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Book SynopsisThe tourism industry is dynamic, constantly changing, and is particularly sensitive to shocks and external factors that are beyond the control of managers. Terrorism and natural disasters are just two of the current risk factors for western-based tourists seeking increasingly ‘exotic’ locations. What can individuals do to mitigate these risks? What are the responsibilities of tour operators to manage these risks? And what is the global impact on the tourism industry?
This collection of chapters from international scholars answer these questions using a wide range of interdisciplinary methods. They shed new light on emerging issues around sustainability, ecology and dark tourism. The concluding chapter speculates what the future holds for the industry as a whole, after years of disruption and potentially increased risks from climate change and political upheaval in different regions.
The series features monographs and edited collections to create a critical platform which not only explores the dichotomies of tourism from the theory of mobilities, but also provides an insightful guide for policy makers, specialists and social scientists interested in the future of tourism in a society where uncertainness, anxiety and fear prevail.
Table of ContentsChapter 1. Tourism: A Global Industry with Global Risks - Risk Perception Theory in the Age of Extremes; Cláudia Seabra and Maximiliano E. Korstanje
Chapter 2. Tourism Safety and Security: A Bibliometric Approach; Dina Amaro, Ana Caldeira, and Cláudia Seabra
Chapter 3. Revisiting and Adapting Slovic’s (1987) Risk Dimensions in the Context of Modern Travel and Post-Covid Era; Leonardo (Don) A.N. Dioko
Chapter 4. Risk of Crime and Violence in Tourism; Hrvoje Mataković
Chapter 5. Terrorism and Tourism: Still Connecting the Dots; Cláudia Seabra
Chapter 6. The Janus Face of Terrorism and Tourism: Terrorism as a Risk, as a Danger and as a Worry; Maximiliano E. Korstanje
Chapter 7. In War We Trust (?) Why Today's Tourism Does Not Promote Global Peace and Security; Fabio Carbone
Chapter 8. Psychological Risk: The Importance of Place Attachment, Moral Engagement, Planning and Social Support in Tourists Risk Management; Bhayu Rhama
Chapter 9. Comprehensive Review of Physical Risk Perceptions; Andreia Pereira, Ana Caldeira, and Cláudia Seabra
Chapter 10. Cultural Differences, Risk, and Tourism: A Literature Review; Inês Carvalho and Michelle Moraes
Chapter 11. Hygiene and Health in Tourism, in a Post-Pandemic Context: From Expected Requirement to Mandatory Criterion; Pedro Vaz Serra and Cláudia Seabra
Chapter 12. Tourism and Natural Hazards: Juxtaposition of Tourism Determinants and Hazard’s Risk; Farhad Nazir
Chapter 13. How Risky Can a Trip Be for a Guest With Visual Impairments? Evaluation of the Organizational Risks Through a Real Story; Sofia Almeida and Susana Mesquita
Chapter 14. In the Age of Covid: Can We Produce New Paradigms in Tourism Research?; Peter Tarlow
