganghua Chen

Given the sheer importance of China it is vital

that the informational asymmetry about tourism

between the West and China is corrected. This

book makes an excellent start in doing this and it

will provide essential reading for tourism

scholars worldwide.DAVID AIREY, EMERITUS PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF SURREY, UK

This book provides critical in-depth reviews on key themes andissues in tourism research in China. These themes include: Chinesescholars’ epistemological views of tourism, rural tourismdevelopment, community participation in tourism, tourist marketand behaviour, tourist attraction management and tour guiding andinterpretation in China.

Tourism Essentials October 2015 168pp

Hbk 9781845415471 £89.95 US$149.95 CAN$159.95 €109.95Pbk 9781845415464 £24.95 US$39.95 CAN$44.95 €29.95Epub 9781845415495 £15.00 US$25.00 CAN$30.00 €20.00

Tourism and WaterStefan Gössling, C. Michael Hall and Daniel Scott

Stefan Gössling, C. Michael Hall and Daniel Scott

offer what is by far the most comprehensive

account on the complex interplay between the

tourism supply chain and its direct and indirect

impacts on water resources. A quintessential

addition to the sustainable tourism literature and

certainly one which is to become a primer for

students and researchers interested in the topic. MICHALIS HADJIKAKOU, UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA

This book provides a systematic and comprehensive guide to thecurrent state of knowledge on tourism and water. It is the first bookto thoroughly examine the interrelationships of tourism and wateruse based on global, regional and business perspectives.

Tourism Essentials April 2015 216pp


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Tourism EssentialsSERIES EDITORS: Chris Cooper, C. Michael Hall and Dallen J. Timothy

Tourism Essentials is a dynamic new book series of short accessible volumes focusing on a specific

area of tourism studies. It aims to present cutting-edge research on significant and emerging topics in

tourism, providing a concise overview of the field as well as examining the key issues and future

research possibilities. This series aims to create a new generation of tourism authors by encouraging

young researchers as well as more established academics. The books will provide insight into the latest

perspectives in tourism studies and will be an essential resource for postgraduate students and

researchers.

Tourism and OilPreparing for the ChallengeSusanne Becken

At last, a measured and realistic appraisal of

tourism in the future in relation to the availability

or otherwise of oil. Becken has produced an

excellent and fair review of the key issues

involved in this most topical of subjects, avoiding

the sometimes absurd scenarios or inevitable

doom and gloom writing that has appeared on this

topic. This book is essential reading for anyone and everyone

seriously interested in the future of tourism in an age of oil scarcity.RICHARD BUTLER, EMERITUS PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF STRATHCLYDE, UK

This book is the first to examine oil constraints and tourism andaddresses one of the key challenges for the tourism industry in thefuture. It provides an estimate of how much oil tourism consumesglobally and summarises state-of-the-art information on oilresources, oil data and public discourse. It also explores keydimensions of tourism in a post-peak oil world, including the role ofrenewable energy sources, transport systems, tourist experiences,and low-carbon destinations.

Tourism Essentials January 2015 208pp


NEW

SERIES

All books in this series are:

• 50,000-60,000 words long

• authored

• focused on a specific topic or research method

Please send your proposal or any queries to Elinor Robertson at [email protected].


Marketing National Parksfor Sustainable TourismStephen L. Wearing, Stephen Schweinsberg and John Tower

This book offers a comprehensive overview ofthe key principles and challenges involved intourism marketing in a national park context. Itprovides a framework to apply marketingprinciples to inform practices and guide thesustainable management of national parks.

Aspects of Tourism February 2016 c 184pp

Hbk 9781845415587 c £99.95 US$169.95 CAN$189.95 €139.95Pbk 9781845415570 c £29.95 US$49.95 CAN$59.95 €34.95Epub 9781845415600 c £20.00 US$35.00 CAN$40.00 €25.00

Challenges in Tourism ResearchEdited by Tej Vir Singh

This book grabs your attention by probing into

several of tourism's most intriguing and lively

debates. It brings together contributions by

leading tourism researchers about several of the

subject's more important tensions, dilemmas,

ambiguities and disputed relationships. It

succeeds in encouraging readers to think more

deeply and in more nuanced ways about tourism.BILL BRAMWELL, EMERITUS PROFESSOR, SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY, UK

In this volume leading experts from different disciplines and diversegeographic regions discuss fundamental, often controversial topicsin the field of tourism studies. The debates include subjects such asthe concept of the 'tourist', the long-term sustainability of tourismdevelopment, the growth of volunteer tourism and the vulnerabilityof tourism.

