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This groundbreaking book addresses the longstanding lack of consensus surrounding the approach to marginalization in tourism. The chapters identify critical components and question the legitimacy of who qualifies as marginalized. Crucially, the book formulates effective solutions to address marginalization within the tourism context.
List of contents
Introduction - Empowering marginalised groups for inclusive tourism: a call for critical studies
1. Tourism memories - a collaborative reflection on inclusion and exclusion
2. Where are the Indigenous and First Nations people in sport event volunteering? Can you be what you can't see?
3. Multicultural food events - opportunities for intercultural exchange and risks of stereotypification
4. Making cultural and tourist attractions accessible and inclusive for people with disability through value co-creation amidst COVID-19: a critical discourse analysis
5. The growth of Aboriginal tourism in remote Australia: Indigenist method for an operator perspective
6. The empowerment of street food vendors: a marginalised community within the hospitality industry
7. Beyond marginalisation: cultivating care by leaning into the voices of young advocates
8. 'What is your name, where do you come from, what is your grade?' Using art-based interviews to highlight the experience of children hosting school tours in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe
9. The role of gender equality in Iranian female tourism entrepreneurs' success
10. Empowering people with visual disabilities through rural tourism: the benefits of nature activities and how the various travel constraints can be overcome
11. Inclusive tourism: the experiences and expectations of Indonesian wheelchair tourists in nature tourism
12. Transgender men in tourism: marginalisation, constraints and inclusion opportunities
13. Understanding senior citizens' intentions to use virtual reality for religious tourism in India: a behavioural reasoning theory perspective
14. Tourism and final wish making: the discourse of terminal illness and travel
15. An investigation of factors affecting solo travel intention among marginalized groups: a case of Indian Muslim Women
16. Envisioning an inclusive tourism for an equitable future
About the author
Catheryn Khoo is Professor at Torrens University Australia and the CEO of www.thefirstclass.co. She is the Editor-in-Chief of
Tourism Management Perspectives and Series Editor for the "Perspectives on Asian Tourism". She has appeared in, and been cited by, international media including TV, radio, and newspapers. She has consulted for the UNWTO, UNESCO and Asian Development Bank.
Prachi Thakur is a Tourism and Gender Researcher who examines how structural changes can lead to more inclusion of traditionally marginalized groups. She is a two-time TEDx speaker and diversity strategist who co-wrote the regional report for Asia and the Pacific on Women in Tourism for UNWTO in 2022.
Paolo Mura is Professor at Zayed University, Abu Dhabi, UAE. His research areas explore tourist experiences and behavior, including gendered experiences and representations, traveling subcultures, and critical and qualitative approaches to research. He is also the series editor "Perspectives on Asian Tourism", and one of the managing editors of
Tourism Management Perspectives.
Jess Sanggeyong is a Feminist Scholar who examines inclusive workplace in the tourism and hospitality industry. She helps organisations remove gendered employment issues by identifying gaps between policy and practice.
Mona Jihyun Yang's research interest is on responsible tourism with a focus on children's rights in tourism, particularly from an Asian perspective. She has published on the topic in
Tourism Management and
Journal of Travel Research.
Summary
This groundbreaking book addresses the longstanding lack of consensus surrounding the approach to marginalization in tourism. The chapters identify critical components and question the legitimacy of who qualifies as marginalized. Crucially, the book formulates effective solutions to address marginalization within the tourism context.
