The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Tourism 1st Edition by Alan A Lew, C Michael Hall, Allan M Williams ISBN 1118474481 9781118474488

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ISBN 10: 1118474481 
ISBN 13: 9781118474488
Author: Alan A Lew, C Michael Hall, Allan M Williams

The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Tourism presents a collection of readings that represent an essential and authoritative reference on the state-of-the-art of the interdisciplinary field of tourism studies. Presents a comprehensive and critical overview of tourism studies across the social sciences Introduces emerging topics and reassesses key themes in tourism studies in the light of recent developments Includes 50 newly commissioned essays by leading experts in the social sciences from around the world Contains cutting-edge perspectives on topics that include tourism’s role in globalization, sustainable tourism, and the state’s role in tourism development Sets an agenda for future tourism research and includes a wealth of bibliographic references

Alan A Lew, C Michael Hall, Allan M Williams Table of contents:

Part I: Conceptualizing Tourism

• Chapter 1: The Nature of Tourism
  • (Defining tourism, its components, and its multifaceted nature.)
• Chapter 2: The Tourist as a Subject of Study
  • (Exploring tourist motivations, behaviors, and experiences from psychological, sociological, and anthropological perspectives.)
• Chapter 3: Mobility and Space in Tourism
  • (Geographical and spatial dimensions of tourism, including concepts of travel, place, and landscape.)
• Chapter 4: Time and Temporality in Tourism
  • (The role of time in tourist experiences, seasonality, and the historical evolution of tourism.)
• Chapter 5: Culture and Authenticity in Tourism
  • (Discussions on cultural exchange, commodification of culture, and the search for authentic experiences.)
• Chapter 6: Tourism and Power
  • (Analyzing power relations in tourism, including political economy, globalization, and postcolonial perspectives.)

Part II: The Historical Development of Tourism

• Chapter 7: Early Forms of Travel and Leisure
  • (From pilgrimage to grand tours.)
• Chapter 8: The Industrial Revolution and the Rise of Mass Tourism
  • (Technological advancements, package tours, and the growth of resorts.)
• Chapter 9: Post-War Tourism Expansion and Diversification
  • (Impact of air travel, specialized tourism, and the digital age.)

Part III: Economic Dimensions of Tourism

• Chapter 10: The Economic Impact of Tourism
  • (Direct, indirect, and induced impacts; multiplier effect.)
• Chapter 11: Tourism Marketing and Demand
  • (Understanding tourist markets, segmentation, and promotional strategies.)
• Chapter 12: Tourism Supply and Industry Structure
  • (Accommodation, transportation, attractions, and tour operators.)
• Chapter 13: Financing Tourism Development
  • (Investment, public-private partnerships.)

Part IV: Social and Cultural Dimensions of Tourism

• Chapter 14: Tourism and Host Communities
  • (Impacts on local populations, social exchange, Doxey’s Irridex.)
• Chapter 15: Indigenous Tourism and Cultural Rights
  • (Challenges and opportunities for indigenous communities.)
• Chapter 16: Tourism, Gender, and Sexuality
  • (Exploring gendered experiences in tourism, sex tourism.)
• Chapter 17: Education and Learning in Tourism
  • (Tourism education, informal learning through travel.)

Part V: Environmental Dimensions of Tourism

• Chapter 18: Tourism and Environmental Impacts
  • (Ecological footprints, carrying capacity, negative impacts.)
• Chapter 19: Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism
  • (Principles, practices, and challenges of responsible tourism.)
• Chapter 20: Protected Areas and Wildlife Tourism
  • (Management challenges, conservation benefits.)

Part VI: Planning, Policy, and Governance in Tourism

• Chapter 21: Tourism Planning and Development
  • (Approaches to planning, regional and local planning.)
• Chapter 22: Tourism Policy and Regulation
  • (Role of government, legal frameworks.)
• Chapter 23: Global Tourism Governance
  • (International organizations, ethical guidelines.)
• Chapter 24: Crisis Management in Tourism
  • (Responding to disasters, pandemics, and security threats.)

Part VII: Emerging and Contemporary Issues in Tourism

• Chapter 25: Urban Tourism
  • (Tourism in cities, urban regeneration.)
• Chapter 26: Rural Tourism
  • (Development in rural areas, agritourism.)
• Chapter 27: Alternative Tourism and Niche Markets
  • (Adventure tourism, health tourism, volunteer tourism.)
• Chapter 28: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism
  • (E-tourism, social media, smart tourism.)
• Chapter 29: Future Trends in Tourism
  • (Predictions, challenges, and opportunities for the industry.)

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