Aspects of Tourism August 2015 392pp


The Future of Food TourismFoodies, Experiences, Exclusivity,Visions and Political CapitalEdited by Ian Yeoman, Una McMahon-Beattie, KevinFields, Julia N. Albrecht and Kevin Meethan

For most, contemplating the future of food is what

we plan to have for dinner tonight - and the future

of tourism our next travel destination options.

Intertwining these two futures contemplations,

yet with a more distant horizon, this book is

elegant, challenging, humorous, and scary at

times, but an accessible compilation showcasing the intellectual

expertise of some leading thinkers in the food and tourism space.RICHARD ROBINSON, THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA

This book presents a systematic and pattern-based explanation offood tourism, focusing on how and why change could occur andwhat the implications could be. In the future will food tourism involvefood grown in the laboratory or a more authentic experience? Thebook explores these and many other futures and scenarios.

Aspects of Tourism July 2015 304pp


Tourism and HumourPhilip L. Pearce and Anja Pabel

This is a wonderful book to read and not

surprisingly is full of great jokes. It is richly

documented and extensively researched.

Sprinkled with great case studies throughout, the

book is a pioneering work in the use and

influence of humour in tourism. Every serious

scholar in this field should pick up a copy and

read this work from cover to cover.ALASTAIR M. MORRISON, DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOREMERITUS, PURDUE UNIVERSITY, USA

This book is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge abouthumour in all kinds of tourism settings. It discusses the many waysin which humour can occur during tourism exchanges includingguided tours, tourism marketing and promotion and travelnarratives.

Aspects of Tourism June 2015 184pp


VFR Travel ResearchInternational PerspectivesEdited by Elisa Backer and Brian King

Finally, a much needed book that explores the

vitally important, but underappreciated area of

VFR travel has been published. The book adopts a

global perspective combining chapters that

ground VFR travel well within existing tourism

studies with case studies from almost every

continent and deeper pieces conceptualizing. A

book on this topic is long overdue and this book does not disappoint.BOB MCKERCHER, THE HONG KONG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, HONG KONG

This is the first book to explore research on visiting friends andrelatives (VFR). In assembling an international collection of qualityVFR-related research the editors present the profiles,characteristics, opportunities and behaviours of VFR travel for thebenefit of researchers, industry practitioners and educators.

Aspects of Tourism June 2015 240pp


Animals and TourismUnderstanding Diverse RelationshipsEdited by Kevin Markwell

From the ethics of helicopter hunting and the

roles of pets in RV parks to the growth of insect-

based tourism, this book offers a unique and

fascinating window into the recreational use –

and misuse – of the creatures we share our world

with.HAL HERZOG, WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY, USA

This book critically examines the many ways in which tourism andanimals intersect and aims to make a meaningful contribution tothe growing body of knowledge concerning the relationshipsbetween animals, tourists and the tourism industry.

Aspects of Tourism May 2015 328pp


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Exploring the Use andImpact of TravelGuidebooksEdited by Victoria Peel and Anders Sørensen

This volume provides the first comprehensiveexamination of travel guidebooks and theirconceptualisation, use and impact. It challengesthe current limited tourism research approaches

to the topic, including the routinely held assumption that theinternet has all but destroyed the printed guidebook.

Tourism and Cultural Change February 2016 c 248pp

Hbk 9781845415631 c £99.95 US$169.95 CAN$189.95 €139.95Pbk 9781845415624 c £29.95 US$49.95 CAN$59.95 €34.95Epub 9781845415655 c £20.00 US$35.00 CAN$40.00 €25.00

Cultural Tourism inSouthern AfricaEdited by Haretsebe Manwa, Naomi N. Moswete andJarkko Saarinen

This volume provides an overview of culturaltourism in southern Africa. It examines theutilisation of culture in southern African tourismand the related impacts, possibilities andchallenges from wide-ranging perspectives.

Concepts explored include authenticity, commodification, thetourist gaze and 'Otherness', heritage and sustainability.

