Purpose This paper aims to examine critically the literature on transformational tourism and
explore a research agenda for a post-COVID future. Design/methodology/approach A …

Leisure is a multispecies practice. From the excitement and close interaction of human and
horse tackling a show jumping course, to the joy and playfulness of a child throwing a ball …

The concept of emotional labour has been subject to critique, evaluation, development and
extension over the last 35 years, but it remains firmly anthropocentric. This article begins to …

More people are choosing to include their 'pets' and companion animals in their holidays,
but provision for and understanding of nonhuman travellers remain limited. Multispecies …

There is limited scholarship engaging with equestrian tourism even though this segment of
the tourism industry has recently undergone phenomenal growth in both supply and …

This article critically explores insights into human–equine touristic experiences and
acknowledges how such interconnectivity underline nature-based solutions (NBS) to …

The great majority of people in developing countries depend on the informal economy for
their livelihoods. In countries that rely heavily on tourism, pandemics and related …

The aim of this research was to investigate customer satisfaction and visitor attitudes to
several aspects of service quality in equestrian (horse riding) tourism. A survey yielding …

Horses currently play a leading role in many leisure events worldwide. However, their
involvement in leisure activities raises various ethical questions. Based on a posthumanist …

Horse tourism, as a part of special interest tourism, recorded a significant growth over the
last two decades or so. This growth is partly due to the increased popularity of equestrian …