Tourism and Easternisation: Uniting Asian Philosophy, Global Events, and Geopolitical Forces (Perspectives on Asian Tourism)
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Tourism and Easternisation: Uniting Asian Philosophy, Global Events, and Geopolitical Forces (Perspectives on Asian Tourism)

by Rigin Sebastian, Noufal Naheem Kottekkadan, Toney K. Thomas, Mohammed Niyas Kk

Travel Cultural Studies asian philosophy
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Tourism and Easternisation examines tourism through the interconnected lenses of Asian philosophy, global events, and geopolitical forces. This interdisciplinary volume offers a broad perspective on Asian tourism and its place within evolving cultural, political, and international contexts.

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Tourism and Easternisation explores the relationship between tourism and the growing significance of Asian perspectives in global affairs.

The book brings together Asian philosophy, global events, and geopolitical forces as connected lenses for understanding tourism and its wider context.

Positioned within perspectives on Asian tourism, this work considers how cultural thought and international developments shape the study of travel and tourism.

Written by Rigin Sebastian, Noufal Naheem Kottekkadan, Toney K. Thomas, and Mohammed Niyas Kk, the book offers an interdisciplinary foundation for readers interested in tourism and Asia.

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