Tourism and Cultural Change January 2016 c 200pp


Tourist AttractionsFrom Object to NarrativeJohan R. Edelheim

This clearly detailed book makes an immensely

valuable contribution by providing two distinct

but complementary perspectives that are rarely

encountered together: comprehensive knowledge

of the ways in which attractions are defined,

managed and studied, followed by critical

analysis that helps to identify the socially symbolic meanings and

political agenda that surround them. Both are jointly essential for

responsible development and management of tourism attractions.TAZIM JAMAL, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY, USA

Tourist attractions constitute the metaphorical 'heart' of tourism.This book aims to both deconstruct and construct what touristattractions are, how we perceive them and how we can enhance ourunderstanding of what attracts us as tourists.

Tourism and Cultural Change September 2015 288pp

Hbk 9781845415426 £99.95 US$149.95 CAN$179.95 €139.95Epub 9781845415440 £20.00 US$35.00 CAN$40.00 €30.00

Travel, Tourism and the Moving ImageSue Beeton

This is a rigorous, informative and charming book

about the nexus of the moving image and tourism.

The author draws the reader in with her personal

stories, perspectives and passion, while also

providing a rich historical perspective and clear

conceptual frameworks. It breaks new ground and

provides much needed knowledge in this area of tourism.PAULINE SHELDON, PROFESSOR EMERITUS, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, USA

This book explores the relationship between tourism and the movingimage, from the early era of silent moving pictures through to cinemaas mass entertainment. It examines how our active and emotionalengagement with moving images provides meaning and connectionto a place and can affect our decision-making when we travel.

Tourism and Cultural Change July 2015 256pp


Industrial Heritage TourismPhilip Feifan Xie

A highly original, engaging and thought-

provoking text that is thorough in its coverage

and insightful in its critical appreciation of

industrial heritage tourism. The ability to fuse

academic rigor with flowing narrative is never

easy but the author is to be congratulated on a

theoretical text that delivers a new 'tourist gaze'

directed at industrial heritage with nostalgia,

place identity and community engagement common themes

running throughout.ALAN FYALL, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, USA

This book examines the complex interplay between industrialheritage and tourism. It serves to stimulate meaningful dialogueabout the socioeconomic values of industrial sites and the use oftourism for the growth of the creative economy.

Tourism and Cultural Change June 2015 272pp

Hbk 9781845415136 £99.95 US$159.95 CAN$169.95 €129.95Epub 9781845415150 £15.00 US$25.00 CAN$30.00 €20.00

The Tourism Imaginaryand Pilgrimages to theEdges of the WorldEdited by Nieves Herrero and Sharon R. Roseman

These case studies consider not only the

touristic or even pilgrimage aspects of these

special places, but also their history, liminality,

spirituality and eventually their incorporation

into the modern, global world. A valuable

addition to the historic, geographical and tourist literature.NELSON GRABURN, PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF ANTHROPOLOGY, UNIVERSITY OFCALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, USA

This book examines how the growth of tourism in locations that havehistorically been considered geographically remote plays a majorrole in the consolidation and transformation of often longstandingand powerful cultural imaginaries about 'the edges of the world'.

Tourism and Cultural Change June 2015 22pp


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Urban DestinationMarketing in ContemporaryEuropeUniting Theory and PracticeJohn Heeley

As a scientist and industry expert John Heeley

understands the need to address city managers,

urban planners and tourism practitioners, but

also students in the field of marketing and

tourism. This well-written book is a great contribution especially to

any master program in this field. Lecturers will appreciate the

richness of examples and practical insights.MIKE PETERS, MANAGEMENT CENTER INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA

This book aims to unite theory and practice in the field ofdestination marketing. It attempts to reconcile the gap between theacademic literature on urban destination marketing and the mannerin which it is actually undertaken by destination marketingorganisations (DMOs).

Aspects of Tourism February 2015 192pp


Ethnic and MinorityCultures as TouristAttractionsEdited by Anya Diekmann and Melanie Kay Smith

This book is a vital tool for exploring the complex

issues of fostering multiculturalism, celebrating

diversity and engaging difference. It offers insights

into the interface between ethnic and minority

groups, tourists, urban planners and government

authorities. The chapters, written by authors from

around the world, reveal insights into power, domination and

resistance and open up a promising avenue of research.FREYA HIGGINS-DESBIOLLES, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA

This book focuses on ethnic and minority communities in urbancontexts and the ways in which their cultures are represented intourism development. It offers a multi-disciplinary approach whichdraws on examples and case studies of ethnic and minoritycommunities and their cultures from all around the world.

