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RESEARCH FRONTIER ARTICLES & COMMENTARIES/EDITORIALS​
  1. COVID-19 and international travel restrictions: the geopolitics of health and tourism - Siamak Seyfi, C. Michael Hall & Bardia Shabani - Travel restriction, quarantine, sanctions, geopolitics, COVID-19 pandemic, coronavirus
  2. What does colour tell about tourist experiences? - Andy H. Lee - tourist photographs, colour, color, tourist experience, destination, manifest content
  3. Strengthening the political economy of tourism: profits, rents and finance - OPEN ACCESS - Ismael Yrigoy - Political Economy of Tourism (PET), tourism revenues, corporate profits, land rent, hotel corporations
  4. Spatial representations, heritage and territorial-synecdoche in contemporary tourism - by Ilia Alvarado-Sizzo - Spatial representations, tourism and heritage, territorial-synecdoche, spatial ecogenesis, postmodernity, tourism and image
  5. Critical theories in tourism – a systematic literature review - Paolo Mura & Sarah N. R. Wijesinghe - Critical theory, critical turn in tourism, critical tourism studies, hopeful tourism
  6. Narcotourism: a conceptual framework and research agenda - Carter Hunt - Narco-heritage, narco-glamorization, narco, trafficking, drugs, illicit substances, legalization
RESEARCH ARTICLES​​
  1. Transforming tourist urban spaces by CCTV – an empirical study in Montpellier - Michael Bauder - CCTV, Code/Space, digitalization, urban tourism, tourism nightlife, spatial visitor behavior
  2. Different urban settings affect multi-dimensional tourist-resident interactions - OPEN ACCESS - Xing Su, Bas Spierings & Pieter Hooimeijer - Tourist-resident interaction, social contact, urban setting, city centre, decentralisation, new urban tourism, Hong Kong
  3. Exclave accessibility and cross-border travel: the pene-exclave of Ceuta, Spain, Tourism Geographies - Ioulia Poulaki, Andreas Papatheodorou, Alexandros Panagiotopoulos & Sotiroula Liasidou - Exclaves, accessibility, airport choice, cross-border tourism, tourism for peace, discrete choice analysis​​
  4. Developing a scale to measure the social distance between tourism community residents - Min Chen, Jinhe Zhang, Jinkun Sun, Chang Wang & Jinhua Yang - Social distance, tourism community residents, social communication, intimacy, daily life, scale development
  5. Involvement, place attachment, and environmentally responsible behaviour connected with geographical indication products - Qun Li , Xi Li , Wei Chen , Xinwei Su & Runzhe Yu - Geographical indication product, involvement, place attachment, ERB, tea tourism
  6. The spatial practice of religious tourism in India: a destinations perspective - Kiran Shinde - Religious tourism, India, pilgrim-towns, pilgrimage, Maharashtra, ritual-economy
  7. Travellers’ meaning-making of the Sichuan-Tibet highway: from space of flows to place - Xueji Wang , Jia Xie & Jiuxia Sun - Road travel, Sichuan-Tibet Highway, space of flows, place, mobility practice, new mobilities paradigm​​​
  8. Social identity positively impacts sustainable behaviors of backpackers - Elizabeth Agyeiwaah, Stephen Pratt, Benjamin Lucca Iaquinto & Wantanee Suntikul - Social identity, sustainable behaviors, backpackers, Cape Coast, Ghana
  9. Entrepreneurial networks in creative tourism place-making: Dali village, Wuhan, China - Lingxu Zhou, Xiaoyun Cheng, Geoffrey Wall & Dapeng Zhang - entrepreneurship, networks, creative tourism, place-making, social capital, collaboration
  10. Cultural globalisation and food in urban destination marketing - Anna Maria Stalmirska - cultural globalisation, food tourism, destination marketing, York, urban tourism, local, global, glocal
  11. Geographic Information Systems are critical tools to manage wine tourism regions - Sarah Marroni Minasi, Gui Lohmann & Vander Valduga - cultural landscape, Geographical Information System (GIS), remote sensing, winescape, wine tourism, Brazil
  12. Discovering spatial patterns of tourist flow with multi-layer transport networks - Shuang Liu , Jie Zhang , Peixue Liu , Yifan Xu , Li Xu & Honglei Zhang - Spatial pattern, tourist flow, multi-layer transport networks, network analysis, transition probability, Dunhuang, China
  13. How do Olympic cities strategically leverage New Urban Tourism? Evidence from Tokyo - Michael B. Duignan & Ilaria Pappalepore - New urban tourism, strategic leveraging, Olympic cities, tourism development, critical consumption, host community, mega-events, Tokyo 2020
  14. Modelling the effect of weather on tourism: does it vary across seasons? - César Muñoz, Antonio Álvarez & José F. Baños - Domestic tourism flows, gravity model, weather, Spanish regions, seasons, climatic variables​
  15. Imagining communities through friction in the World Heritage Site of Luang Prabang, Laos - by Lior Bear, Jackie Feldman & Nir Avieli - UNESCO, Laos, Luang Prabang, World Heritage Site, friction, imagined communities
  16. Reproduction of consumer spaces and historic district touristification in Old Beijing City - Keer Zhang, Handuo Deng, Fang Wang & Ye Yuan - Space production,historic districts, consumer space, heritage tourism, tourist-resident relation, regeneration sustainability, Old Beijing City
  17. ‘We and our stories’: constructing food experiences in a UNESCO gastronomy city - Eerang Park, Kaewta Muangasame & Sangkyun Kim - Food heritage, culinary culture, community, identity, memory, food destination marketing, Thailand
  18. Appraising the community in community-based tourism - Keng Hang Frankie Fan, Sai Leung Ng & Mucahid Mustafa Bayrak - Community-based tourism, community, boundary, ethnicity, Indigeneity, heterogeneous, conflicts, park governance, Taman Negara, Malaysia
  19. A community perspective on local ecotourism development: lessons from Komodo National Park - Aldi Herindra Lasso & Heidi Dahles - Sustainable tourism development, ecotourism, local community, community participation, empowerment, economic embeddedness, Komodo National Park, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
  20. Travel discontinuities, enforced holidaying-at-home and alternative leisure travel futures after COVID-19 - OPEN ACCESS - Jens Kr. Steen Jacobsen, Eivind Farstad, James Higham, Debbie Hopkins & Iratxe Landa-Mata - Home holiday, staycation, travel discontinuity, path dependency, COVID-19, memory, holiday paradox, travel future
  21. Appraising the community in community-based tourism - Keng Hang Frankie Fan, Sai Leung Ng & Mucahid Mustafa Bayrak - Community-based tourism, community, boundary, ethnicity, Indigeneity, heterogeneous, conflicts, park governance, Taman Negara, Malaysia
TOURISM PLACES ARTICLES
  1. Ecotourism discourses in Bhutan: contested perceptions and values - Jesse Montes & Bhuwan Kafley - Bhutan, ecotourism, neoliberalism, Gross National Happiness, dwelling​
  2. Changing aesthetics and the affluent elite in urban tourism place making - Janet Speake & Victoria Kennedy - aesthetics, aesthetic common sense, affluent elite, neoliberalism, cityscape, place making, destinations, Valletta, Malta
  3. Managing authenticity and performance in Gulag Tourism, Kazakhstan - Guillaume Tiberghien & John J. Lennon - gulag tourism, authenticity, performance, ideology, interpretation, managerial practices, museum, heritage, tourism management, Kazakhstan​
  4. How much remains? Local value capture from tourism in Zambezi, Namibia - Linus Kalvelage, Javier Revilla Diez & Michael Bollig - GPN, CBNRM, local institutions, value capture, trophy hunting, tourism enclaves, Namibia, Zambezi region, commodification
  5. Samoan perceptions of travel and tourism mobilities – the concept of Malaga - Dawn Gibson, Stephen Pratt & Benjamin Lucca Iaquinto - Tourism mobilities, domestic travel, international travel, mixed methods, South Pacific, Samoa, fa’alavelave (traditional obligations), travel preferences, malaga, Pacific Islanders​
  6. Coal dust in the wind: Interpreting the industrial past of South Wales - William R. Price & Mark Alan Rhodes II - industrial tourism, coal mining, sustainability, interpretation, South Wales, heritage discourses
  7. Rural destination development contributions by outdoor tourism actors: A Bornholm case study - Rikke Brandt Broegaard - Outdoor tourism, micro-entrepreneurs, placial embeddedness, rural development, destination development, translocalism, resilience, collaboration, Bornholm, Denmark
  8. From threat to opportunity: sustainability and tourism in Koli National Park - OPEN ACCESS - Jani Karhu , Maria Lähteenmäki , Oona Ilmolahti & Alexander Osipov - Sustainability, nature tourism, national parks, Nordic countries, human nature relationship, conflict, Koli 
  9. Place, power, and tourism in value-creation: contesting the plaza in Pisac, Peru - Rosa Codina , Peter Lugosi & David Bowen - Community, conflict, local power relations, Peru, Pisac, place, relational power, value-creation, value-extraction
  10. Last chance to see the ice: visitor motivation at Montenvers-Mer-de-Glace, French Alps - Emmanuel Salim & Ludovic Ravanel - Glacier tourism, climate change, last chance tourism, motivation, cognitive dissonance, Montenvers-Mer-de-Glace​
  11. Memory, homecoming and the politics of diaspora tourism in China - Yujie Zhu - Diaspora tourism, memory, ethnicity, cultural heritage, Belt and Road, China, transnational mobility, geopolitics
  12. Settler colonialism and the violent geographies of tourism in the California redwoods - Pierre Walter - geographies of violence, natural landscapes, redwoods, tourist destination, tourism imaginary, Native Americans, California, settler colonialism​
  13. More than jedug-jedug: dynamics of discontent with tourist activity in Prawirotaman, Yogyakarta - OPEN ACCESS - Iwan Suharyanto , Irina van Aalst , Ilse van Liempt & Annelies Zoomers - Resident complaints, tourism, night-time activities, Irridex model, religious values, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
  14. How border tripoints offer opportunities for transboundary tourism development - Marek Więckowski - Tripoint, border, European Union, tourism product, Poland, Slovakia, Czechia, European integration, INTERREG
  15. Mechanized nature: the alienation of nature in mountain tourism in China - Honggang Xu & Xiang Li - Mechanized, nature, amusement, alienation, nature tourism, mountain tourism
  16. Ethnic tourism in China: tourism-related (dis)empowerment of Miao villages in Hunan province - Bei Tian, Arie Stoffelen & Frank Vanclay - cultural tourism, community-based tourism, rural tourism, responsible tourism, social impacts of tourism, hosts and guests, community empowerment, tourism enclaves, endogenous rural development, China
​DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES, TOURISM AND GEOGRAPHIES OF INEQUALITY​ SPECIAL ISSUE
  1. Tourism valorisation: digitally enhanced tourist value practices and the geographies of inequality - Fabian Frenzel & Thomas Frisch -  Valorisation, authentication, value capture, tourism gentrification, poverty-tourism nexus, evaluation, digital enclosures
  2. Exploring virtual reality experiences of slum tourism - Tom Griffin & Meghan Muldoon - Slum tourism, virtual reality, tourist education, Manila
  3. Short-term rentals as digitally-mediated tourism gentrification: impacts on housing in New Orleans - Dustin Robertson, Christopher Oliver & Eric Nost - Sharing economy, short-term rental, Airbnb, tourism gentrification, New Orleans, rent gap
  4. Airbnb as a tool for inclusive tourism? - Justin Kadi, Leonhard Plank & Roman Seidl - Airbnb, short-term rentals, inclusive tourism, European cities, Vienna, home-sharing, Austria - CORRECTION
  5. Constructing new urban tourism space through Airbnb - Natalie Stors - Airbnb, sharing economy, city tourism, new urban tourism, social constructionism, representation, performance, Berlin
  6. Airbnb’s contribution to socio-spatial inequalities and geographies of resistance in Barcelona - Soledad Morales-Pérez, Lluís Garay & Julie Wilson - Airbnb, socio-spatial inequalities, geographies of resistance, digital activism, tourism counter-narratives, sharing economy
  7. Uber and employment in the Global South – not-so-decent work - Julia K. Giddy - Platform economy,sharing economy, Uber, ridesharing, employment, decent work, South Africa
HEALTH and WELLBEING SPECIAL ISSUE
  1. Tea drinking and the tastescapes of wellbeing in tourism - Xiaobo Su & Heqing Zhang - Tastescape, wellbeing, tea drinking, Lijiang, natural environment, sociality
  2. How engaging with nature can facilitate active healthy ageing - Eva Duedahl , Bodil Blichfeldt & Janne Liburd - Nature, older adults, walking, experiences, therapeutic mobilities, healthy ageing
  3. Health and local food consumption in cross-cultural tourism mobility: an assemblage approach - Jiayi Lin, Qingming Cui, Honggang Xu & Jaume Guia - Food tourism, health, psychology, food habit, cultural belief, assemblage, mobilities, Chinese outbound tourism
  4. Outer space mobilities and human health - Erik Cohen - Space health, travel microgravity, space radiation, contamination, terraforming, transhumanism
  5. Lifestyle skiing contributes to health and eudaimonic well-being: an emergent Chinese lifestyle mobility‌ - Yuefang Wu & Jingjing Yang - Lifestyle-sport mobilities, skiing, health, eudaimonic well-being, Chongli, China
ASSIGNED PAPERS - papers tentatively assigned to a print issue of the journal
Tourism Geographies Vol. 24, No. 4, 2022 - SPECIAL ISSUE: CES & PLACEMAKING SPECIAL ISSUE (tentative)
  1. An assessment of visited landscapes using a Cultural Ecosystem Services framework - Yael Ram & Melanie Kay Smith - Cultural Ecosystem Services, landscapes, landscape planning, place making, re-visit intention
  2. Dancing with cranes: a humanist perspective on cultural ecosystem services of wetlands - OPEN ACCESS - Lusine Margaryan, Soléne Prince, Dimitri Ioannides, & Michael Röslmaier - cultural ecosystem services, place making, cranes, wetlands, Sweden, case study
  3. Seasonality in food tourism: wild foods in peripheral areas - Francesc Fusté-Forné -  Catalonia, climate change, culinary heritages, mountain region, mushroom, mycological tourism, Pyrenees, rural tourism, sense of place, sustainable development, cultural ecosystem service
  4. Geopolitical imaginaries and Cultural Ecosystem Services (CES) in the desert - Manuela Gutberlet - Desert environment, spiritual value, Cultural Ecosystem Services, identity, geopolitical imaginaries, German-speaking tourists, the Sultanate of Oman
  5. Becoming centre: tourism placemaking and space production in two neighborhoods in Barcelona - José A. Mansilla & Claudio Milano - Placemaking, urban periphery, tourism, space production, symbolic turn, neoliberalism, Barcelona
  6. Romanticism in urban landscapes: parks, tourism, and the rebirth of Chattanooga, Tennessee - Bernard M. Kitheka, Elizabeth D. Baldwin & Lincoln R. Larson - Keywords: parks, greenspaces, romanticism, Chattanooga, well-being, sustainability, nature, USA
