Efnisyfirlit

• Cover Page
• Half Title page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Contents
• Plates
• Tables
• Boxes
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
  • The politics of culture
  • A theoretical framework for cultural tourism studies
  • Structure of the book
• Chapter 1 A framework for cultural tourism studies
  • Introduction
  • Defining cultural tourism
  • Heritage tourism
  • Arts tourism
  • Creative tourism
  • Urban cultural tourism
  • Rural cultural tourism
  • Indigenous cultural tourism
  • Ethnic cultural tourism
  • Experiential cultural tourism
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 2 Demand and motivation for cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • The history of demand for cultural tourism
  • Motivations and categorisations of contemporary cultural tourists
    • Motivations to travel for culture
    • Categorising cultural tourists: an overview of previous research
    • Sub-segmenting cultural tourists by types of attraction or site
  • Experiential cultural tourists
  • Summary
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 3 The geography of cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • An overview of global cultural tourism distribution
  • Europe
    • Central and Eastern Europe
    • Southern Europe
    • European islands
    • Northern Europe
  • Middle East and North Africa
  • Africa
  • The Americas
  • Asia
  • Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading (for a general geography of tourism)
• Chapter 4 The politics of cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • Globalisation and tourism
  • Tourism: a new form of global imperialism?
  • Glocalisation and tourism
  • History and politics: the shaping of cultural tourism
    • Tourism and ongoing political regimes
    • Post-colonial countries
    • ‘New' nation states
    • Countries with indigenous and tribal peoples
    • Countries with dissonant or dark heritage
    • The politics of religious tourism
  • Conclusions
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 5 Heritage, tourism and museums
  • Introduction
  • What is heritage?
  • World Heritage Sites
  • Intangible heritage
  • Heritage interpretation
  • Ownership of and access to heritage
  • The new museology
  • Dissonant heritage and ‘dark' tourism
  • Ethnic, indigenous and minority heritage
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 6 Indigenous cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • What is indigenous cultural tourism?
  • A profile of indigenous peoples
  • The role of charities and action groups in support of indigenous peoples
  • A community-based approach to indigenous cultural tourism development
  • Indigenous involvement in and attitudes to cultural tourism development
  • The cultural representation of indigenous peoples
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 7 Ethnic and minority cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • Tourism that focuses on ethnic cultures and communities
  • A typology of ethnic and minority tourism
  • Managing ethnic and minority tourism
  • Host and guest relationships in ethnic tourism
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 8 The arts, festivals and cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • Reconciling the arts and tourism
  • Democratising the arts: values, policies and politics
  • Multicultural and ethnic arts
  • Festivals, events and tourism
  • Ethnic festivals and carnivals
    • Carnivals
    • Melas
  • The growing popularity of gay arts events
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 9 Creative tourism
  • Introduction
  • The history and development of the cultural and creative industries
  • Defining the cultural and creative industries
  • An overview of cultural and creative industries policy
  • Differentiating the cultural and creative industries
  • Creative environments and destinations
  • The development of creative tourism
  • Conclusions
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 10 The growth of experiential cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • The importance of the experience economy in cultural tourism
    • Theme parks – the ultimate tourism experience?
  • Post-tourism and the experience economy
  • Authenticity and the cultural experience
  • The ‘experientialisation' of traditional cultural tourism
  • Conclusions
  • Suggested reading
• Chapter 11 Sustainable cultural tourism
  • Introduction
  • A brief overview of sustainability
  • Slow, sustainable tourism
  • Cultural tourism and paradise lost
  • The impacts of cultural tourism
  • Maximising the benefits of cultural tourism
    • Managing cultural tourism
  • Conclusion
  • Suggested reading
• Conclusions
• Bibliography
• Author Index

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