Aspects of Tourism January 2015 272pp


Tourism and TrailsCultural, Ecological and Management IssuesDallen J. Timothy and Stephen W. Boyd

This book provides a comprehensive overview oftrails and routes from a tourism and recreationperspective. This cutting-edge volume addressesconceptual and management issues systematically,examining supply, demand, development andimpacts associated with trails and routes.

Aspects of Tourism 2014 328pp

Hbk 9781845414788 £109.95 US$189.95 CAN$199.95 €139.95

Pbk 9781845414771 £34.95 US$59.95 CAN$64.95 €44.95

Epub 9781845414801 £20.00 US$35.00 CAN$40.00 €25.00

Tourism and DevelopmentConcepts and Issues – 2nd EditionEdited by Richard Sharpley and David J. Telfer

Building on the successful first edition, chapters

on such topics as poverty reduction, heritage,

climate change and human rights have been

added and the result is a well-structured debate

within a clear conceptual framework. The

ensuing discussion is appropriate, rigorous and

comprehensive and demonstrates the global

economic and social importance of tourism. This book is now a

classic and should be required reading for anyone with a serious

interest in international tourism's role in 'development.' DAVID HARRISON, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH PACIFIC, FIJI

This book explores and challenges the relationship between tourism anddevelopment and establishes a conceptual link between the discrete yetinterconnected disciplines of tourism studies and development studies.This new edition includes fully updated chapters drawing oncontemporary knowledge as well as five new chapters that consideremergent themes in the study of tourism and development.



Tour Guiding ResearchInsights, Issues and ImplicationsBetty Weiler and Rosemary Black

This is a remarkable book. It opens a series of

illuminating windows into the fascinating world of

tour guiding, and also into interpretation,

implementing sustainable tourism, visitor

satisfaction, performance assessment and

professionalization, and opportunities for future

research. Packed with information, skilfully

structured and beautifully written, this is a must-buy, must-read book.BERNARD LANE, EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM; VISITINGPROFESSOR, LEEDS METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY, UK

This book provides an authoritative, state-of-the-art review of tourguiding scholarship and research. It aims to foster best practice and tostimulate further study and research on tour guiding across a range ofdisciplines. The book is well-illustrated and its accessible style withchapter summaries makes it ideal for students as well as researchers.



Natural Area TourismEcology, Impacts and Management2nd EditionDavid Newsome, Susan A. Moore and Ross K. Dowling

Natural Area Tourism provides an authoritativeand comprehensive account of tourism in natural,wild and protected areas. The second editioncontains an overview of key literature and newdevelopments that have emerged since the

publication of the first edition more than a decade ago. Accordingly,this book will remain an invaluable resource and review of thesubject for many years to come.



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Identity and InterculturalExchange in Travel andTourismEdited by Anthony David Barker

This book looks at the relationship betweenquestions of identity formation and modernpractices in travelling and tourism. New andcreative patterns of behaviour and self-realisationare now emerging due to the enormous

commercial interests that lie behind the modern travel and tourismindustries. The volume will consider these issues and thechallenges they create.

Tourism and Cultural Change 2014 248pp


Tourism and CricketTravels to the BoundaryEdited by Tom Baum and Richard Butler

This excellent book presents the reader with a

fascinating collection of essays which have been

expertly integrated by the craft of Baum and Butler's

editorship. They deliver a volume that pushes the

boundaries in exploring the diverse manifestations

of tourism arising from unique cultural creations of

the sport of cricket. This is a must-read for those with interests in the

intersections of sport, history, culture, identity and tourism.JAMES HIGHAM, UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND

This book is the first to focus on the relationship between tourismand cricket. The volume examines how cricket as a participant andspectator sport generates diverse tourism to both major andperipheral locations. It will appeal to researchers, students andteachers in tourism, sport and leisure.