  7. Cultural ecosystem services evaluation using geolocated social media data: a review - Hongmei Zhang , Ruihong Huang , Yechen Zhang & Dimitrios Buhalis - cultural ecosystem services (CES), service evaluation, recreation, crowdsourcing geographic information, geo-tagged photo, social media
  8. Revisiting walking as mobile place-making practice: a discursive perspective - Alexandra Witte - Walking, hiking, place, place-making, discourse, mobilities, embodiment, ethnography, Ancient Tea Horse Road, China
  9. Green placemaking on the peripheral prairie following a natural disaster - Deborah Che - Peripheral areas, placemaking, rural tourism, disaster recovery, green architecture, sustainable development
Tourism Geographies Vol. 24, No. 2-3, 2022 - SPECIAL ISSUE: ​​Affective Attunements (final)
  1. Introduction: Attuning to Affect and Emotion in Tourism Studies - Dorina Buda & Jennie Germann Molz (forthcoming)
  2. Jim Crow journey stories: African American driving as emotional labor - Derek H. Alderman, Kortney Williams & Ethan Bottone - African-American travel, atmosphere, automobility, emotional labor, Jim Crow, racism, white supremacy
  3. Decolonising the ‘autonomy of affect’ in volunteer tourism encounters - Phoebe Everingham & Sara Catherine Motta - Volunteer tourism, affect, intimacy, emotions, encounter, more-than representational, decolonial feminist theory, Ecuador, neo-colonialism, neoliberalism
  4. Mexican women’s emotions to resist gender stereotypes in rural tourism work - Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión & Paola Vizcaino -  rural tourism, tourism work, gender stereotypes, women’s emotions, Mexico, Latin America
  5. Presence in affective heritagescapes: connecting theory to practice. - Katherine Burlingame - Heritagescapes, landscape phenomenology, emotion, affect, presence, visitor experience, heritage management, Birka, Vikings
  6. Beyond ‘a trip to the seaside’: exploring emotions and family tourism experiences - Catherine Kelly - Family-tourism, memorable-tourism-experiences, family holidays, coast, existential-authenticity, interpersonal-authenticity, emotions, wellbeing, sea, quality-time
  7. Dystopian dark tourism: affective experiences in Dismaland, Tourism - OPEN ACCESS - Maria Sofia Pimentel Biscaia & Lénia Marques - Affect, dark tourism, dystopia, Dismaland, Banksy
  8. Summers of war. Affective volunteer tourism to former war sites in Europe - OPEN ACCESS - Siri Driessen - Volunteer tourism, voluntourism, affect, emotion, war sites, war tourism, place experience, dark tourism - [tourism places article]
  9. Feeling opulent: adding an affective dimension to symbolic consumption of themes - Namita Roy & Ulrike Gretzel - affect, emotion, symbolic consumption, opulence, luxury, themed experience
  10. Tourists’ savoring of positive emotions and place attachment formation: a conceptual paper - Nanxi Yan & Elizabeth A. Halpenny -  Savoring, positive emotion, place attachment, tourism experience, broaden-and-build theory, tourist behaviour, destination image
  11. Self-love emotion as a novel type of love for tourism destinations - Dimitra Margieta Lykoudi, Georgia Zouni & Markos Marios Tsogas - Self-love, destination love, love, emotions, travel behaviour, demographics, repeat visitation, destination marketing
  12. The ‘MeBox’ method and the emotional effects of chronic illness on travel - Uditha Ramanayake, Cheryl Cockburn-Wootten & Alison J. McIntosh - tourism, chronic illness, hospitality, creative visual research, elderly, MeBox methodology
  13. Attuning to the affective in literary tourism: Emotional states in Aberystwyth, Mon Amour - Jon Anderson & Kieron Smith - literature, geography, affect, relationality, creative tourism
  14. Affective entanglements with travelling mittens - OPEN ACCESS - Outi Kugapi & Emily Höckert - Handicrafts, craft tourism, affect, non-representational theory, materiality, care, relationality, autoethnography
  15. ​Traveler sensoryscape experiences and the formation of destination identity - Junghye Angela Kah, Hye Jin Shin & Seong-Hoon Lee - Five senses, vision, sound, taste, smell, touch, sensoryscape experience, sensory marketing, destination identity, multiple sensory - [non-SI paper]
Tourism Geographies Vol. 24, No. 1, 2022 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Migration, Tourism & Social Sustainability  (final)
  1. Introduction: Migration, tourism and social sustainability - Jaeyeon Choe & Peter Lugosi - Community, Host-guest, Impact, Lifestyles, Migrant labour, Mobilities, Sustainability, Social sustainability
  2. Who is the city for? Overtourism, lifestyle migration and social sustainability - Jaime Jover & Ibán Díaz-Parra - Gentrification, historic district, lifestyle migration, overtourism, Seville, social sustainability
  3. Zoning for world heritage sites: dual dilemmas in development and demographics - Thomas E. Jones, Huong T. Bui & Katsuhiro Ando - World Heritage Site (WHS), core zone, buffer zone, migration, social sustainability, inclusiveness, museumification, gentrification, adaptive re-use
  4. Perceptions of and interactions between locals, migrants, and tourists in South Tyrol - by Anja Marcher, Ingrid Kofler , Elisa Innerhofer & Harald Pechlaner - Migration-tourism nexus, migration, tourism, local perception, trust, South Tyrol, Ortisei​
  5. Local gastronomy, transnational labour: farm-to-table tourism and migrant agricultural workers in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada - Kristin Lozanski & Kayla Baumgartner - migrant worker, agriculture, tourism, heritage, transnational labour, invisibility, farm-to-table
  6. Q method finds anti-refugee sentiments on Yemeni migration to Jeju - Armigon Akhmedov, William Cannon Hunter & Jeong-Gil Choi - Jeju Island, migration, power, Q method, trust between culture, Yemen - [tourism places article]
  7. “Traditional Mexican Midwifery” tourism excludes indigenous “others” and threatens sustainability - Rosalynn A. Vega - Migration, tourism, reproduction, indigeneity, Latin America, Mexico
  8. Labour migration and tourism mobilities: Time to bring sustainability into the debate (Commentary) - Noel B. Salazar - Mobility, migration, tourism, labour, sustainability, resilience, inequality, COVID-19
PUBLISHED PAPERS - papers in an published issue of the journal
Tourism Geographies Vol. 23, No. 5+6, December 2021 - Regular Issue (forthcoming)
         Research Frontiers Articles
  1. ​Host communities and last chance tourism. - Stephen Schweinsberg, Stephen Wearing & Po-Hsin Lai - Last chance tourism, climate change, spatial practices, representations of space, spaces of representations, Churchill
  2. Consumption, motivation and experience in dark tourism: a conceptual and critical analysis - Dejan Iliev - Concept, consumption, critical insights, dark tourism, experience, motivation
    Research Articles
  3. Mass tourism underwater: a segmentation approach to motivations of scuba diving holiday tourists. - Tahir Albayrak, Meltem Caber & Carl Cater - Holiday tourists, scuba diving, push and pull motivations, market segmentation, Kemer, Antalya​​
  4. Lifestyle, profit, and the selling of home to tourists in Lijiang, China. - Xiaobo Su, Heqing Zhang & Xiaomei Cai - Profit, lifestyle, Everyday life, Commodification, China, commercial home, experience economy
  5. ​Resident tourists and the local 'other' - Gijsbert Hoogendoorn & Daniel Hammett - Branding, Johannesburg, poverty, resident tourism, social media, South Africa, tourist gaze, walking tour
  6. Factors that influence community-based tourism (CBT) in developing and developed countries - Seweryn Zielinski,Yoonjeong Jeong & Celene B. Milanés - Community-based tourism, rural tourism, periphery, inhibitor, facilitator, barrier​
    Tourism Places Articles
  7. Overseas tourists negotiating risk at Australian beaches - Todd R. Walton & Wendy S. Shaw - Beach, Australia, tourists, hazards, risk, edgework​
  8. Managing overtourism through economic taxation: policy lessons from five countries - Rabindra Nepal & Sanjay Kumar Nepal - Overtourism, adverse impacts, case studies, taxes, entrance fees, social concerns​​
  9. The real Burgundy: negotiating wine tourism, relational place and the global countryside - Joanna Fountain, Steve Charters & Laurence Cogan-Marie - Burgundy, France, global countryside, globalisation, progressive sense of place, wine tourism
Tourism Geographies Vol. 23, No. 4, July/Aug 2021 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Critical Tourism Studies - Asia Pacific 
  1. Special Issue Introduction: Tourism Geographies in the “Asian Century” - Harng Luh Sin, Mary Mostafanezhad, Joseph M. Cheer (forthcoming)
  2. Critical tourism studies: new directions for volatile times - Chris Gibson - Anthropocene, climate change, capitalism, financialisation, mobility, embodiment, overtourism
  3. ‘Asianizing the field’: questioning Critical Tourism Studies in Asia - T. C. Chang - Critical Tourism Studies (CTS), Critical Asian Tourism Studies (CATS), Asia, research, knowledge, epistemology
  4. Decentring scholarship through learning with/from each ‘other’ - Hazel Tucker & Stuart Hayes - Western-centrism, tourism education, tourism pedagogy, international students, ‘other’ knowledges
  5. What western tourism concepts obscure: intersections of migration and tourism in Indonesia - Kathleen M. Adams - Heritage tourism, local knowledge, migration, story-telling, critical tourism studies, Indonesia, Toraja
  6. Becoming Airbnbeings: on datafication and the quantified Self in tourism. - OPEN ACCESS - Claudio Minca & Maartje Roelofsen - Airbnb, biopolitics, algorithms, digital tourism, datafication, surveillance capitalism
  7. Going on holiday only to come home: making happy families in Singapore - Yinn Shan Cheong & Harng Luh Sin - Family tourism, family ideology, everyday geographies, feminist ethics of care, familial relationships, Singapore
  8. Food safety and tourism in Singapore: between microbial Russian roulette and Michelin stars - Nicole Tarulevicz & Can Seng Ooi - Singapore, food safety, food tourism, tourism history, Michelin stars, fine dining, hawkers
  9. Linkages between tourist resorts, local food production and the sustainable development goals - Regina Scheyvens & Gabriel Laeis - food, agriculture, fisheries, tourism, SDGs, Fiji, SIDS, MNCs, tourist resorts
  10. The materiality of air pollution: Urban political ecologies of tourism in Thailand - Mary Mostafanezhad - Air pollution, tourism, urban political ecology, new materialism, environmental narratives, Thailand
  11. Visitor diversification in pilgrimage destinations: comparing national and international visitors through means-end - Ricardo Nicolas Progano, Kumi Kato & Joseph M. Cheer - pilgrimage, tourism, nationality, Japan, Kumano Kodo, means-end
  12. Ontological mingling and mapping: Chinese tourism researchers’ experiences at international conferences - Jundan Jasmine Zhang & Carol Xiaoyue Zhang - Positionality, critical tourism studies, non-Western methodologies, international conferences, qualitative studies
  13. Tourism studies is a geopolitical instrument: Conferences, Confucius Institutes, and ‘the Chinese Dream’ - Ian Rowen - Tourism studies, geopolitics, China, Chinese Dream, Confucius Institute, Australia, China-Australia relations, tourism geopolitics, knowledge production
  14. (Post-) pandemic tourism resiliency: Southeast Asian lives and livelihoods in limbo - Kathleen M. Adams, Jaeyeon Choe, Mary Mostafanezhad & Giang Thi Phi - COVID-19, tourism, livelihoods, cultural revitalization, resilience, disaster, Southeast Asia
  15. Afterword: a critical reckoning with the ‘Asian Century’ in the shadow of the anthropocene - Tim Oakes - Anthropocene, more-than-human geographies, critical tourism studies, Asian Century, geopolitics, politics of knowledge - (commentary)
Tourism Geographies Vol. 23, No. 3, June 2021 - SPECIAL ISSUE: ​Island Resilience
  1. Cultivating the Chinese market through destination loyalty: enhancing resilience in the Maldives - David Weaver, Chuanzhong Tang, Laura Lawton & Yang Liu - Small island resilience, destination life cycle, destination loyalty, the Maldives, China
  2. Critiques of island sustainability in tourism - Ilan Kelman - Energy, island studies, recycling, renewables, small island developing states, transportation, waste
  3. Globalisation and cultural change in Pacific Island countries: the role of tourism - Denis Tolkach & Stephen Pratt - Pacific Island states, culture, globalisation: hybridisation, McDonaldisation, Glocalisation, socio-cultural impact
  4. Brexit – threat or opportunity? Resilience and tourism in Britain’s Island Territories - Maria Amoamo - Brexit, core–periphery, resilience, subnational island jurisdictions, geopolitics, Pitcairn Island
  5. Contributions to sustainable tourism in small islands: an analysis of the Cittàslow movement. - Therez B. Walker & Timothy J. Lee - Cittàslow, sustainable tourism, small islands, quality of life, tourism impact
  6. Economic and social resilience accounts for the recovery of Ibiza’s tourism sector - Joan Carles Cirer-Costa - Adaptability, community resilience, economic development, economic resilience, island studies, structural change, tourism
  7. Host gazes from an Islamic island: challenging homogeneous resident perception orthodoxies - Tamara Young, Dian Yulie Reindrawati, Kevin Lyons & Patricia Johnson - Island tourism, Madura, symbolic interactionism, host perceptions, Indonesia, Islamic tourism, religio-cultural, host gaze
  8. ​Modelling tourism resilience in small island states: a tale of two countries - Prosper F. Bangwayo-Skeete &Ryan W. Skeete - resilience, Adaptive Cycle Model, tourism, Markov Switching Model, small island states, Caribbean, Barbados, Grenada
  9. Immigrant entrepreneur knowledge in the tourism industry of island destinations - Pedro Calero-Lemes & Desiderio Juan García-Almeida - Knowledge, immigrant entrepreneur, islands, Eastern Canary Islands
  10. Tourists really do behave responsibly toward the environment in Camiguin Province, Philippines - Mary Stephanie E. King-Chan, Robert Charles G. Capistrano & Emma Lina F. Lopez - Environmentally responsible behavior, Philippines, island tourism, tourist behavior, stakeholder theory - (tourism places)
  11. Social-ecological resilience and community-based tourism in the commonwealth of Dominica  - Kristin Weis, Catherine Chambers & Patrick J. Holladay - Dominica, community-based tourism, social-ecological resilience, community, coastal​
  12. The integrated touristic villages: an Indonesian model of sustainable tourism? - Sylvine Pickel-Chevalier, I Komang Gde Bendesa & I Nyoman Darma Putra - Integrated touristic villages, Bali, sustainability, conservation, reconstruction, ambiguity
Tourism Geographies Vol. 23, No. 1+2, Feb+April 2021 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Creative and Disruptive Methodologies in Tourism Research
