Tourism, Change and the Global South

This significant volume is the first to focus on both the changing nature of tourism and the capacity of tourism to effect change, especially in the Global South.

Part 1: Introduction and Frameworks. 1. Tourism and change: Issues and challenges in the Global South. 2. Tourism for change: Change management towards sustainable tourism development. 3. Democratizing the cultural past: Western values, the Global South and cross-cultural perspectives in heritage tourism. 4. Antecedents of tourism vicarious nostalgia: Conceptual model, systematic review, and research agenda. Part 2: Change in Tourism. 5. Images, instruments and the governance capacity of local governments in tourism development planning: Evidence from Ghana. 6. From small island developing states to large ocean states: Tourism in the changing periphery of island states in the global South. 7. The generative power of nurturing new connections - Indigenous tour operators learning across, learning deeply. 8. Roots tourism and the year of return campaign in Ghana: Moving belonging beyond the history of slavery. 9. 'The culture of the Souq is lost' - Valuing social capital and a legacy within tourism development. 10. The evolution of township tourism in South Africa. Part 3: Tourism for Change. 11. Impacts of tourism on livelihoods of women in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. 12. Economic development, tourism and conservation in developing countries. 13. Municipal assets for tourism and small town local economic development: Caravan parks in South Africa. 14. The gig economy and employment in tourism in Southern Africa: A global finger in the informal sector pie? 15. 'African' representations: Township tourism.