Examining exactly what social scientists mean by the term
tourism, and what it means to be a tourist, this collection charts
the sociological changes that have occurred in tourism, as well as
the shift from the upper-class a ~grand toursa (TM) of the late
nineteenth-century to the mass tourism of the present day.
With an astonishing breadth and range of content, these
fascinating volumes assess the economic impacts of tourism on local
economies, the environmental considerations to take into account,
and whether the huge growth in tourism is sustainable in a
post-September 11th world.
Tourism: Critical Concepts in the Social Sciences is an
accessible and comprehensive resource that is invaluable for
academics and scholars researching tourism, globalization and human
geography.
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