  1. INTRODUCTION: Creative and disruptive methodologies in tourism studies - Milka Ivanova,Dorina-Maria Buda & Elisa Burrai - Collective memory work, creative methods, deep reflexivity, disruptive methods, innovative methodologies, motherhood capital, narrative analysis, online methodologies, qualitative methodologies, serious gaming
    PART I - DIS-RUPTING METHODOLOGIES
  2. Collective memory work as an unsettling methodology in tourism - Bryan S. R. Grimwood & Corey W. Johnson - Collective memory work, Settler colonialism, decolonization, Settler identity, narrative, travel memories, Canada
  3. ‘Motherhood capital’ in tourism fieldwork: experiences from Arctic Canada - Roslyn Kerr & Emma J. Stewart - Bourdieu, motherhood capital, Arctic Canada, Inuit communities, reflexivity, accompanied fieldwork, resident attitudes, community-based research
  4. Social constructionism as a tool to maintain an advantage in tourism research - Leszek Butowski, Jacek Kaczmarek, Joanna Kowalczyk-Anioł & Ewa Szafrańska - Sociology of science, relativism, social constructionism, post-modernity, hegemony in geographical and tourism research, Western neoliberalism, Anglo-American domination
  5. Disruptive and Adaptive Methods in Activist Tourism Studies: Socio-Spatial Imaginaries of Dissent - Ian R. Lamond - protest, events of dissent, activist tourism, critical event studies, activist mobilities, socio-spatial imaginaries of dissent
  6. The disruptive ‘other’? Exploring human-animal relations in tourism through videography - Minni Haanpää, Tarja Salmela, José-Carlos García-Rosell & Mikko Äijälä - Videography, moving image methodology, video, human-animal relations, multispecies assemblage, agency, posthumanism, animal-based tourism
  7. Emplacing non-human voices in tourism research: the role of dissensus as a qualitative method - Abhik Chakraborty - Qualitative research, anthropocentrism, dissensus method, nonlinearity, complexity and plurality, fluid methods
  8. Hanging out on Snapchat: disrupting passive covert netnography in tourism research - Heather L. Jeffrey, Hamna Ashraf & Cody Morris Paris - Snapchat, netnography, mobile virtual ethnography, research ethics, social media, online privacy, lurking, online participant observation, small data, virtual spaces
    PART II - RE/CREATING METHODOLOGIES
  9. A critical consideration of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® methodology for tourism studies - Yana Wengel, Alison McIntosh & Cheryl Cockburn-Wootten - LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®, creative methodology, host–guests’ experience, constructionism, WWOOF
  10. Stakeholder engagement in sustainable tourism planning through serious gaming - Lidija Lalicic & Jessika Weber-Sabil - Serious gaming, destination planning, stakeholder engagement, tourism development, co-creative learning
  11. Deep reflexivity in tourism research - Émilie Crossley - Reflexivity, methodology, psychosocial, psychoanalytic, volunteer tourism, photography, Kenya
  12. Challenges in outdoor tourism explorations: an embodied approach - Jelena Farkic - Outdoor tourism, embodied knowledge, discomfort, embodiment, adventure
  13. Leveraging digital and physical spaces to ‘de-risk’ and access Rio's favela communities - Nicola Cade, Sally Everett & Michael Duignan - Trust, access, gatekeepers, de-risking research, host community, social networks, digital methodologies, Rio
  14. Walking methodologies, digital platforms and the interrogation of Olympic spaces: the ‘#RioZones-Approach’ - Michael B. Duignan & David McGillivray - Walking methodology, digital platforms, spatial-urban processes, host community inclusion, #RioZones-Approach, Rio 2016 Olympic Games 
  15. ‘Que será, será!’: creative analytical practice within the critical sports event tourism discourse - Richard Keith Wright - Creative analytical practice, ethnodrama, sports event tourism
  16. Why is research–practice collaboration so challenging to achieve? A creative tourism experiment -  OPEN ACCESS - Nancy Duxbury, Fiona Eva Bakas & Cláudia Pato de Carvalho - Research-and-application, industry–academia gap, knowledge mobilization, participants as co-researchers, reciprocity, reflexivity, para-ethnography, rural, Portugal
  17. The case for linguistic narrative analysis, illustrated studying small firms in tourism - Lucia Tomassini, Xavier Font & Rhodri Thomas - Narrative approach, stories, linguistic analysis, small tourism firms, identity, social practice, values, sustainability, ethics
Tourism Geographies Vol. 22, No. 4+5, Oct+Dec 2020
               RESEARCH FRONTIER ARTICLE​
  1. Sanctions and tourism: effects, complexities and research - Siamak Seyfi & C. Michael Hall - sanctions, tourism politics, destination image, foreign policy, global governance, critical geopolitics
    RESEARCH ARTICLES
  2. A geographical approach to trust in tourism - Jiuxia Sun, Ying Yang & Anna de Jong - Trust, power, space, knowledge, tourism development, China
  3. “Nameless landscapes” - what can be seen and understood on a battlefield?. - Dagmara Chylińska - Battlefield space, battlefield landscape, battlefield tourism, interpretation, Racławice battlefield
  4. Touring as labour: mobilities and reconsideration of tour guiding in everyday life. - Jingfu Chen & T. C. Chang -Tourism work, everyday experience, mobilities, stillness, tour guiding, China
  5. Visitors' wayfinding strategies and navigational aids in unfamiliar urban environment - Sima Vaez, Matthew Burke & Rongrong Yu - Wayfinding strategies, navigational aids, visitors, think-aloud, spatial recognition, GPS
  6. Providing counter-narratives: the positive role of hostels in the Israeli-Palestinian context - Jack Shepherd & Daniel Laven - alestine, Israel, Ramallah, tourism, backpackers, hostels, contested space, peace, cross-cultural understanding
Tourism Geographies Vol. 22, No. 3, July 2020 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Visions of Travel and Tourism ​after the Global COVID-19 Transformation of 2020
  1. INTRODUCTION: Visions of travel and tourism after the global COVID-19 transformation of 2020 - Alan A. Lew, Joseph M. Cheer, Michael Haywood, Patrick Brouder & Noel B. Salazar - COVID-19; resilience; future; tourism; travel; transformation
  2. Socialising tourism for social and ecological justice after COVID-19 - by Freya Higgins-Desbiolles - COVID-19, responsible tourism, critical tourism, social tourism, social justice, public good tourism, cruiseship industry
  3. Pandemics, transformations and tourism: be careful what you wish for - C. Michael Hall, Daniel Scott & Stefan Gössling -  COVID-19, disaster recovery, sustainable tourism, disaster management, pandemic impact, pandemic response, crisis management, resilience, tourism policy, third-order change, COVID-19
  4. Transforming the (tourism) world for good and (re)generating the potential ‘new normal’ - Irena Ateljevic - Transmodern paradigm shift, silent revolution, cultural creatives, transformative travel and tourism, COVID-19, regenerative economy, regenerative agriculture
  5. Travel and [adventure] tourism after COVID-19 – business as usual or opportunity to reset? - Sanjay K. Nepal - Nepal, adventure travel
  6. The transformational festival as a subversive toolbox for a transformed tourism: lessons from Burning Man for a COVID-19 world - Ian Rowen - Transformational tourism, transformational festivals, COVID-19, Burning Man, liminality, communitas
  7. How should tourism education values be transformed after 2020? - Johan Edelheim - Tourism education, transformation, COVID-19, axiology, values-based, foundational philosophies
  8. Reconnecting tourism after COVID-19: the paradox of alterity in tourism areas - Dominic Lapointe - Alterity, enclave, territories, Canada, COVID-19
  9. Ecological grief generates desire for environmental healing in tourism after COVID-19 - Émilie Crossley - Hopeful tourism, social media, environment, climate change, pandemic, wildlife, grief
  10. Critical tourism scholars: brokers of hope - Tomas Pernecky - Critical tourism studies, hope, hopeful tourism, pragmatic hope, critical hope, radical hope, transformative hope, fragility, COVID-19,  pandemic
  11. COVID-19: from temporary de-globalisation to a re-discovery of tourism? - Piotr Niewiadomski​ - Globalisation, time-space compression,  de-globalisation, tourism development, creative destruction, path-creation, sustainable tourism
  12. The novel spaces and power-geometries in tourism and hospitality after 2020 will belong to the ‘local’ - Lucia Tomassini & Elena Cavagnaro - COVID-19, power-geometry, power-relations, tourism and hospitality space, relational space, neoliberal capitalism, local space
  13. Reset redux: possible evolutionary pathways towards the transformation of tourism in a COVID-19 world - Patrick Brouder - COVID-19, evolutionary economic geography, path dependence, pathways, reset, tourism, transformation
  14. COVID-19 leads to a new context for the “right to tourism”: a reset of tourists’ perspectives on space appropriation is needed - Sabrina Tremblay-Huet - (no keywords)
  15. “We can’t return to normal”: committing to tourism equity in the post-pandemic age - Stefanie Benjamin, Alana Dillette & Derek H. Alderman - COVID-19, post-pandemic tourism, social equity, RESET
  16. Post COVID-19 ecological and social reset: moving away from capitalist growth models towards tourism as Buen Vivir - Phoebe Everingham & Natasha Chassagne - COVID-19, Buen Vivir, degrowth, decolonial tourism, neo-colonial, neoliberal capitalism, prefigurative politics
  17. Reconsidering global mobility – distancing from mass cruise tourism in the aftermath of COVID-19 - Luc Renaud - Mobility, cruise, mass tourism, degrowth, power relation, globalisation, destination, COVID-19
  18. From high-touch to high-tech: COVID-19 drives robotics adoption - Zhanjing Zeng, Po-Ju Chen & Alan A. Lew - Robotics, COVID-19 pandemic, artificial Intelligence, human-robot interaction, drones, high-tech, high-touch
  19. Cancelling March Madness exposes opportunities for a more sustainable sports tourism economy - J. A. Cooper & Derek H. Alderman - - Sustainable tourism, COVID-19, coronavirus, sport, local economies, carbon footprint
  20. The COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity for escaping the unsustainable global tourism path - Dimitri Ioannides & Szilvia Gyimóthy - COVID-19, pandemics, mobility, resilience, sustainable tourism, immobility, COVID-19
  21. A post COVID-19 future: tourism community re-imagined and re-enabled - K. Michael Haywood - Tourism, management, transformation, change, community, destination, universities, research, assessments, competitiveness, COVID-19
  22. The COVID-19 crisis: Opportunities for sustainable and proximity tourism - Francesc Romagosa - nearby tourism, local travel
  23. COVID-19 is an unnatural disaster: Hope in revelatory moments of crisis - Mary Mostafanezhad - COVID-19, crisis, hope, disaster, political ecology
  24. Human flourishing, tourism transformation and COVID-19: a conceptual touchstone - Joseph M. Cheer - Human flourishing, tourism impacts, host community, COVID-19, sustainable tourism indicators
  25. Lessons from COVID-19 can prepare global tourism for the economic transformation needed to combat climate change - Bruce Prideaux, Michelle Thompson & Anja Pabel - COVID-19, circular economy, economic recovery, climate change, pandemic, flattening the curve, transformation, geopolitics
  26. COVID-19 is expanding global consciousness and the sustainability of travel and tourism - Adriana Galvani, Alan A. Lew & Maria Sotelo Perez - COVID-19, sustainability, consciousness, globalization, time-space compression, travel and tourism, future trends
  27. A mindful shift: an opportunity for mindfulness-driven tourism in a post-pandemic world - Uglješa Stankov, Viachaslau Filimonau & Miroslav D. Vujičić - Mindfulness, tourism, COVID-19, tourist experiences, sustainability, compassionate tourism
  28. COVID-19, indigenous peoples and tourism: a view from New Zealand - Anna Carr - COVID-19, Indigenous people, indigenous tourism, indigenous values, Māori, communities, New Zealand
  29. Regenerative tourism needs diverse economic practices - Jenny Cave & Dianne Dredge - tourism operating system, diverse economies, regenerative tourism, COVID-19
  30. CONCLUSIONS: Reflections and discussions: tourism matters in the new normal post COVID-19 - Patrick Brouder, Simon Teoh, Noel B. Salazar, Mary Mostafanezhad, Jessica Mei Pung, Dominic Lapointe, Freya Higgins Desbiolles, Michael Haywood, C. Michael Hall & Helene Balslev Clausen - COVID-19; tourism; matters; local; inequalities; globalization; sustainability; future; economy; community

    ​See the COVID-19 Special Issue page​​
Tourism Geographies Vol. 22, No. 2, May 2020 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Liminal Tourism Landscapes
  1. INTRODUCTION: Spatial and temporal tourism considerations in liminal landscapes. - Robert S. Bristow & Ian S. Jenkins (Guest Editors) - Liminality, liminoid, spatial and temporal considerations, tourism landscapes
  2. Liminality at-sea: cruises to nowhere and their metaworlds - Bradley Rink -  Liminality, cruise tourism, alcotourism, party tourism, debauchery tourism, South Africa
  3. The liminality in popular festivals: identity, belonging and hedonism as values of tourist satisfaction - Lorena Rodríguez-Campo, Fátima Braña-Rey, Elisa Alén-González & José Antonio Fraiz-Brea - Rural landscapes, liminoid spaces, liminal experience, communitas, hedonism, individual changes, festive ritual, A Festa do Boi (Spain), satisfaction, behavioural intentions
  4. Between space and place in mountaineering: navigating risk, death, and power - Maggie C. Miller & Heather Mair - Liminal landscapes, adventure tourism, mountaineering, death, Sherpas, Nepal
  5. Liminality in nature-based tourism experiences as mediated through social media - Eugenio Conti & Susanna Heldt Cassel - Liminality, liminal space, nature-based tourism, tourism experience, social media, Instagram, netnography
  6. Liminality Wanted. Liminal landscapes and literary spaces: The Way of St. James - Rubén C. Lois González & Lucrezia Lopez - The Way of St. James, Pilgrimage Landscapes, Liminality, Communitas, Travel Narratives, Liminal Literary Spaces
  7. Liminality and difficult heritage in tourism - Velvet Nelson - Liminality, difficult heritage, slavery, tourist reviews, TripAdvisor, slave huts, Bonaire, Caribbean
  8. South African township residents describe the liminal potentialities of tourism. - Meghan L. Muldoon - Townships, South Africa, race, liminality, apartheid, slum tourism, poverty tourism, tourism encounters
  9. Communitas in fright tourism. - Robert S. Bristow - Liminoid, communitas, fright tourism, dark attractions, fear, tourist travel phases