Explorer Travellers andAdventure TourismJennifer Laing and Warwick Frost

Engaging, well-written and concise, this book

provides a context for the tourist-traveller debate

– a microcosm of social and cultural complexity

where the quotidian meets the extraordinary and

the economy of colonisation meets the egos of

the great explorers. It is this legacy that explains

our ongoing fascination with frontier adventure travel from exotic

journeys through 'otherness' to space travel.PAUL BEEDIE, UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRE, UK

This book examines the nexus between exploring and tourism andargues that exploration travel – based heavily on explorer narrativesand the promises of personal challenges and change – is a majortrend in future tourism.



Spices and TourismDestinations, Attractions andCuisinesEdited by Lee Jolliffe

This is a fascinating journey through the spice

destinations of the world, demonstrating the role of

spices in tourism development and diversification,

the projection of attractive destination images and in

supporting identities. This will be a valuable resource

for all scholars of tourism and gastronomy, helping to broaden our

understanding of foodways and their role in culture and tourism.GREG RICHARDS, TILBURG UNIVERSITY, NETHERLANDS

This is the first book to explore the relationship between tourismand spices. It examines the various layers of connection betweenspices and tourism in the context of destinations, attractions andcuisines. This volume will be useful for researchers and students incultural tourism, culinary tourism, anthropology of food and foodhistory.



Tourism and National IdentityHeritage and Nationhood in ScotlandKalyan Bhandari

This excellent book places us right at the heart of

how Scottish culture and national identity is

represented through heritage tourism. It clearly

shows how a country can be 'made' through

tourism as it carefully selects the bits of history

that reinforce both commerce and stereotypes. An essential read for

anyone interested in how politics, history, place-making and

heritage all get muddied in the touristic mix.PETER BURNS, UNIVERSITY OF BEDFORDSHIRE, UK

This book explores the role of tourism as a means to express'nation' and 'nationhood'. Based on field research in southwest andcentral Scotland it shows how various historical accounts, culturalicons and images, events and celebrations create a meaning of theScottish nation.



Railway Heritage and TourismGlobal PerspectivesEdited by Michael V. Conlin and Geoffrey R. Bird

This is the first book of its kind to examine railwayheritage in the context of tourism in acomprehensive, internationally relevant manner.It explores the challenges faced by developersand operators of railway heritage destinations

including financial, legal and managerial sustainability in themodern tourism industry.





Reading Tourism TextsA Multimodal AnalysisSabrina Francesconi

Sabrina Francesconi, who is a leading light

among a new generation of multilingual Italian

women academics exploring the language of

tourism, has been researching the sub-field for

over a decade. The result is a well-referenced,

comprehensive text that examines in depth

Anglophone promotional discourse from an outsider perspective in

a fast-moving digital age.GRAHAM M. S. DANN, PROFESSOR EMERITUS OF TOURISM, FINNMARK UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE, NORWAY

This volume explores the relationship between tourism and traveltexts and contemporary society, and how each is shaped by theother. A multimodal analysis is used to look at a variety of textsincluding novels, travel brochures, blogs and videos.



The Semiotics of Heritage TourismEmma Waterton and Steve Watson

This book presents a new way of understandingheritage tourism that focuses on what peoplefeel and not just what they see. Traditionally,semiotics points to the study of signs andsymbols, and how we use them to make senseof the world. Here semiotics is extended into our

other senses as part of what it means to experience heritage as tourists.



Tourism and the Power of OthernessSeductions of DifferenceEdited by David Picard and Michael A. Di Giovine

Tourism and the Power of Otherness is an

intriguing collection, strong in terms of both

theory and ethnography, and quite enjoyable to

read. Picard and Di Giovine have brought

together a diverse array of European scholars

who provide fresh insight into a question of enduring importance:

how tourism stages the encounter between the familiar and the

strange.SALLY ANN NESS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE, USA

This book explores the paradoxes of Self–Other relations in the fieldof tourism. It particularly focuses on the 'power' of different forms of'Otherness' to seduce and to disrupt, and, eventually, also to renewthe social and cosmological orders of 'modern' culture andeveryday life.



European Tourism Planningand Organisation SystemsThe EU Member StatesEdited by Carlos Costa, Emese Panyik and DimitriosBuhalis

This book provides a systematic, country-by-country analysis of tourism policy, planning andorganisation in the EU. It applies a conceptualframework to offer a new critical approach tocomparative policy analysis in tourism in the EU.



