1. Introduction to the new Tourism Geographies RESEARCH FRONTIERS 2. Evolutionary economic geography: a new path for tourism studies? 3. What’s political ecology got to do with tourism? 4. Scale, change and resilience in community tourism planning 5. Tourism and the Millennium Development Goals: perspectives beyond 2015 6. Using indicators to assess sustainable tourism development: a review RESEARCH ARTICLES 7. Towards an economic-geographical approach to the globalisation of the hotel industry 8. Understanding tourist encounters with nature: a thematic framework 9. Measuring tourist activities in cities using geotagged photography 10. Typologies of tourists’ time–space consumption: a new approach using GPS data and GIS tools 11. Linking tourism, retirement migration and social capital 12. Tourism and toponymy: commodifying and consuming place names
Biography
Alan A. Lew is a Professor in the Department of Geography, Planning, and Recreation at Northern Arizona University where he teaches courses in geography, urban planning and tourism. He is the founding editor-in-chief of the Tourism Geographies journal and has published several books on geography and tourism, including Tourism Geography, 3rd edition, with Stephen Williams. His interests and writings focus on tourism across East and Southeast Asia.