  10. Dark tourism and moral disengagement in liminal spaces - OPEN ACCESS - Nitasha Sharma - Agency, Dark tourism, India, liminality, moral disengagement, transgressive behavior
  11. Change within the change: pregnancy, liminality and adventure tourism in Mexico. - Isis Arlene Díaz-Carrión, Paola Vizcaino-Suárez & Hugo Gaggiotti - Adventure tourism, gender, Latin America, liminality, Mexico, pregnancy, rhizomatic body
  12. Transformative landscapes: liminality and visitors’ emotional experiences at German memorial sites - Doreen Pastor & Alexander J. Kent - Liminality, memory tourism, memorial sites, palimpsest, Germany, visitor research, visitor maps
 Tourism Geographies Vol. 22, No. 1, February 2020
          Research Articles
  1. Internet representations of voluntourism fail to effectively integrate tourism and volunteering. - Alessandro Inversini, Isabella Rega & Izak van Zyl​ - Volunteering, tourism, voluntourism, internet, South Africa, social representation theory, information search, online domain
  2. From mixed emotional experience to spiritual meaning: learning in dark tourism places - Chunhui Zheng, Jie Zhang, Mengyuan Qiu, Yongrui Guo & Honglei Zhang - Dark tourism, landscape of fear, mixed emotional experience, learning benefit, spiritual meaning, mediating effect, Nanjing Massacre, China
  3. The spatial spillover effects of haze pollution on inbound tourism: evidence from mid-eastern China - Dong Xu, Zhenfang Huang, Guolin Hou & Chen Zhang - Haze, PM2.5, inbound tourism, spillover effects, spatial heterogeneity, mid-eastern China
  4. Spatiotemporal tourist behaviour in urban destinations: a framework of analysis - Ana Maria Caldeira & Elisabeth Kastenholz - intra-destination tourist movements, multi-attraction visitation, time–space tourist activity, tourist mobility in cities, tourist flows, urban tourism, tracking methods
  5. The effect of place attachment on visitors’ revisit intentions: evidence from Batam - Salmi Mohd Isa, Hepy H. Ariyanto & Shaian Kiumarsi - Environment, place attachment, revisit intention, Batam Island, Indonesia
    Tourism Places Articles
  6. The influence of neighbourhood environment on Airbnb: a geographically weighed regression analysis - Feifei Xu, Mingxing Hu, Liqing La, Jialing Wang & Chao Huang - Sharing economy, sharing accommodation, spatial distribution, Airbnb, London, neighbourhood environment
  7. Consumption of a literary tourism place: a perspective of embodiment. - Liao Jiang & Larry Yu - Consumer culture, embodied consumption, tourism aesthetics, literary tourism place, Liangshan, China
  8. Tourist hot spots in cities with the highest murder rates. - Daniel Paül I Agustí -   Spatial analyst, urban tourism, user-generated images, Instagram, Mexico, Brazil
  9. The dispute over tourist cities: tourism gentrification in the historic Centre of Palma (Majorca, Spain) - Jesús M. González-Pérez - Tourism gentrification, hotels, Airbnb, urban inequality, Palma, historic centre, Spain, Majorca
 Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 21, No. 5, December 2019​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism Enclaves
  1. Introduction - Enclaves in tourism: producing and governing exclusive spaces for tourism - Jarkko Saarinen & Sandra Wall-Reinius - Enclaves, enclosure, border-making, homogenization, socio-spatial consequences, territorialization, tourism politics
  2. Topologies of tourism enclaves - OPEN ACCESS - Richard Ek & Mekonnen Tesfahuney - Tourism enclaves, topography, topology, tourism theory, political ontology
  3. Does geography matter in all-inclusive resort tourism? An investigation of the marketing approach of major Scandinavian tour operators. - Sandra Wall-Reinius, Dimitri Ioannides & Kristina Zampoukos - All-inclusive resorts, cruises, enclave tourism, marketing, placelessness, Scandinavian tour operators
  4. Selling bubbles at sea: pleasurable enclosure or unwanted confinement?. - Adam Weaver - Cruise ship, tourist bubble, enclave tourism, consumption, selling, marketing
  5. Airbnb as an instigator of ‘tourism bubble’ expansion in Utrecht's Lombok neighbourhood - OPEN ACCESS - Dimitri Ioannides, Michael Röslmaier & Egbert van der Zee - Airbnb listings, collaborative economy, urban tourist bubble, neo-bohemia, Lombok, Utrecht
  6. ‘Islands within Islands?’ The Maldivian resort, between segregation and integration - Elena dell’Agnese - Resort island, tourism enclave, Republic of Maldives, spatial segregation, foreign laborers, ‘performative landscape’
  7. Cruisers in the City of Helsinki: staging the mobility of cruise passengers - Kaisa Paananen & Paola Minoia - Tourism mobility, staging mobilities, urban tourism, cruise tourism, Helsinki, port of call - (Research Frontiers)
  8. A place in the sun: the British housing market’s (de)construction of Andalusia - Miguel García Martín, Arsenio Villar Lama, Estrella Cruz Mazo - Residential tourism, lifestyle migration, real estate, rural idyll, content analysis, Inland Andalusia, landscape
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 21, No. 4, October 2019​
  1. Air quality and the visitor experience in parks and protected areas. - Chris A. B. Zajchowski, Matthew T. J. Brownlee & Jeff Rose - Keywords: Air quality, air pollution, parks and protected areas, visitor experience, national parks, ecotourism, ecosystem services
  2. Directions for volunteer tourism and radical pedagogy - Jacob Henry -Radical pedagogy, volunteer tourism, international volunteering, activism, post-tour
  3. An exploratory study of the experience of VFR tourists: a culture shock perspective - Dhoha AlSaleh & Omar Moufakkir - Stigma, culture shock, reverse culture shock, metaperception, VFR tourism, tourist-host encounter, immigration
  4. Impacts of online images of a tourist destination on tourist travel decision - Tonghui Lian & Caihua Yu - Tourist destination, online image, travel decision, Huangshan, tourism industry, product involvement
  5. Understanding the core attractiveness of performing arts heritage to international tourists - Man-U Io - Performing arts heritage, Cantonese opera, intrinsic and experiential attributes, cultural distance, international tourist, Macao
  6. Comparing fsQCA with PLS-SEM: predicting intended car use by national park tourists - Hongmei Zhang & Yenchen Zhang - fsQCA, PLS-SEM, pro-environmental behavior, social norm, neutralization techniques, national park
  7. ‘Meet me on main street’: Disneyland as place attachment for Southern Californians - William McCarthy - Disneyland, Disney, California, place attachment, fandom, theme parks
  8. Y Wladfa Gymreig: outbound diasporic tourism and contribution to identity - Carl Iain Cater, Katja Poguntke & Wyn Morris - Diaspora, identity, Wales, Patagonia, Argentina, Home, nostalgia, language, colonialization
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 21, No. 3, July 2019​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Religion, Spirituality and Pilgrimage 
  1. Geographies of Religion and Spirituality: Pilgrimage beyond the ‘Officially’ Sacred (special issue introduction) - Michael A. Di Giovine & Jaeyeon Choe Religion, spirituality, pilgrimage, religious tourism, sacred sites, spiritual travel
  2. Hierarchical value map of religious tourists visiting the Vatican City/Rome. - Bona Kim & Seongseop (Sam) Kim - Religious tourism, values, attributes, benefits, means-end chain theory, Vatican City, Rome
  3. From the liminal to the lateral: urban religion in English cathedrals. - Simon Coleman - Pilgrimage, tourism, cathedrals, liminality, laterality, urban religion, England
  4. ​Meaning-making in the course of action: affordance theory at the pilgrim/tourist nexus - Joy W. Ackerman - Pilgrimage, tourism, affordances, sacred space, popular pilgrimage, Walden Pond, sacred geography
  5. Tourism and sacred landscape in Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) National Park, Nepal - Yang Mu, Sanjay K. Nepal, & Po-Hsin Lai -  Sacred landscape, beyul, spiritual values, religious practices, Sherpa, Mt. Everest
  6. Reframing and Reconceptualising Gambling tourism in Macau as a Chinese Pilgrimage - Michael O'Regan, Jaeyeon Choe, & Michael Di Giovine - Tourism, Pilgrimage, China, Macau, Rituals, Post-structuralist methodology, Ritualization
  7. Pilgrim routes as contested spaces in Norway - Hogne Øian - Pilgrimage, pilgrim routes, heritagization, stakeholders, contested spaces, Norway
  8. Cultural tourism between local and transnational identities: Jewish heritage in Syracuse, Italy. - Andrea Corsale & Shaul Krakover - Heritage, tourism, transnationalism, dissonant heritage, authorized heritage discourse, Jewish diaspora, Syracuse, Sicily, Italy
  9. Wak’a/shrine making and pilgrimage tourism in Copacabana, Bolivia - Jessica Joyce Christie - Inka, pilgrimage, tourism, heritage, Copacabana, Bolivia, Lake Titicaca, Island of the Sun, Virgin
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 21, No. 2, May 2019​
  1. Tourism-philia versus tourism-phobia: residents and destination management organization’s publicly expressed tourism perceptions in Barcelona - Konstantina Zerva, Saida Palou, Dani Blasco & José Antonio Donaire Benito - Residents, destination management organizations, perception, social representation theory, Barcelona, tourism-phobia
  2. What motivates international homebuyers? Investor to lifestyle ‘migrants’ in a tourist city - Joaquim Montezuma & Jennifer McGarrigle - Second homes, investment migration, lifestyle migration, homebuyer motivations, Lisbon, real estate, urban tourism, real estate tourism, globalization, citizenship
  3. Hybrid production of gardens: an actor–network analysis of heterogeneous power relations - Sho Shimoyamada - Gardens, actor–network theory, power, Foucault, hybrid, non-humans, coercion, acquiescence, negotiation, synergistic transaction
  4. ​Destination development in Western Siberia: tourism governance and evolutionary economic geography - Henrik Halkier, Dieter K. Müller, Natalia A. Goncharova, Liliya Kiriyanova, Irina A. Kolupanova, Konstantin V. Yumatov & Nataliya S. Yakimova - Tourism destination development, destination governance, path dependency, Russian Federation, Siberia
  5. National culture and tourist destination choice in the UK and Venezuela - Viachaslau Filimonau & Loredana Perez - National culture, tourist attitudes, consumer behaviour, destination choice, Venezuela, UK - (Research Frontiers)​
  6. Tourism, mobile livelihoods and ‘disorderly’ development in the Colca Valley, Peru - Simon Bidwell & Warwick E. Murray - Rural tourism, local development migration, mobile livelihoods, Latin America
  7. Comprehensive evaluation of the tourism seasonality using a synthetic DP2 indicator - José María Martín Martín, Jose Antonio Salinas Fernández & José Antonio Rodríguez Martín - Seasonality, sustainable development, synthetic indicator, Spain
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 21, No. 1, February 2019​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism Places in Asia
  1. Special issue introduction: Tourism places in Asia - Alan A. Lew
  2. ​A multi-stakeholder examination of destination image: Nanluoguxiang heritage street, Beijing, China - Ming Ming Su, Geoffrey Wall & Zhong Ma - Heritage, destination image, perception, stakeholder, authenticity, hutong, Beijing, China
  3. Tourist motivations in relation to a battlefield: a case study of Kinmen - Chien-Min Chen & Tsung-Hsien Tsai - Kinmen, motivation, battlefield tourism, dark tourism, ANOVA analysis, demographic differences
  4. Creative destruction: the commodification of industrial heritage in Nanfeng Kiln District, China - Xueke (Stephanie) Yang, HongGang Xu & Geoffrey Wall - creative destruction, industrial heritage tourism, commodification, ceramics, Foshan, China
  5. The evolving urban fabric and contour of old mountain streets in Taiwan - Naai-Jung Shih & Chen-Yang Lin - Urban fabric, the second contour, tourism, 3D scan, mountain village, historical heritage, gold mining culture, food tour, government promotion
  6. The metaphor of sadness: Hakka's Bean Jelly as culture and consumption through tourism. - Lijuan Yang, Bin Lai & Honggen Xia - Ethnic food, sensory ethnography, food tourism, destination change, China
  7. From central place to central flow theory: an exploration of urban catering - Feifei Xu, Feng Zhen, Xiao Qin, Xia Wang & Fang Wang - Central place theory, central flow theory, catering industry, spatial distribution, data analytical approach, Nanjing
  8. Tourism and hospitality research on Iran: current state and perspectives - Siamak Seyfi, C. Michael Hall & Salar Kuhzady - Iran tourism, hospitality, content analysis, tourism research, sanctions, Iran nuclear
  9. Sport tourism and peace: crossing the contested wall - Alon Gelbman - sport tourism, peace, sport event, cross border visitors, Christian pilgrimage, Israel, the Palestinian Authority, separation fence/wall
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 20, No. 5, December 2018​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism Spaces
  1. Tourism Spaces - Alan A. Lew - Introduction to Vol. 20, No. 5
  2. ​Spatial arrangements of tourist villages: implications for the integration of residents and tourists. - Dawid Soszyński , Barbara Sowińska-Świerkosz , Patricia A. Stokowski & Andrzej Tucki - Tourism development, rural community, spatial planning, public place, tourist villages, second homes, East Poland, Łęczyńsko-Włodawskie Lake District
  3. Pattern of Chinese tourist flows in Japan: a Social Network Analysis perspective - Bindan Zeng - Tourist flow, node structure, network pattern, Social Network Analysis, Chinese, Japan
  4. Leveraging Physical and Digital Liminoidal Spaces: the Case of the #EATCambridge Festival - Michael Duignan, Sally Everett, Lewis Walsh & Nicola Cade - Liminoid spaces, social media, creative resistance, food festivals, Cambridge, event leveraging
  5. Selecting the best route in a theme park through multi-objective programming. - Beatriz Rodríguez-Díaz & Juan Ignacio Pulido-Fernández - Tourist routes, multi-objective programming, tourist assistance system, information and communications technology, theme parks, decision making - (Research Frontiers)
  6. Understanding visitors’ spatial behavior: a review of spatial applications in parks. - Geoffrey K. Riungu, Brian A. Peterson, John A. Beeco & Greg Brown - Parks, protected areas, visitor behavior, spatial analysis, GIS, GPS, PPGIS - (Research Frontiers)
  7. Proximate tourists and major sport events in everyday leisure spaces. - Katherine King, Richard Shipway, Insun Sunny Lee & Graham Brown - Major sports events, leisure, tourism, proximity, cycling, everyday

    SPECIAL COMMENTARIES: 20th Anniversary of Tourism Geographies
  8. Big data and tourism geographies – an emerging paradigm for future study? - Jie Zhang.
  9. The impact of distance on tourism: a tourism geography law - Bob McKercher.
  10. ​Sensing tourists: geoinformatics and the future of tourism geography research - Noam Shoval​.