Trends in European TourismPlanning and OrganisationEdited by Carlos Costa, Emese Panyik and DimitriosBuhalis

Written by leading international tourism researchers,this book examines the key trends in Europeantourism planning and organisation. It introduces atheoretical framework to tourism planning andorganisation using a procedural and structuralapproach. It also identifies leading and emerging

practices and offers a new vision for European tourism planning.



Critical Debates in TourismEdited by Tej Vir Singh

The book is a landmark volume which examinesperplexing tourism debates such as the relevanceof mass tourism, climate change, authenticity,tourism and poverty and slow tourism.Multidisciplinary in content, it covers appliedaspects of sociology, anthropology, humanitiesand biosciences. The book is unique in itspresentation and style and will be an essential

resource for scholars, academics and practitioners.



Sport Tourism Development2nd editionTom Hinch and James Higham

Continued growth in the demand for sport tourismexperiences has heightened the need for advanced,in-depth and critical insights that are theoreticallyinformed. This incisive book has been written toaddress that need and to stimulate the curiosity of

students, educators and practitioners alike.





Cultural Heritage and TourismAn IntroductionDallen J. Timothy

Aspects of Tourism Texts 2011 528pp

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Quantitative Methods In TourismA HandbookRodolfo Baggio and Jane Klobas


Hbk 9781845411749 £89.95 US$159.95 CAN$159.95 €109.95

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Tourism Economics and PolicyLarry Dwyer, Peter Forsyth and Wayne Dwyer


Hbk 9781845411527 £129.95 US$199.95 CAN$199.95 €149.95

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Tourism in ChinaDestinations, Planning and ExperiencesEdited by Chris Ryan and Songshan (Sam) Huang


Hbk 9781845414016 £89.95 US$159.95 CAN$159.95 €119.95

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Tourism and TransportModes, Networks and FlowsDavid Timothy Duval


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2050 –Tomorrow's TourismIan Yeoman


Hbk 9781845413026 £89.95 US$149.95 CAN$149.95 €109.95

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Human Resources and TourismSkills, Culture and IndustryDarren Lee-Ross and Josephine Pryce


Hbk 9781845411404 £99.95 US$149.95 CAN$149.95 €109.95

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Tourism and SouvenirsGlocal Perspectives from the MarginsEdited by Jenny Cave, Lee Jolliffe and Tom Baum


Hbk 9781845414061 £99.95 US$159.95 CAN$159.95 €129.95

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Tourist Behaviour and theContemporary WorldPhilip L. Pearce


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Constructing Cultural TourismJohn Ruskin and the Tourist GazeKeith Hanley and John K. Walton


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Zoos and TourismConservation, Education, Entertainment?Edited by Warwick Frost


Hbk 9781845411640 £89.95 US$149.95 CAN$149.95 €109.95

Pbk 9781845411633 £29.95 US$49.95 CAN$49.95 €34.95

Epub 9781845412074 £20.00 US$30.00 CAN$30.00 €25.00

Authenticating Ethnic TourismPhilip Feifan Xie


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The Darker Side of TravelThe Theory and Practice of Dark TourismEdited by Richard Sharpley and Philip R. Stone


Hbk 9781845411152 £79.95 US$129.95 CAN$129.95 €99.95

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The British on HolidayCharter Tourism, Identity and ConsumptionHazel Andrews


Hbk 9781845411831 £79.95 US$139.95 CAN$139.95 €99.95

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Aspects of Tourism is an innovative, multifaceted series, designed toprovide readers with the latest thinking on tourism world-wide. Thevolumes are authoritative, readable and user-friendly, providingaccessible sources for further research. Books in the series arecommissioned to probe the relationship between tourism and cognatesubject areas such as strategy, development, retailing, sport andenvironmental studies.

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This series explores the complex and ever-changing relationshipsbetween tourism and culture(s). It focuses on the ways that places,peoples, pasts, and ways of life are increasingly shaped, transformed,created and packaged for touristic purposes. It examines the ways tourismmakes and re-makes cultural capital in its various guises (visual andperforming arts, crafts, festivals, built heritage, cuisine etc.) and themultifarious political, economic, social and ethical issues that are raisedas a consequence. The series also explores the emergence andtrajectories of tourism as a spatial and temporally located form and set ofrepresented actions and behaviours within various cultural contexts.

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