1st Edition
Tourism Interventions Making or Breaking Places
1 Introduction
Rami k. Isaac, Jeroen Na Wijn, Jelena Farkić, and Jeroen Klijs
PART I The Concept, Practices, and Realities of Tourism Interventions
2 Promoting Tourists’ Responsible Behaviour Through Nudges: A Systematic Literature Review
Viola Ammesdoerfer, Bartolomé Deyà-Tortella, and Sofía López‑Rodríguez
3 Differences That Make a Difference: Placemaking Through Imaging and Imagination
Marc Boumeester
4 Intervention(s) for Island Community Survival Through Tourism: The Case of the Fair Isle Bird Observatory
Richard R. Butler
5 Commodifying Landscape to Conserve It? The Politics of Highest and Best Use of Land in Indonesian UNESCO Geoparks
Rucitarahma Ristiawan, Edward Huijbens, and Karin Peters
PART II Cutting‑Edge Tourism Interventions
6 Artistic Cartographies and Place‑based Service Design for Making Places
Ella Björn and Satu Miettinen
7 The Tension is Rising: Storytelling as an Intervention
Ondrej Mitas, Juriaan Van Waalwijk, Bertine Bargeman, Licia Calvi, Lotte Van Esch, Moniek Hover, Wilco Boode, and Marcel Bastiaansen
8 Tourism Interventions: Contributions to Community Resilience
Simone Moretti
9 The Urban Leisure and Tourism Labs as Incubators for Sustainable Tourism Interventions: Sharing Insights from Educational Research Perspectives on Regenerative Placemaking in Amsterdam and Rotterdam
Roos Gerritsma and Donagh Horgan
10 The Role of Participatory Approaches in Developing Future Perspectives: Reconversion of St Godelina’s Abbey, Bruges
Bart Neuts, Steven Valcke, Clio Lambrechts, Vincent Nijs, and Jan Van Praet
11 Murals as Creative Placemaking Interventions: The Case of Blind Walls Gallery Breda, The Netherlands
Marisa P. De Brit O, Licia Calvi, Kristel Zegers, Josefien Boor, and Emma Braam
PART III Critical Analysis of Interventions as a Steppingstone for Future Success
12 Economic Impact of Niche‑based Tourism: Case Study of Off‑Highway Vehicle (OHV) Recreation
Eunhye Grace Kim and Deepak Chhabra
13 Interventions in the Tourism Market: Challenges, Opportunities and the Moral Limits of the Tourism Market
Can-Seng Ooi and Alberte Tøttenborg
14 The Challenge Contains the Solution: Designing Effective Tourism Development Interventions
Martine Bakker
15 Policy Failures, Action and Implementation Gaps, and Non‑Policy in Tourism: A Critical Appraisal
Alberto Amore and C. Michael Hall
16 Two Faces of the Adriatic Pearl: The Leader in Overtourism and Sustainability
Tina Šegota
PART IV Conclusion
17 Reflections and Future Perspectives on Tourism Interventions
Jeroen Nawijn, Jelena Farkić, Jeroen Klijs, and Rami K. Isaac
Biography
Rami K. Isaac is Senior Lecturer in Tourism at the Academy for Tourism, member of the Research Group Tourism Impacts on Society, Breda University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands and Vice‑President of the Research Committee 50 on International Tourism, International Sociologist Association ISA (2014–2025).
Jeroen Nawijn is Senior Lecturer in Tourism at the Academy for Tourism, member of the Research Group Tourism Impacts on Society, Breda University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands.
Jelena Farkić is Lecturer in Tourism at the Academy for Tourism, member of the Research Group Tourism Impacts on Society Breda University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands.
Jeroen Klijs is Professor of Tourism at the Academy for Tourism, Research Group Tourism Impacts on Society, Breda University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands and leads the Research Group Tourism Impacts on Society.
"This fertile, innovative text is a new interpretation of the transformative impact that tourism has on place and that place has on tourism. It is a re-imagination of place through art and science, and therefore, should be essential reading for anyone interested in seeing how this interdisciplinary concept has been pushed into new touristic frontiers."
-David A. Fennell, Professor, Dept of Geography & Tourism Studies, Brock University, Canada.
"Tourism Interventions: Making or Breaking Places goes beyond simply exposing the benefits and costs of tourism growth and development by documenting some of the ways in which interventions by any of tourism’s key stakeholders enhance the positive impacts while alleviating its negative ones on destinations. Broadly understood as a policy, a strategy, action, event, business idea, collaboration, or partnership, interventions are not always successful, and these rarely discussed failures are also captured through case studies."
-Marion Joppe, Distinguished Professor Emerita, School of Hospitality, Food and Tourism Management, University of Guelph, Canada.