  11. Tourism geographies and the place of authenticity - Jillian M. Rickly (Commentary)
  12. Geography and tourism in undergraduate education - Velvet Nelson (Commentary).
  13. Tourism Geographies at 20: notes from a ‘small island’ - Tim Coles (Commentary).
  14. The more-than-visual experiences of tourism - Tim Edensor (Commentary)​.
  15. Thoughts of a lapsed (?) geographer - Richard Butler (Commentary).
  16. The end of tourism? A Gibson-Graham inspired reflection on the tourism economy - Patrick Brouder (Commentary).​​
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 20, No. 4, October 2018​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Inclusive Tourism
  1. Introducing inclusive tourism - Robin Biddulph & Regina Scheyvens - Inclusive tourism, inclusion, social integration, inclusive development, development, accessible tourism - Correction to this article
  2. Inclusive tourism development. - Regina Scheyvens & Robin Biddulph - Inclusive development, inclusion, social integration, tourism, inclusive tourism, SDGs, refugees
  3. Social enterprise and inclusive tourism. Five cases in Siem Reap, Cambodia. - Robin Biddulph - Inclusive tourism, inclusive development, social enterprise, Cambodia
  4. Can MNCs promote more inclusive tourism? Apollo tour operator's sustainability work. - María José Zapata Campos, C. Michael Hall & Sandra Backlund - Multinational corporations, tour operators, sustainable tourism, institutional theory, corporate social responsibility, sustainability work, human rights, labour rights
  5. Barriers and preferences to leisure activities for wheelchair users in historic places. - Ayşe Nilay Evcil - Leisure, historical sites, wheelchair users, accessibility, Istanbul, barriers, inclusive tourism
  6. Too precarious to be inclusive? Hotel maid employment in Spain. - Ernest Cañada - Chambermaids, crisis, decent work, hotels, hotel maids, housekeepers, housekeeping, inclusive tourism, outsourcing, precariousness, Spain, tourism
  7. Towards inclusive tourism? Stakeholder collaboration in the development of accessible tourism. - Julie Nyanjom, Kathy Boxall & Janine Slaven - Accessible tourism, collaboration, disability, inclusive tourism, stakeholder framework, stakeholder theory

    SPECIAL COMMENTARIES 20th Anniversary of Tourism Geographies
  8. Tourism Geographies: toward a more inclusive world - Alan A. Lew
  9. The racialized and violent biopolitics of mobility in the USA: an agenda for tourism geographies - Derek H. Alderman
  10. Moving toward gender and tourism geographies studies - Honggang Xu
  11. Geographies of marginalization: encountering modern slavery in tourism. - Joseph M. Cheer
  12. Challenges and opportunities for rural tourism geographies: a view from the ‘boring’ peripheries. - Doris Anna Carson
  13. Tourism geographies and the place of authenticity - Jillian M. Rickly 
  14. Why travel? - travel, tourism and global consciousness. - Alan A. Lew (correction)​
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 20, No. 3, July 2018​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Urban Planning and Tourism in European Cities: Overtourism, Placemaking and Heritage
  1. Urban planning and tourism in European cities. (special issue introduction) - Noam Shoval -  Urban planning, Europe, capital cities, Barcelona, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Prague, Budapest, Lisbon
  2. ‘Destination’ Berlin revisited. From (new) tourism towards a pentagon of mobility and place consumption. - Johannes Novy - Urban tourism, gentrification, touristification, post tourism, new tourism, Berlin, place consumption, mobility turn
  3. Hotel and hostel location in Lisbon: looking for their determinants. - Susana Cró & António Miguel Martins - Location, hotel, hostel, spatial analysis, binary logistic model, Lisbon
  4. Tourism marketing and urban politics: cultural planning in a European capital. - Monika De Frantz - Tourism, culture, planning, flagship, urban politics, capital city, Vienna, Museumsquartier
  5. Hotel development through centralized to liberalized planning procedures: Prague lost in transition. - Bálint Kádár - Hotel location, urban tourism, hotel development, post-socialist development, urban planning, Prague, Vienna, Budapest
  6. Tourism, nightlife and planning: challenges and opportunities for community liveability in La Barceloneta. - Jordi Nofre , Emanuele Giordano, Adam Eldridge, João C. Martins & Jorge Sequera - Tourism, urban planning, nightlife, community liveability, Barcelona
  7. Preserving cultural assets of others: Jewish heritage sites in Macedonian cities. - Biljana Petrevska, Shaul Krakover & Noga Collins-Kreiner - Jewish heritage tourism, dissonant heritage, motivation, urban tourism, Macedonia, dark tourism
  8. Urban food markets in the context of a tourist attraction – La Boqueria market in Barcelona, Spain. - Darko Dimitrovski & Montserrat Crespi Vallbona - Urban food markets attributes, food halls, urban tourism planning, tourism consumption, sustainable tourism, Barcelona
  9. Non-planning and tourism consumption in Budapest's inner city. - Melanie Kay Smith, Tamás Egedy, Adrienne Csizmady, András Jancsik, Gergély Olt & Gábor Michalkó - Budapest, urban planning, tourism development, ‘ruin bars’, Airbnb, District VII
  10. Bottom-up touristification and urban transformations in Paris. - Tim Freytag & Micahel Bauder - Urban tourism, urban transformation, touristification, tourist practices, mobility, Airbnb, Paris
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 20, No. 2, May 2018​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism in Changing Natural Environments
  1. Tourism in changing natural environments. (Special issue introduction) - Natalie Ooi, Esther Duke & Joseph O'Leary - Tourism, changing natural environments, adaptation, resilience, resource conflict, climate change
  2. Measuring park visitation vulnerability to climate extremes in U.S. Rockies National Parks tourism.  - Theresa M. Jedd, Michael J. Hayes, Carlos M. Carrillo, Tonya Haigh, Christopher J. Chizinski & John Swigart - Northern Rockies, recreation vulnerability, climate variability, park visitation, United States National Parks, mountain tourism, economic impacts
  3. Costs and benefits of environmental change: tourism industry's responses in Arctic Finland. - Kaarina Tervo-Kankare, Eva Kaján & Jarkko Saarinen - Environmental change, climate change, adaptation, adaptive management, costs and benefits, Lapland, Arctic, tourism, community, SMEs
  4. Weather sensitivity and climate change perceptions of tourists: a segmentation analysis. - Emily Wilkins, Sandra de Urioste-Stone, Aaron Weiskittel & Todd Gabe - Nature-based tourism, travel behavior, Maine, cluster analysis, outdoor recreation, civic engagement
  5. Exploring stakeholder groups through a testimony analysis on the Hawaiian aquarium trade. - Brooke A. Porter - Aquarium trade, resource-user conflict, testimony analysis, Hawai'i, marine tourism, marine environments, citizen science
  6. Climate and visitation to Utah's ‘Mighty 5’ national parks. - Jordan W. Smith, Emily Wilkins, Riana Gayle & Chase C. Lamborn - Climate change, nature-based tourism, outdoor recreation, Utah, weather
  7. Micro-level assessment of regional and local disaster impacts in tourist destinations. - Jürgen Schmude, Sahar Zavareh, Katrin Magdalena Schwaiger & Marion Karl - Natural disasters, financial impacts, micro-level assessment, Caribbean tourism, Dominica, disaster recovery

    SPECIAL COMMENTARIES: 20th Anniversary of Tourism Geographies
  8. Tourism Geographies: straddling disciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives (Commentaries introduction) - Alan A. Lew
  9. Linking tourism to the sustainable development goals: a geographical perspective - Regina Scheyvens
  10. Economic geographies of tourism: one ‘turn’ leads to another - Keith Debbage​
  11. Does sustainability (still) matter in tourism (geography) - Friedrich M. Zimmermann​
  12. Agriculture tourism and the transformation of rural countryside - Tsung-chiung (Emily) Wu
  13. Beyond growth thinking: the need to revisit sustainable development in tourism - Jarkko Saarinen
  14. The geopolitical turn in tourism geographies - Mary Mostafanezhad
  15. Tourism Geographies: geographic research on coastal tourism - Klaus Meyer-Arendt​​
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 20, No. 1, February 2018​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism's Labour Geographies
  1. Tourism's labour geographies: Bringing tourism into work and work into tourism (introduction). - Dimitri Ioannides & Kristina Zampoukos - Tourism work, tourism workers, labour mobilities, productive and reproductive labour, labour geography, precarity
  2. Career paths and mobility in the Swedish hospitality sector. - Susanna Heldt Cassel, Maria Thulemark & Tara Duncan - Career paths, mobility, hospitality workers, hospitality sector, Sweden
  3. Hospitality workers and the relational spaces of labor (im)mobility. - Kristina Zampoukos -  Labor mobility, hospitality workers, mobility agency, relational space, ‘stories-so-far’, Sweden 
  4. The development of geographical differences in education levels within the Swedish tourism industry. - Kajsa G. Åberg & Dieter K. Müller - Sweden, education, knowledge, destination development, workforce, labour geography
  5. TEFL tourism: the tourist who teaches. - Hayley Stainton - TEFL tourism, education, volunteer, philanthropy, sustainability​
  6. Liminality at work in Norwegian hotels. - Anders Underthun & David Christoffer Jordhus-Lier -  Liminality, work, mobile workers, hospitality industry, trade unionism, liminal spaces
  7. Precarity and guest work in U.S. tourism: J-1 and H-2B visa programs. - William Terry - Labor geographies, labor migration, guest workers, seasonality, tourism labor, tourism geographies, precarity
  8. The political economy of dive tourism: precarity at the periphery in Malaysia. - Mark P. Hampton , Julia Jeyacheya & Donna Lee - Precarity, rentier state, labour, communities, Malaysia, Borneo
  9. Cultural implications of international volunteer tourism: US students’ experiences in Cameroon. - Ji Hoon Park - Volunteer tourism, technology transfer, racial hierarchy, white privilege, stereotypes, Cameroon 

    SPECIAL COMMENTARIES: 20th Anniversary of Tourism Geographies
  10. Tourism geographies today (introduction) - Alan A. Lew
  11. Tourism: beyond the pleasure of practicing geography - Theano S. Terkenli
  12. Tourism geography and its central role in a globalized world - Deborah Che
  13. Geography: the substance of tourism - Dallen J. Timothy
  14. Time to reconsider tourism geographies? - Dieter K. Müller
  15. Changing geographies and tourist scholarship - David Crouch
  16. Reflections on institutional and paradigmatic changes in tourism geography: a Canadian perspective - Alison Gill
  17. Geography, tourism studies and post-communist transformations in Central and Eastern Europe - Piotr Niewiadomski
  18. Tourism through the lens of a human geographer: a view from the South - Sanette Ferreira
  19. ‘Cool Japan’ – a hot research topic: tourism geography in Japan - Carolin Funck
  20. Tourism geographies in China: Comparisons and reflections - Guosheng Han
​Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 19, No. 5, 2017​ - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism Places
  1. Welcome to our place – welcome to our tourism places - (special issue introduction) Alan A. Lew 
  2. Resident perceptions toward tourism impacts in historic center of Yazd, Iran - Naimeh Rezaei - Yazd, Fahadan neighborhood, urban heritage, tourism, residents’ perception, social impact, urban revitalization - (Tourism Places) 
  3. An accidental Bangkok theme park - Ross King - Theme park, spectacle, multi-voiced, assemblage, Middle-Eastern tourism, Indian commercial community, Bangkok, Nana - (Tourism Places) 
  4. Light festivals, policy mobilities and urban tourism. - Emanuele Giordano & Chin-Ee Ong - Light festivals, serial reproduction, tourism cities, policy mobility, urban tourism, Lyon - (Tourism Places
  5. Wine tourism development in South Africa: a geographical analysis. - Sanette L. A. Ferreira & Caitlin A. Hunter - Rural development, winery, wine route, winescape, tourism area life cycle, resortification, South Africa - (Tourism Places)
  6. Experiencing Dracula's homeland. - Cristina Lupu, Ana Brochado & Oana Mihaela Stoleriu - Transylvania, Dracula, satisfaction, experience, content analysis, web reviews - (Tourism Places)
  7. The aeromobile tourist gaze: understanding tourism ‘from above’. - Bradley Rink - Aerial tourism, aeromobility, tourist gaze, landscape, netnography, Cape Town
  8. The Mainland Chinese market for nature tourism in Hong Kong. - Chung-Shing Chan , Hoi Yan Chiu & Lawal M. Marafa - China, Hong Kong, nature tourism, Mainland Chinese tourists, perception, preference - (Tourism Places)
  9. Destination image repair while combatting crises: tourism marketing in Africa. - Eli Avraham & Eran Ketter - Destination image, Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), African tourism, tourism marketing, image repair, crisis recovery - (Tourism Places)
  10. Using PP GIS interviews to understand residents’ perspective of European ecological network Natura 2000 - Marianna Strzelecka, Marcin Rechciński & Małgorzata Grodzińska-Jurczak - Public participation GIS, residents’ perspective, Natura 2000, nature-based tourism, values of nature, nature conservation
  11. Is price most important? Healthcare tourism in Southeast Asia - Zeng-Xian Liang, Tak-Kee Hui & Pei-Zhi Sea - Healthcare tourism, perceived value, behavioral intention, satisfaction, Southeast Asia
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 19, No. 4, 2017
  1. Adaptation, interaction and urgency: a complex evolutionary economic geography approach to leisure - Jasper F. Meekes, Dorina M. Buda & Gert de Roo - Leisure, complexity, evolutionary economic geography, regional development, Fryslân, emergence, self-organization
  2. Tourism in a nature-based destination: the human versus the ecological perspectives. - Marta Derek, Edyta Woźniak & Sylwia Kulczyk - Wilderness, nature, lakes, tourists’ preferences, recreational outdoor activities, mapping, nature-based destination, the Great Masurian Lakes, Poland
  3. Key variables for developing integrated rural tourism. - Mercedes Marzo-Navarro, Marta Pedraja-Iglesias & Lucia Vinzón - Collaboration, networks, embeddedness, endogeneity, complementarity, empowerment, rural tourism, integration, Argentina
  4. Mapping an invisible population: the uneven geography of second-home tourism -  Andreas Back & Roger Marjavaara - Second homes, tourism, housing, planning, mobility, uneven development, peripheral regions, invisible population, Sweden
  5. GPS-based measurement of geographic spillovers in tourism – example of Polish districts - Justyna Majewska - Tourism agglomeration, geographic spillovers, GPS coordinates, LISA, spatial regression and potential models, Polish districts
  6. ‘The white woman's burden’ – the racialized, gendered politics of volunteer tourism. - Ranjan Bandyopadhyay & Vrushali Patil -  Volunteer tourism, white savior complex, race, feminization, postcolonial theory, postcolonial feminist theory - (Research Frontiers)
  7. Blending ‘home’ and ‘away’: young Israeli migrants as VFR travelers. - Lirit Ashtar, Amir Shani & Natan Uriely - VFR travel, migration, transnationality, sense of home
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 19, No. 3, 2017 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism Planning and Development
  1. Geographies of tourism development and planning - Jarkko Saarinen, Christian M. Rogerson & C. Michael Hall - Development, planning, management, sustainability, governance, tourism development
  2. ​​Networking and learning for tourism innovation: evidence from the Western Cape. - Irma Booyens & Christian M. Rogerson - Innovation; tourism planning, tourism learning; innovation networking; knowledge; tourism innovation systems; regional competitiveness; South Africa
  3. The value of community-based tourism in Banteay Chhmar, Cambodia. - Simon Pawson, Paul D'Arcy & Scott Richardson - Community-Based Tourism; Responsible Tourism; Sustainable Tourism; Community Development; Cambodia; Banteay Chhmar​
  4. Political trust and residents’ support for alternative and mass tourism: an improved structural model. - Robin Nunkoo & Dogan Gursoy - Resident attitudes, mass tourism, alternative tourism, political trust
