Tourism, Tourists and Society provides a broad introduction to the inter-relationship between
tourism and society, making complex sociological concepts and themes accessible to …

How does ecotourism–conventionally characterized by its pursuit of a “natural” experience–
confront assertions that “nature is over” attendant to growing promotion of the …

After a disaster, there is an urgent need for information on population mobility. Our analysis
examines the suitability of Twitter data for measuring post-disaster population mobility using …

Despite increasing research in dark tourism, few attempts have been made to explore local
community perceptions of becoming the object of the dark tourist gaze, an issue that is of …

The news media love a disaster (Tarlow, 2011). Even in a world of 24-hour news channels,
online news sites, and social media, it is impossible to report all potentially newsworthy …

Disasters destroy lives, make survivors suffer, and attract dark tourists. Community-based
disaster tourism (CBDT) was born in such disastrous areas. Yet, little has been studied …

Photographs have long been used as a means of interpretation at museums and other
tourism attractions, including dark tourism sites. Typically, such photographs are …

This article argues that slavery and racial terror continue to haunt the narrative of the nation
state. Through an analysis of Louisiana's plantation sites and tours the authors examine the …

This article examines the links between the petroleum and tourism industries by analyzing
how an oil disaster, whether actual or perceived, may attract nature‐based tourism interests …

Kültürlerarası iletişimin yoğun olarak yaşanması turizmin özelliklerinden biridir. Birçok
destinasyonda yerli ve yabancı turist bir araya gelip sözlü veya sözsüz iletişim …