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Neolocalism and tourism [electronic book] : understanding a global movement / editors, Linda J. Ingram, Susan L. Slocum and Christina T. Cavaliere.

Contributor(s): Ingram, Linda J [editor.] | Slocum, Susan L [editor.] | Cavaliere, Christina T [editor.].
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Oxford : Goodfellow Publishers Ltd, [2020]Copyright date: ©2020Description: 1 online resource (255 pages).Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9781911635611 (e-book).Subject(s): Tourism -- Social aspectsDDC classification: 306.4819 Online resources: Access eBook
Contents:
1 Introduction -- 2 Sustainability and Neolocalism: Complementary Ideologies -- 3 Neolocalism, Tourism and Shiplap -- 4 ‘A New Narrative of Place’: Neolocalism and Heritage-based Tourism -- 5 Neolocalism, Revitalisation and Rural Tourism Development -- 6 Community Festivals Reveal Tangible and Intangible Bounty: Lismore NSW Australia -- 7 Migration and Tourism Mobilities: How Younger Koreans are Enhancing New Urban Experiences in São Paulo -- 8 Neolocalism and Transportation: Biocultural Conservation of the Saen Saeb Khlong in Bangkok -- 9 Neolocalism and Social Sustainability: The Case of Öland’s Harvest Festival, Sweden -- 10 Tourism in the Intermountain West: The Role of Food and Agritourism in Neolocalism -- 11 Governance and Neolocalism: Guiding the Creative Process -- 12 Conclusion

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

Neolocalism and Tourism: Understanding a Global Movement is the first comprehensive analysis of neolocalism in the tourism context and provides a forum to discuss the latest developments, trends, and research involving tourism and neolocalism, as well as exploring new areas for consideration. Synergies between neolocalism and tourism can contribute to a greater understanding of the complexities of sustainability through increases in community involvement, which enhances local pride and local sourcing. The role of local production, distribution, and consumption can link people to landscapes and contribute to a deeper understanding of sense of place, which in turns garners support for local enterprises and local causes. This edited collection: * Outlines the theory of neolocalism and features neolocalism in relation to tourism; * Brings a new level of scrutiny to the stand-alone concept of "neolocal" as a rising phenomenon in sustainable tourism development and tourism product development studies; * Highlights the versatility and innovating applications of neolocalism within the wider tourism debate; and * Contains international contributions and examples (both applied and conceptual) from global experts.

Includes index.

1 Introduction -- 2 Sustainability and Neolocalism: Complementary Ideologies -- 3 Neolocalism, Tourism and Shiplap -- 4 ‘A New Narrative of Place’: Neolocalism and Heritage-based Tourism -- 5 Neolocalism, Revitalisation and Rural Tourism Development -- 6 Community Festivals Reveal Tangible and Intangible Bounty: Lismore NSW Australia -- 7 Migration and Tourism Mobilities: How Younger Koreans are Enhancing New Urban Experiences in São Paulo -- 8 Neolocalism and Transportation: Biocultural Conservation of the Saen Saeb Khlong in Bangkok -- 9 Neolocalism and Social Sustainability: The Case of Öland’s Harvest Festival, Sweden -- 10 Tourism in the Intermountain West: The Role of Food and Agritourism in Neolocalism -- 11 Governance and Neolocalism: Guiding the Creative Process -- 12 Conclusion

Electronic reproduction: ProQuest LibCentral. Mode of Access: World Wide Web

Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.