  5. Moral assemblages of volunteer tourism development in Cusco, Peru. - Elisa Burrai, Mary Mostafanezhad & Kevin Hannam - Assemblage theory, moral landscapes, volunteer tourism, tourism planning and development, Cusco, Peru
  6. Enclavic tourism spaces: territorialization and bordering in tourism destination development and planning - Jarkko Saarinen - Enclave tourism, borders, borderwork, development, inequality, community, host–guest relations, globalization, governance
  7. Modelling tourism and hospitality employment clusters: a spatial econometric approach. - Anjali Chhetri, Prem Chhetri, Colin Arrowsmith & Jonathan Corcoran - Spatial cluster, tourism and hospitality sector, employment, GIS, spatial autocorrelation
  8. Evolutionary economic geography: reflections from a sustainable tourism perspective - Patrick Brouder - Development, evolutionary economic geography, institutions, Niagara, sustainable, tourism, Whistler
  9. Tourism planning and place making: place-making or placemaking?. - Alan A. Lew - Place-making, placemaking, marketing, planning, urban design, gentrification, tourism planning, co-production, worldviews, authenticity, place
  10. ‘Putting Place on a Plate’ along the West Cork Food Trail. - Michael John Broadway - Food tourism, West Cork Food Trail, local food, West Cork, ‘Place on a Plate’, Ireland
  11. Community, state and power-relations in community-based tourism on Lekhubu Island, Botswana - Monkgogi Lenao - Power relations, decision-making process, rural tourism, community-based tourism, CBNRM, Botswana
  12. Modeling the state of agritourism in the Malopolska region of Poland - Małgorzata Bajgier-Kowalska, Mariola Tracz & Radosław Uliszak - Agriculture, agritourism, Europe, rural tourism, agritourism farm, Malopolska region, Poland
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 19, No. 2, 2017
SPECIAL ISSUE: Theming Asia: Theme Park Experiences in East and Southeast Asia
  1. Theming Asia: culture, nature and heritage in a transforming environment. - Maribeth Erb & Chin-Ee Ong - Authenticity, cultural village, Disneyization, heritage, theme park, Asia
  2. ​The Big Buddha of Hong Kong: an accidental Buddhist theme park.  - Cora Un In Wong - Big Buddha, Hong Kong, theme park, themed park, disneyization
  3. Informal heritage-making at the Sarawak Cultural Village, East Malaysia. - Hamzah Muzaini - Cultural theme parks, co-constructive heritage, identity formations, meaning-making ‘from below’, Sarawak Cultural Village, East Malaysia
  4. Between universal spaces and unique places: heritage in Universal Studios Singapore. - T. C. Chang & Juvy Pang - Universal Studios; heritage; corporate heritage; culture; Singapore; globalization; local; glocalization
  5. ‘Cuteifying’ spaces and staging marine animals for Chinese middle-class consumption. - Chin-Ee Ong - Animal–human relations, children, enclave, habitus, hyperreality, middle class, staging, theme parks, China 
  6. Simulacra and simulation: double simulation at a North Song Dynasty theme park - Chin-Ee Ong & Ge Jin - Simulacra, simulation, hyper-reality, theme park, postmodernism, painting, idealised history, heritage, popular culture, visitor experience, China
  7. Residents' attitudes toward ethnic neighborhood tourism (ENT): perspectives of ethnicity and empowerment - Naho U. Maruyama, Kyle M. Woosnam & B. Bynum Boley - Residents’ empowerment, resident attitudes, economic and sociocultural determinants, ethnic neighborhood tourism, contested space, place identity, Brazilians, Japan 
  8. Book Review - A Review of “Responsible tourism: using tourism for sustainable development” - by Thomas Karrow 
  9. In Memoriam - Gregory Ashworth: personal reflections from a long partnership. - John Tunbridge - DOI: 10.1080/14616688.2017.1283645
Tourism Geographies ​Vol. 19, No. 1, 2017 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Proximity and Intraregional Aspects of Tourism [proximate tourism]
  1. Special Issue Introduction: proximity and intraregional aspects of tourism. - Jelmer Jeuring & Inmaculada Diaz-Soria - Proximity tourism, intraregional tourism, familiarity, otherness, everyday life, dichotomies, tourist experiences, home and away
  2. Being a tourist as a chosen experience in a proximity destination. - Inmaculada Diaz-Soria - Barcelona, guided tours, otherness, proximity, proximity tourism, qualitative methodology, tourist experience, tourist gaze, usual environment
  3. Tourist territorialisation and geographies of opportunity at the edges of mass destinations. - Robin Biddulph - Tourism geographies, back regions, livelihoods, territorialisation, pro-poor tourism, Cambodia
  4. Immigrant hosts and intra-regional travel. - Tom Griffin - VFR travel, hosting, immigration, integration, intra-regional travel, Canada, narrative analysis, destination marketing
  5. Beyond the everyday? Rethinking place meanings in tourism - Jingfu Chen & Ningning Chen - Tourist place, meaning, everyday life, tourism mobilities, myth, China
  6. Everyday life and water tourism mobilities: mundane aspects of canal travel. - Maarja Kaaristo & Steven Rhoden - Mundane, tourism mobilities, everyday life, boating, canals, narrowboat, food, hygiene, ethnography
  7. Socio-cultural proximity, daily life and shopping tourism in the Dutch–German border region. - Bianca B. Szytniewski, Bas Spierings & Martin van der Velde - Socio-cultural proximity, encounters with differences, cross-border practices, intraregional tourism, shopping tourism, daily life, qualitative study
  8. The challenge of proximity: the (un)attractiveness of near-home tourism destinations. - Jelmer Hendrik Gerard Jeuring & Tialda Haartsen - Proximity tourism, destination attractiveness, regional tourism development, distance, motivations, vacation preferences, Friesland, The Netherlands 
  9. EDITORIAL: ‘Tourism Places’, senior editor changes, virtual special issues, and 2018 is coming. - Alan A. Lew
Tourism Geographies Vol. 18, No. 5, 2016
  1. Corporate social responsibility in tourism post-2015: a Development First approach - Emma Hughes & Regina Scheyvens - Development first, corporate social responsibility, hotels, tourism, SDGs, community development
  2. Hopeful possibilities in spaces of ‘the-not-yet-become’: relational encounters in volunteer tourism. - Phoebe Everingham - Volunteer tourism, non-representational theory, affect, emotion, development aid, neoliberalism, hope, 'the not-yet-become
  3. The use of tracking technologies in tourism research: the first decade. - Noam Shoval & Rein Ahas - GPS, tracking technologies, smartphones, passive positioning, tourism research, tourist mobility
  4. Reading, tourism, and geography consumption in literary places. - Liao Jiang & Honggang Xu - Literary geography, literary place, literary tourism, geography consumption, Zhouzhuang, San Mao Teahouse
  5. Network analysis of tourist flows: a cross-provincial boundary perspective. - Hongsong Peng, Jinhe Zhang, Zehua Liu, Lin Lu & Lu Yang - Tourist-flow network, cross-provincial boundary tourism destination, network analysis, boundary-shielding effect, boundary-mediating effect, Lugu Lake, China 
  6. Spatial influence of attractions on tourism development. - Stéphanie Truchet, Virginie Piguet, Francis Aubert & Jean-Marc Callois - Attraction, tourism development, amenities; location, econometrics; count data model
  7. In Memoriam
    -     After John Urry – a personal reflection - Kevin Hannam    ​
Tourism Geographies Vol. 18, No. 4, 2016
  1. The experience of time in long-term travel. - Jennie Small - Time, space, tourist, long-term travel, Australia, Outback
  2. Key issues in the conceptualization of tourism destinations. - Dobrica Zivadin Jovicic - Tourism, geography, development, destination, concept, system - (Research Frontiers article)
  3. Effects of place attachment on home return travel: a spatial perspective. - Tingting Elle Li & Bob McKercher - Home return travel, repeat visitation, place attachment, place identity, spatial scale, Chinese diaspora
  4. (Un)related variety, urban milieu and tourism-company differentiation - Hilal Erkuş-Öztürk - Differentiation, related variety, unrelated variety, areal differentiation, innovation, tourism cities
  5. Implications of climate change for glacier tourism - Emma J. Stewart, Jude Wilson, Stephen Espiner, Heather Purdie, Chris Lemieux & Jackie Dawson - Glacier tourism, climate change, last chance tourism, protected areas, parks, Westland Tai Poutini National Park, New Zealand, resilience 
  6. Financialization of hotel corporations in Spain - Ismael Yrigoy - Financialization, hotel corporations, global financial crisis, property, capital fixity, capital motion, fictitious capital, debt
Tourism Geographies Vol. 18, No. 3, 2016
  1. Simulating changes in tourism demand: a case study of two German regions - Christine Reintinger, Anja Berghammer & Jürgen Schmude - Agent-based modelling, destination choice, scenario analysis, tourism demand, tourism future, Germany
  2. Visitors’ place-based evaluations of unacceptable tourism impacts in Oulanka National Park, Finland - Miisa Pietilä & Nora Fagerholm - Tourism impact, visitor, PPGIS, normative theory, satisfaction, Oulanka National Park, Finland
  3. Destination attribute effects on rock climbing tourist satisfaction: an Asymmetric Impact-Performance Analysis - Tahir Albayrak & Meltem Caber - Rock climbing, adventure tourism, overall satisfaction, destination, asymmetric impact, Turkey
  4. Seasonal weather sensitivity, temperature thresholds, and climate change impacts for park visitation - Micah Hewer, Daniel Scott & Adam Fenech - Weather sensitivity, temperature thresholds, climate change impacts, park visitation, nature-based tourism, seasonality, Ontario (Canada)
  5. The lifecycle of concepts: the case of ‘Pilgrimage Tourism’ - Noga Collins-Kreiner - Pilgrimage tourism, product lifecycle model, dark tourism, religious tourism, pilgrimage, rejuvenation, (Research Frontiers article) ​
Tourism Geographies Vol. 18, No. 2, 2016
  1. Destination attributes, satisfaction, and the cruise visitor's intent to revisit and recommend. - U. Aytun Ozturk & Hakan Gogtas - Cruise passengers, cruise tourism, Honolulu, Hawaii, destination attributes, intention to return, intention to recommend, Oahu, tourists' satisfaction
  2. Economic values for recreational planning at Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka. - Rathanayake Mudiyanselage Wasantha Rathanayake - Welfare benefits, contingent valuation, willingness to pay, hypothetical travel cost method, recreational planning, Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka
  3. Climate change adaptation of the tourism sector in the Bolivian Andes. - Raoul Kaenzig, Martine Rebetez & Gaëlle Serquet - Andes, Bolivia, Chacaltaya glacier, climate change, glacial retreat, landscape, ski resort, tourism
  4. Perceptions of tourism impacts and community resilience to natural disasters. - Chung-Hung Tsai, Tsung-chiung Wu, Geoffrey Wall & Shu-Chuan Linliu - Tourism impacts, community resilience, natural disasters, climate change, tourism planning, sustainable tourism, Maolin National Scenic Area, Taiwan
  5. Sense of place and tourism business development. - Shuwen Liu & Lewis T. O. Cheung - Sense of place, Tourism business, Decision-making, Sustainable tourism, Rural tourism, Hong Kong
  6. Substitute or addition to hypermobile lifestyles? Second home mobility and Finnish CO2 emissions. - Czesław Adamiak, C. Michael Hall, Mervi J. Hiltunen & Kati Pitkänen - Second homes, leisure mobility, greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 emissions, substitution, travel behaviour, Finland
Tourism Geographies Vol. 18, No. 1, 2016
  1. Tourism global production networks and uneven social upgrading in Kenya and Uganda. - Michelle Christian - Tourism global production networks, social upgrading, labor, Mombasa, Kenya, Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda, governance
  2. Vulnerability, resilience, and the adaptive cycle in a crisis-prone tourism community. - Chien-yu Tsao & Chin-cheng Ni - Vulnerability, resilience, adaptive cycle, sustainable development, community-based tourism, Taiwan
  3. Homecoming or tourism? Diaspora tourism experience of second-generation immigrants -  Wei-Jue Huang, Gregory Ramshaw & William C. Norman - Diaspora tourism, transnationalism, place attachment, second-generation immigrants, homecoming, Chinese diaspora
  4. Wilderness use, conservation and tourism: what do we protect and for and from whom?. - Research Frontiers - Jarkko Saarinen - Wilderness, nature conservation, nature protection, community-based natural resource management, Wilderness Act, livelihoods - (Research Frontiers article)
  5. New approaches to the study of tourist experiences in time and space. - Research Frontiers - Amit Birenboim - Subjective momentary experiences, affect, tourist experience, smartphones, Jerusalem, experience sampling method, GPS - (Research Frontiers article)
  6. Beyond convention: reimagining indigenous tourism. - Research Frontiers - David B. Weaver - Diaspora, indigeneity, indigenous people, heritage tourism, indigenous tourism, re-indigenization, rural tourism, sustainable tourism - (Research Frontiers article)
  7. Community sustainability and resilience: similarities, differences and indicators. - Research Frontiers - Alan A. Lew, Pin T. Ng, Chin-cheng (Nickel) Ni & Tsung-chiung (Emily) Wu - Resilience, sustainability, community planning, tourism planning, resilience indicators, sustainability indicators, rural tourism, Taiwan - (Research Frontiers article)​
Tourism Geographies Vol. 17, No. 5, 2015
  1. Visitor mobility in the city and the effects of travel preparation. - Michael Bauder & Tim Freytag - urban tourism, same-day visitors, spatial mobility, tourist practices, travel preparation, GPS tracking, Freiburg
  2. Factors affecting British revisit intention to Crete, Greece: high vs. low spending tourists. - Myung Ja Kim, Timothy Jung, Woo Gon Kim & Paraskevi Fountoulaki - revisit, tourist expenditure, determinants, satisfaction, value, complaint
  3. Travel books, place experience and the ‘Je ne sais quoi’ of Paris. - Kelley A. McClinchey - literary tourism, travel books, Paris, hermeneutics, place experience, sense of place, nostalgia
  4. GIS methodology for modelling hiking experiences in the Grampians National Park, Australia. - Prem Chhetri - Hiking, experience the natural landscape, geographic information systems, global positioning systems, national parks
  5. Cross-border tourists' behavioral intentions: the Green Line of Nicosia, Cyprus. - Judit Díaz-Sauceda, Ramon Palau-Saumell, Santiago Forgas-Coll & Javier Sánchez-García - sensation-seeking, crowding, value, behavioral intentions, cross-border tourism, Cyprus
  6. Freedom in mundane mobilities: caravanning in Denmark. - Marie V. Mikkelsen & Scott A. Cohen - freedom, domestic caravanning, family holidays, gender, everyday, Denmark
  7. Glacier tourism: a scoping review. Research Frontiers - Johannes T. Welling, Þorvarður Árnason & Rannveig Ólafsdottír - glacier tourism, glacial landscapes, scoping review, climate change, glacier sites, perceptions and values 
  8. Pro-environmental behavior in sport event tourism: roles of event attendees and destinations. - Ju Hyoung Han, Charles M. Nelson & Chulwon Kim - pro-environmental behavior, sport event tourism, destination environmental responsibility, tourist versus non-tourist, experience-use history, tourist recycling behavior
  9. Factors affecting tourists' public transport use and areas visited at destinations. - Diem-Trinh Le-Klähn, Jutta Roosen, Regine Gerike & C. Michael Hall - tourist choice modelling, public transport, spatial extent of visit, urban tourism, sustainable tourism
  10. Sun-and-beach tourism and the importance of intra-destination movements in mature destinations. - Angel Bujosa, Antoni Riera & Pere Josep Pons - tourists spatial behaviour, intra-destination movements, mature destination, sun-and-beach tourism, count data model, push and pull factors
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 17, No. 4, 2015 -  SPECIAL ISSUE: Critical Engagements with Nature - Tourism, political economy of nature and political ecology
  1. Critical engagements with nature: tourism, political economy of nature and political ecology. - Jan Mosedale - tourism, nature, critical, political economy of nature, political ecology, special issue, discourse, inequality, nature-based tourism, sustainability
