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Tourism's Horizon : Travel for the Millions.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Butcher, Jim.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (270 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Oxford : Goodfellow Publishers, Limited, 2025.
Summary:
Drawing on the work of internationally renowned scholars and experts, this volume provides a provocative, stimulating and challenging exploration of the future of tourism in the context of growing global mobility, environmental challenges, and social shifts.
Contents:
Cover
Title page
Contents
Part 1: Reflections
Introduction
Part 2: Viewpoints Freedom
"To see much is to learn much"
Duncan M Simpson
Venice 'bookable': Italians lose freedom of movement
Dominic Standish
When the world shut down around us: Travel restrictions and impact on family life during the Covid years.
Derek Bryce
The problem with Critical Tourism Studies
Mary Mostafanezhad
Tourism and solidarity with Ghana &amp
the developing world: Can they go hand in hand?
Ceri Dingle
On New Animism
Jane Lovell
Giants in the Sky: Cloud Inversions and the Brocken Spectre
Matej Dorotovic
The good oil: Merill's Maltese paradise
Jim Butcher
Touts, tourists, and the ticket race: How football, gigs and festivals are slipping away from the people who made them matter
Simon Bradshaw
Part 2: Viewpoints The People
The metaphoric rise of overtourism and why we should stop using the phrase
Michael O'Regan
A matter of taste: Travelers, tourists, and 'tourism for peace'
Volunteer Tourism in Israel During the Israel-Gaza War: Five Testimonies
Irit Shmuel
The happiness factor: Social tourism is sustainable tourism
Scott McCabe
Sustainable Tourism: Travel for Everyone?.
Seyedeh Fatemeh Mostafavi Shirazi
Ecotourism for the masses, not the elite classes!
Sudipta K Sarkar
'Where seagulls don't land anymore': Are British seaside resorts trending again
David Jarratt
What is 'mass tourism'? And what's the problem?
Vilhelmiina Vainikka
'parkrun tourism': A tonic for our times
Hannah Dalton
Part 2: Viewpoints Development
Tourism in pursuit of progress
Michael Haywood
What path should global tourism take?
Happiness - Bhutan's Gift to the World?
Jim Butcher.
Progressive optimism or critical pessimism? Why I'm for the former.
Pete Smith
Conservation, climate and culture challenge food tourism in Botswana
Delly Chatibura
Preserving Nigeria's cultural heritage through authenticity in tourism, education and technology
Shola Osinaike
The unique case of St Helena: 'a breath of fresh air'
Marcella Mittens
'No man is an island': Let's talk tourism and transportation infrastructure
Saverio Francesco Bertolucci
Part 2: Viewpoints Academic Affairs
Aiming high with heart and imagination
Jun Wen
21st century tourism and the academic voice
Stephen Schweinsberg
Moral prescription versus academic freedom
Language skills in tourism: Why the Anglosphere needs to appreciate them
Karen Thomas
Postscript.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
1-917433-35-2
1-917433-36-0
OCLC:
1537944604

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