Tourist Cultures: Identity, Place and the Traveller
by Stephen Wearing, Deborah Stevenson, Tamara Young
Tourist Cultures explores the relationships among identity, place, and travel. Focusing on tourism as a cultural experience, it considers how travellers and destinations are connected through social meanings and practices. This book offers a thoughtful foundation for readers studying tourism, travel, sociology, and cultural studies.
About This Book
Tourist Cultures examines the connections between identity, place, and travel.
The book considers tourism as a cultural experience and a way of understanding how people relate to destinations.
It explores the traveller’s role within wider social and cultural contexts.
Written by Stephen Wearing, Deborah Stevenson, and Tamara Young, this work is suited to readers interested in tourism, travel, and cultural studies.
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