  2. Towards a gendered political economy of water and tourism. - Stroma Cole & Lucy Ferguson - Gender, water management, power relations, gendered political economy, intersectionality, social reproduction, Costa Rica
  3. Nature-based tourism and neoliberalism: concealing contradictions. - Rosaleen Duffy - ecotourism, green economy, neoliberalising nature, Madagascar, Thailand, conservation, elephants, capitalism, nature-based tourism 
  4. An integrative geotourism approach: bridging conflicts in tourism landscape research. - Arie Stoffelen & Dominique Vanneste - geotourism, physical landscape, cultural landscape, tourism landscape, regional development, power relations, political ecology
  5. Productive identities and community conditions for rural tourism in Mexican tropical drylands. - Maxime Kieffer & Ana Burgos - rural tourism, productive identity, community-based development, ex-ante assessment, Mexico, livelihoods 
    OTHER ARTICLES
  6. Forecast and weather-related information used among coastal tourism businesses. - Emily P. Ayscue, Scott Curtis, Huili Hao & Burrell Montz - weather forecasts, tourism businesses, coastal tourism, weather sensitivity, North Carolina, climate change
  7. Sustainability indicators of rural tourism from the perspective of the residents. - Mercedes Marzo-Navarro, Marta Pedraja-Iglesias & Lucia Vinzón -rural tourism, economic sustainability, sociocultural sustainability, environmental sustainability, residents, measurement models
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 17, No. 3, 2015
  1. How personality and risk-taking attitude affect the behavior of adventure recreationists. - Tsung Hung Lee & Chang Hao Tseng - adventure behavior, personality, risk-taking attitude, scuba diving, white water rafting, Taiwan
  2. Touring memories of the erased city: memory, tourism and notions of 'home'. - Sabine Marschall - tourism, memory, ruins, identity, homesick tourism, home
  3. Applying the concept of site substitution to coastal tourism. - Ju Hyoung Han, Eun Jeong Noh & Chi-Ok Oh - site substitution, coastal tourism, activity-general motivations, place attachment, geographic shift, tourism demand
  4. Which one helps tourists most? Perspectives of international tourists using different navigation aids. - Hsuan Hsuan Chang - tourism image, wayfinding efficiency, wayfinding behavior, international tourist, navigation, spatial knowledge
  5. Tourism gentrification in Shenzhen, China: causes and socio-spatial consequences. - Zeng-Xian Liang & Ji-Gang Bao - tourism gentrification, cause, socio-spatial consequence, theme park, community, Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town (OCT), China
  6. Inter-regional agglomeration effects in tourism in Poland. - Justyna Majewska - tourism clusters, geographic spillovers, spatial association, Polish districts
  7. Between war and peace: conflict heritage tourism along three Israeli border areas. - Yoel Mansfeld & Tally Korman - conflict-heritage tourism, border tourism, dark tourism, land-use transformation, contested tourism spaces, Israel
  8. Regional network governance and sustainable tourism. - Anna Farmaki - governance, regional tourism, public–private networks, sustainable tourism, tourism planning, Cyprus
  9. The ‘entrepreneurial spirit’: Exxon Valdez and nature tourism development in Seward, Alaska. - Kate Coddington - entrepreneur, Alaska, oil, nature tourism, Exxon Valdez, geography
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 17, No. 2, 2015
  1. Place reputation: representing Houston, Texas as a creative destination through culinary culture - Velvet Nelson - creativity, gastronomy, urban tourism, place reputation, media representations, content analysis, Houston
  2. International hotel groups and regional development in Central and Eastern Europe - Piotr Niewiadomski - the international hotel industry, global production networks, evolutionary economic geography, business models, regional development, Central and Eastern Europe
  3. Logistical routing of park tours with waiting times: case of Beijing Zoo - Haiying Xu, Qiang Li, Xiang Chen, Jin Chen, Jingting Guo & Yu Wang - traveling salesman problem, logistics, waiting times, time-dependent, route planning, optimization
  4. The support of attendees for tourism development: evidence from religious festivals, Taiwan - Tsung Hung Lee, Chung-Jen Fu & Pei-Shiang Chang - authenticity experience, emotional experience, festival identity, Dajia Mazu Pilgrimage, Neimen Songjiang Battle Array, Taiwan
  5. The meaning of rental second homes and places: the owners’ perspectives - Joana Afonso Dias, Antónia Correia & Francisco José Martínez López - online vacation rentals, second home owners, sense of place, qualitative approach, Islantilla, Albufeira
  6. Inter-regional spillover effects in New Zealand international tourism demand. - Faruk Balli, Joshua Curry & Hatice Ozer Balli - economic geography, regional economics planning, spillovers, GARCH
  7. The state of tourism geography education in Taiwan: a content analysis. - Guosheng Han, Pin Ng & Yingjie Guo - tourism education, tourism geography, content analysis, Taiwan, chi-square test, curriculum design, syllabus, regional tourism geography, general tourism geography
    IN MEMORIAM
    ​- The contribution of Roy Wolfe (1917–2014) to tourism geography - C.M. Hall & S.L.J. Smith
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 17, No. 1, 2015
  1. Characteristics of Malaysian ecotourist segments in Kinabalu Park, Sabah. - Bidin Sheena, Manohar Mariapan & Azlizam Aziz - ecotourists, segmentation, discriminant analysis, ecotourism, domestic ecotourists, Borneo, Sabah, Malaysia, Southeast Asia
  2. Analysing intra-destination movements and activity participation of tourists through destination card consumption. - Judit Zoltan & Bob McKercher - destination card, intra-destination movement patterns, activity consumption, segmentation, discriminant analysis, Ticino
  3. ‘Travelling down memory lane’: personal memory as a generator of tourism. - Sabine Marschall - memory, tourism, return travel, heritage, identity, revisiting, memory trip, personal memory tourism, memory sites, experience
  4. Word-of-mouth and satisfaction in cruise port destinations. - Lara Penco, Giovanni Satta, Francesco Parola, Luca Persico - cruise industry, port destination, destination satisfaction, word of mouth, value creation, port-related services
  5. Interconnecting mobilities on tour: tourists with vision impairment partnered with sighted tourists. - Jennifer Small - vision impairment, sighted guide, mobilities, immobilities, embodiment, walking, tourist experience
  6. Rural lodging establishments: effects of location and internal resources and characteristics on room rates. - Ana Isabel Polo Peña, Dolores María Frías Jamilena, Miguel Ángel Rodiguez Molina & Jorge Chica Olmo - rural tourism, room rates, location, spatial econometrics, variogram
  7. Rural residents’ attitudes to tourism and the moderating effects of social capital. - Duk-Byeong Park, Robin Nunkoo & Yoo-Shik Yoon - rural tourism, residents’ attitudes, social capital, community tourism development, structural equation modeling, multi-group analysis, Korea
  8. Impact of culture on perceptions of landscape names. - Chaozhi Zhang, Dogan Gursoy, Zeng Deng & Jun Gao - landscape naming, landscape perceptions, landscape preferences, destination image, destination branding, cultural difference, high context vs. low context
  9. Noodle production and consumption: from agriculture to food tourism in Japan. - Sangkyun Kim & Ashleigh Ellis
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 16, No. 5, 2014 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Tourism Geography Research in China (Community Empowerment)
  1. Tourism geography research in China: institutional perspectives on community tourism development - Honggang Xu, Chaozhi Zhang & Alan A. Lew - tourism research; community empowerment; China; institutions; tourism development; village tourism; resource ownership; community tourism
  2. Tourism Development and the Disempowerment of Host Residents: Types and Formative Mechanism. - Guosheng Han, Peilin Wu, Yuehwen Huang & Zhao Yang - community-based tourism; community development; tourism empowerment; tourism development; tourism disempowerment; China
  3. Tourism and the “villagers without history”: the case of Yubeng. - Xiaoming Zhang - community, village, system change, history, time, China
  4. Cultural impact of modernization and tourism on Dai villages in Xishuangbanna, China. - Likun Chen - sociocultural impact, modernization, ethnic tourism, ethnic community, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China, Dai minority
  5. Tourism development, rights consciousness and the empowerment of Chinese historical village communities - Shixiu Weng & Hua Peng - empowerment, tourism communities, rights consciousness, historical villages, China
  6. Institutional ethics and resident perceptions of tourism in two Chinese villages. - Xiaoping Zhuang, Hong Zhu & Suqiu Deng - residents; tourism perception; civil society; institutional ethics; China; Kaiping Towers and Villages
  7. Rethinking authenticity in the implementation of China’s heritage conservation: the case of Hongcun Village. - Honggang Xu, Xiaojuan Wan & Xiaojun Fan - authenticity; heritage conservation; social constructionism; Hongcun Village; tourism development; power
  8. Path dependence in the evolution of resort governance models in China. - Ganghua Chen & Jigang Bao - resort governance models, path dependence, institutional changes, institutional costs, Yalong Bay, China
    Other China Related Research Papers
  9. Effect of dimensions of place attachment on residents’ word-of-mouth behavior. - Ning (Chris) Chen, Larry Dwyer & Tracey Firth - place attachment, destination branding, word-of-mouth, Sydney, Shanghai, structural equation modeling
  10. An investigation of factors determining cycling experience and frequency. - Cheng-Fei Lee - Taiwan, bicycle tourism, tourist satisfaction, destination attributes, binary logistic regression, bicyclists - Corrigendum (correction)
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 16, No. 4, 2014 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Evolutionary Economic Geography and the Economies of Tourism Destinations
  1. Special Issue Introduction: Evolutionary economic geography and the economies of tourism destinations - Dimitri Ioannides, Henrik Halkier & Alan A. Lew
    Part 1: Research Frontiers: Evolutionary Economic Geography
  2. Evolutionary economic geography and tourism studies: extant studies and future research directions - Patrick Brouder - co-evolution, destination, evolutionary economic geography, framework, path dependence, tourism
  3. Mindful deviation in creating a governance path towards sustainability in resort destinations. - Alison M. Gill & Peter W. Williams - tourism, path creation, mindful deviation, evolutionary economic geography, destination governance, affordable housing, sustainability, Whistler, Olympic legacy
  4. The evolution of destinations: towards an evolutionary and relational economic geography approach - Cinta Sanz-Ibáñez and Salvador Anton Clavé - evolutionary economic geography, relational economic geography, local tourism destinations, path dependence, human agency, contextuality, tourism area life cycle, industrial districts, clusters, tourism geography
  5. Path dependence and tourism area development: the case of Guilin, China - Mulan Ma & Robert Hassink - tourism area life cycle, tourism destination, path dependence, lock-in, path creation, Guilin
    Part 2:  Tourism Destination Economies
  6. Understanding the resilience of dive tourism to complex change. - Kevin C. Hillmer- Pegram - dive tourism, resilience, US Virgin Islands, operators, qualitative case study, social–ecological systems, complex change, self-organization
  7. Population characteristics and the impact of tourism on economic development. - Marcelino Sánchez-Rivero & Pablo Juan Cárdenas-García - tourism growth, economic development, factor analysis, population characteristics, labour market time-series analysis
  8. The production of tourist spaces as a spatial fix. - Ismael Yrigoy - ‘spatial fix’, tourist spaces, capital, state, political economy, ‘capital switching’, Platja de Palma, Magaluf
  9. Hotel Characteristics and Location Decisions in Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana. - Issahaku Adam & Francis Eric Amuquandoh - Ghana, hotel characteristics, hotel location, hotel owner, Kumasi Metropolis, location decision
  10. Agriculture and tourism linkage constraints in the Siem Reap-Angkor region of Cambodia - Nara Mao, Helena Grunfeld, Terry DeLacy & David Chandler - agriculture, tourism, poverty alleviation, Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia
  11. Ban Pa-Ao, pro-poor tourism and uneven development. - Ross King & Sairoong Dinkoksung - pro- poor tourism, dependency theory, post- colonial theory, local culture, Ban Pa- Ao, Isaan, Thai, La
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 16, No. 3,  2014 - SPECIAL ISSUE: Managing and Adapting to Global Change in Tourism Places
  1. Introduction to Special Issue: Managing and Adapting to Global Change in Tourism Places. - Alan A. Lew - global change; globalization; climate change; environmental change; social change; tourism resilience; sustainable tourism; tourism geography
  2. Thermal Range of Coastal Tourism Resort Microclimates. - Michel Rutty & Daniel Scott - tourism, climate change, microclimate, weather, thermal comfort, UTCI, Caribbean
  3. Hurricane impacts on southeastern United States coastal national park visitation. - Kyle M. Woosnam & Hyun Kim - natural disaster, climate change, panel logit model, autoregressive integrated moving average (ARIMA), hurricanes, coastal national parks, southeastern United States, resilience
  4. A cluster analysis of climate change mitigation behaviours among SMTEs. - Tim Coles, Anne-Kathrin Zschiegner & Claire Dinan - tourism, business, accommodation, SMTEs, climate change, mitigation, cluster analysis, resilience
  5. Climate change perceptions and responses in Scotland's ski industry. - Debbie Hopkins & Kate Maclean - adaptation, climate change, risk perception, ski industry, vulnerability, Scotland, resilience
  6. Perceptions of Trekking Tourism and Social and Environmental Change in Nepal's Himalayas. - Gyan Nyaupane, Alan A. Lew & Kevin Tatsugawa - environmental perceptions, Sagarmatha National Park, mountain regions, community development, photo elicitation, global change, sustainable tourism, Sherpa
  7. Asset-based community development as applied to tourism in Tibet. - Mao- Ying Wu & Philip L. Pearce - ABCD approach, tourism assets, assets mapping, value, development difficulty, development desirability, Tibetan youth, Lhasa
  8. Understanding local innovation systems in peripheral tourism destinations. - Doris Anna Carson, Dean Bradley Carson & Heidi Hodge - local innovation system, regional innovation system, spatial scale, peripheral areas, rural tourism, destination boundaries, South Australia, Clare Valley
  9. Tourism–conservation enterprises as a land-use strategy in Kenya. - Machiel Lamers, Rita Nthiga, Rene van der Duim & Jakomijn van Wijk - Africa, tourism, conservation enterprises, African Wildlife Foundation, Kenya, Koija Starbeds, institutional arrangements
  10. Community perceptions to place attachment and tourism development in Finnish Lapland. - Eva Kaján - place attachment, community identity, place dependence, sustainable development, Northern Finland, Arctic, community planning, climate change
  11. Tourism destination zoning in mountain regions: a consumer- based approach. - Dani Blasco, Jaume Guia & Lluís Prats - destination boundaries, tourism zoning, within-destination travel patterns, mountain regions, Pyrenees 
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 16, No. 2, 2014 
SPECIAL ISSUE: Cultural Geographies of Tourism: Image, Identity and Place 
  1. Introduction to Special Issue – Cultural geographies of tourism: image, identity and place. - Alan A. Lew
  2. Revealing hidden attractions in a rural Kenyan periphery. - Gary Terence Lacey, Betty Weiler & Victoria Peel - East Africa, Kenya, tourist enclaves, charitable field projects, NGOs, philanthropic tourism, poverty, religious tourism.
  3. Transforming a peripheral area in an emerging tourism destination. - Francesco Maria Barbini & Manuela Presutti - destination management, experiential marketing, tourism destinations, networks, urban spaces, brand, Virginia
  4. Fictional media and imagining escape to rural villages. - Warwick Frost & Jennifer Laing - villages, heritage, film-induced tourism, rural regeneration, transformation, England, Ireland, Scotland
  5. Tourism Images and British Media Representations of South Africa. - Daniel Hammett - South Africa, Britain, destination imaging, fear, security, media framing
  6. Heritage sport tourism in Canada. - Tom Hinch & Gregory Ramshaw - heritage, sport, tourism, culture, identity, Canada
  7. Tourism and identity politics in the Helsinki churchscape. - Salla Emilia Jokela - Finland, Helsinki, religious sites, churches, landscape, churchscape, identity construction, nation- building, tourism images
  8. Homeowner attitudes toward tourism in a mountain resort community. - Huili Hao, Derek H. Alderman and Patrick Long - property owners’ attitudes, second home development, tourism attitude, tourism impacts, social exchange theory
  9. Social representations and community attitudes towards spring breakers. - J. Carlos Monterrubio & Konstantinos Andriotis - spring break, social representations, community attitudes, tourism impacts, Mexico, segmentation
  10. Indian youth in Goa: scripted performances of ‘true selves’. - Marlies de Groot & Hilje van der Horst - performance, authenticity, practices, youth, Goa
  11. Travel agent discourses of mass tourism: beyond stereotypes?. - Vilhelmiina Vainikka - mass tourism, package tourism, travel agents, tour operators, representation, discourse analysis, pair-interview, Finlan
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 16, No. 1, 2014 
SPECIAL ISSUE: New Research Paradigms in Tourism Geography 
  1. Introduction to the New Tourism Geographies -- Special Issue: New research paradigms in tourism geography. - Alan A. Lew
  2. Evolutionary economic geography: a new path for tourism studies?. Research Frontiers - Patrick Brouder - evolutionary economic geography, research, theory, tourism
  3. What's political ecology got to do with tourism?. - Jason A. Douglas - political ecology, tourism geography, poststructuralism, Marxism, sustainable development, tourism, environmental conflict
  4. Scale, change and resilience in community tourism planning. Research Frontiers - Alan A. Lew - tourism planning, resilience planning, sustainable development, community resilience, complex adaptive systems, sustainable tourism, socio-ecological resilience - Corrigendum
  5. Tourism and the Millennium Development Goals: perspectives beyond 2015. - Jarkko Saarinen & Christian M. Rogerson - Millennium Development Goals, poverty alleviation, development, pro-poor tourism, sustainability, inclusive business model
  6. Using indicators to assess sustainable tourism development: a review. Research Frontiers - Anna Torres-Delgado & Jarkko Saarinen - sustainable development, impacts, indicators, set of indicators, indices, planning
  7. Towards an economic- geographical approach to the globalisation of the hotel industry. - Piotr Niewiadomski - international hotel industry, globalisation of services, global production networks, business models, international hotel groups, tourism production system
  8. Understanding tourist encounters with nature: a thematic framework. - Jennifer Hill, Susanna Curtin & Georgie Gough - wildlife, rainforest, embodiment, performativity, mobilities, Australia, Spain, Mexico
  9. Measuring tourist activities in cities using geotagged photography. - Bálint Kádár - tourist tracking, Flickr, tourist photography, Vienna, Prague, Budapest
  10. Typologies of tourists’ time–space consumption: a new approach using GPS data and GIS tools. - A. Yair Grinberger, Noam Shoval & Bob McKercher - tourist activity, time geography, tourist time–space patterns, GPS, Hong Kong
  11. Linking tourism, retirement migration and social capital. - María A. Casado-Díaz, Ana B. Casado-Díaz & Jose M. Casado-Díaz - international retirement migration, tourism, social capital, Spain
  12. Tourism and toponymy: commodifying and consuming place names. - Duncan Light - toponymy, place names, tourist sights, souvenirs, performances, commodificatio
Tourism Geographies, Vol. 15, No. 4, November 2013
  1. The impacts of weather on tourist travel. - Susanne Becken & Jude Wilson - Weather, travel changes, adaptive capacity, satisfaction, tourist behaviour
  2. Temporal Activity Patterns of Theme Park Visitors. - Amit Birenboim, Salvador Anton-Clavé, Antonio Paolo Russo & Noam Shoval - Temporal activity patterns, tourist behavior, theme park, rhythms, PortAventura, GPS
  3. Individual and Collective Impacts and Residents’ Perceptions of Tourism. - Kalsom Kayat, Nurhazani Mohd Sharif & Pranom Karnchanan - Hat Yai, individual impact, collective impact, resident perception, social exchange theory, Maslow's hierarchy of needs
  4. Climate Change Impact Assessment of Ski Tourism in Tyrol. - Robert Steiger & Johann Stötter - Ski tourism, snowmaking, snow model, climate change, Tyrol, adaptation
  5. Existential Authenticity: Place Matters. - Jillian M. Rickly-Boyd - Existential authenticity, place, performance, experience, geography, landscape
  6. Residents’ Attitudes towards Tourism Development in Cape Verde Islands. - Manuel Alector Ribeiro, Patrícia Oom do Valle & João Albino Silva - Residents, attitudes, Cape Verde, segmentatio
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Tourism Geographies, Vol. 15, No. 3, August 2013
SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE
          Part 1 - African Americans and Tourism 
  1. Introduction to the Special Issue: African Americans and Tourism. - Derek H. Alderman - African Americans, heritage tourism, race, inequality, social justice, identity
  2. Underground Tourists/Tourists Underground: African American Tourism to Mammoth Cave. - Katie Algeo - Tourism, African Americans, Jim Crow, structuration theory, hotel, resort, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, United States National Park Service
  3. Still Back of the Big House: Slave Cabins and Slavery in Southern Heritage Tourism - Stephen Small - Tourism, slavery, slave cabins, public history
  4. Commemorative Surrogation and the American South's Changing Heritage Landscape. - Owen Dwyer, David Butler & Perry Carter - African American, American South, civil rights, commemoration, heritage tourism, landscape, monument, museum, plantation, surrogation
  5. The Civil Rights Movement and the Future of the National Park System in a Racially Diverse America - Joe Weber & Selima Sultana - Tourist flows, hot spots, exploratory spatial data analysis, GIS, spatial autocorrelation, Moran's I statistics
  6. Development of Visitor Identity through Study Abroad in Ghana. - Kofi Boone, Carol Kline, Laura Johnson, Lee- Anne Milburn & Kathleen Rieder - Visitor identity, study abroad, Ghana, race, heritage tourism, diaspora, African- American, cultural awareness
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    Part 2 - Mobilities: Transport, Wayfinding & GPS
  7. Critical Issues in Air Transport and Tourism - David Timothy Duval - Air transport, aeropolitics, climate policy, accessibility, connectivity, low-cost carriers, partnerships, market liberalization, state of the art review paper 
  8. Decision-Making for Tourism Destinations: Airline Strategy Influences - Sotiroula Liasidou - Consumption patterns, LCCs, neo-Fordism, cluster analysis, airline strategies, decision-making, Cyprus
  9. GPS Tracking of Travel Routes of Wanderers and Planners - J. Adam Beeco, Wei-Jue Huang, Jeffrey C. Hallo, William C. Norman, Nancy G. McGehee, John McGee & Cari Goetcheus - Travel style, tourist typology, GPS, mobility, wanderers, planners, human tracking
  10. Wayfinding Strategies and Tourist Anxiety in Unfamiliar Destinations - Hsuan-Hsuan Chang - Wayfinding, wayfinding strategy, wayfinding anxiety, international tourist, route strategy, orientation strategy
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Tourism Geographies, Vol. 15, No. 2, May 2013
  1. Culinary Tourism Packages and Regional Brands in Czechia - Jana Spilková & Dana Fialová - Czechia, rural tourism, regional products, regional brands, tourism packages, culinary tourism
  2. Evaluation of an Urban Tourism Destination. - Sharon Ben-Dalia, Noga Collins-Kreiner & Arza Churchman - Urban tourism, Israel, tourists’ satisfaction, tourist products, Tel Aviv, tourism planning
  3. Diaspora and Tourism: Transylvanian Saxons Visiting the Homeland. - Monica Iorio & Andrea Corsale - Diaspora, roots tourism, Transylvanian Saxons, Romania, identity, heritage, local development
  4. Performing Home in Mobility: Second Homes in Norway. - Winfried Georg Ellingsen & Knut Hidle - Home, second homes, mobility, centre–periphery, cultural change, Norway
  5. The Effects of Distance and Belonging on Second-Home Markets - Even Tjørve, Thor Flognfeldt & Kathleen M. Calf Tjørve - Second homes, markets, travel distance, belonging, kernel- polygon method, Norway
  6. Christmas Tourists' Perceptions to Climate Change in Rovaniemi, Finland - Kaarina Tervo-Kankare, C. Michael Hall & Jarkko Saarinen - Climate change, environmental change, adaptation, visitor perceptions, Christmas tourism, Finland
  7. The Geography of Compassion in Volunteer Tourism. - Mary Mostafanezhad - Volunteer tourism, neoliberalism, humanitarianism, compassion, moral economies, cultural politics, Thailand
  8. Spatial Distribution of Tourist Flows to China's Cities . - Yang Yang & Kevin K. F. Wong - Tourist flows, hot spots, exploratory spatial data analysis, GIS, spatial autocorrelation, Moran's I statistic
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Tourism Geographies, Vol. 15, No. 1, February 2013 - Special Issue: New Perspectives on Tropical Coastal and Island Tourism Development
  1. New Perspectives on Tropical Coastal and Island Tourism Development - Klaus J. Meyer- Arendt & Alan A. Lew - Tropical tourism, coastal tourism, island tourism, tourism development 
  2. Ecotourism, Poverty and Resources Management in Ranomafana, Madagascar. - Bruno Sarrasin - Madagascar, ecotourism, development, Ranomafana National Park, environment, pro- poor tourism
  3. Collaboration and Partnership Development for Sustainable Tourism. - Sonya Graci - Gili Trawangan, Indonesia, stakeholder engagement, partnerships, eco-tax, sustainable tourism, islands, sustainable tourism
  4. Resilience and Non- Linear Change in Island Tourism. - Amran Hamzah & Mark P. Hampton - Backpackers, resorts, economic development, resilience, tourism planning, island tourism, resort cycle, TALC, Malaysia, Perhentian
  5. Cruise Passengers in a Homeport: A Market Analysis. - Juan Gabriel Brida, Manuela Pulina, Eugenia Riaño & Sandra Zapata Aguirre - Cruise tourism, customer segmentation, hierarchical cluster, classification and regression tree, market analysis, policy implications, South America, Colombia
  6. The Power of Place: Tourism Development in Costa Rica. - Eric Nost - Place, tourism, sustainable development, authenticity, Costa Rica
  7. (de)Constructing Place- Myth: Pitcairn Island and the “Bounty” Story. - Maria Amoamo - Place-myth, paradise, utopia, spatialization, reality - (special issue on Coastal and Island Tourism)
      General Articles
  1. Staying Power: What Influences Micro-firm Survival in Tourism? - Patrick Brouder & Rikard H. Eriksson - related experience, proximity, service sector, business survival, tourism, entrepreneurship, Sweden
  2. Marketing Destinations with Prolonged Negative Images: Towards a Theoretical Model. - Eli Avrahama & Eran Kettera - Media strategies, destination marketing, image restoration, prolonged negative image, tourism campaigns, strategic approac