The Routledge Handbook of Regenerative Tourism
Editors: Dr Francesc Fusté-Forné, and Dr Asif Hussain
*Published by Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Francesc Fusté-Forné and Asif Hussain
Part 1. The principles and theoretical foundation of regenerative tourism
1. Indigenous values and regenerative tourism
Pauline J. Sheldon
2. Understanding regenerative tourism as a driver for transformational change in the 21st century
Pauline Marie
3. A framework for monitoring regenerative tourism through evidence-informed planning
Emmet McLoughlin
4. Understanding the anatomy of a regenerative business
Shirley Sheehan, Dimitrios Buhalis, Adele Ladkin and Isaac Ngugi
5. Positioning regenerative tourism within tourism qualitative research: A methodological inquiry
Paolo Mura
6. Using an ethical management framework for regenerative tourism: A case study of resident and visitor perceptions in Húnaþing vestra, Iceland
Jessica Aquino, Sarah Walter and Cécile Chauvat
7. Indicators of regenerative tourism: Measuring impact and defining regenerative tourism for socio-ecological systems
Asif Hussain
Part 2. Planning, development, management and marketing of regenerative tourism
8. Regenerative hospitality
Alessandro Inversini, Salma N. Talhouk and Alain Daou
9. Regenerative gastronomy in the tourism context: An overview
Alicia Orea-Giner and Sara Alonso-Muñoz
10. Human resources and regenerative tourism
Ester Noguer-Juncà, Montserrat Crespi-Vallbona and Nuria Louzao-Belmonte
11. Resilience in regenerative tourism: The Argentinian case
Maximiliano E. Korstanje
12. Tour guides and barriers to regenerative tourism: Unlocking the regenerative potential of nature destinations in Arctic Norway
Frida Marie Omma
13. Examining attitude and intention toward demarketing: The case of Mt Fuji
Caroline S.L. Tan
Part 3. The impacts of regenerative tourism
14. Regenerative tourism from an economic perspective
Alejandro Alcalá-Ordóñez, Juan Gabriel Brida, Pablo Juan Cárdenas-García and Victoria Mogni-Graña
15. Cultural impacts of regenerative tourism: Intrinsic connections between place and culture
Bronwyn Hutchison and Jenny Cave
16. Environmental impacts of regenerative tourism
Alexandra Coghlan
17. Challenges in transitioning to regenerative tourism: Territorial and economic scales of agency in rural Spain
Olga I. Mancha-Cáceres and Susana Ramírez-García
18. Beyond the beehives: Local development through Api-tourism
Mario Izquierdo Gascón
19. Enhancing Community Wellbeing via Regenerative Tourism? Aspirations and Approaches from Aotearoa New Zealand
Susan Houge Mackenzie
Part 4. Local stories from around the world
20. Regenerative food tourism at Grootbos: A South African case study
Hennie Fisher and Gerrie du Rand
21. Gastronomy as a driver for regenerative tourism? Risks and possibilities for a change of course in the chinampera zone (Xochimilco, Mexico City)
F. Xavier Medina, José A. Vázquez-Medina and Marco Covarrubias
22. Citizen science pilot project in Snaefellsnes, Iceland: The process of planning and implementation for future work in regenerative tourism
Jessica Aquino and Magdalena Falter
23. Transformative storytelling practices in regenerative tourism: A case study from a tourism operator
Marie Haley
24. Regenerative tourism ‘in the making’: Challenges of product innovation within existing structures
Kristof Tomej and Carina Ren
25. Exploring potentials for coral reef restoration in Pacific Small Island Developing States (PSIDS) as regenerative tourism
Phoebe Everingham, Po-Hsin Lai and Sascha Fuller
26. Okinawan cheese: The harmonization of cultures, land and regenerative tourism
Francesc Fusté-Forné
Part 5. Manifestations of regenerative tourism
27. Regenerative tourism seeds in urban regeneration: Evidence from Milan, Italy
Alberto Amore and Valeria Pecorelli
28. Reimagining nature-based tourism: A critical reflection on inspiring regeneration and ecological restoration
Ante Mandić
29. Regeneration in wellness tourism
Bendegul Okumus
30. Regenerative rural tourism: The concept and its application
Elisabeth Kastenholz, Bernard Lane and Arno Todt
31. Local food culture for regenerative futures in Nordic Arctic: Understanding of local food experiences
Magdalena Falter, Jessica Aquino, Francesc Fusté-Forné and Ólöf Ýrr Atladóttir
32. Creative tourism as a humanistic approach to regenerative tourism
Fiona Eva Bakas
Part 6. The future of regenerative tourism
33. Considerations of the regenerative tourism movement’s “claim” to indigenous knowledges
Freya Higgins-Desbiolles
34. The challenges facing the regenerative tourism movement
Jonathon Day and Katherine Pivaral
35. A regenerative approach for tourism SMEs: Five constructs for a regenerative tourism journey
Aisling Ward, Mary Rose Stafford, Fiona Scott-Hayward and Sophie Price
36. Digital technology and regenerative tourism
Alessandro Inversini and Dimitrios Buhalis
37. The regenerative traveler mindset
Irena Ateljevic and Mia Peric
38. For a future (re)generation: Modelling effective tourism communication for social–ecological development of local communities and destinations
Elena Mattei and Stefania M. Maci
Conclusion
Francesc Fusté-Forné and Asif Hussain
Guidelines
4. If appropriate, 2 figures (pictures or graphs) which are illustrative of the content and the alternative text.
5. The 3 discussion questions at the end of the chapter that could be used to spark ‘food for thought’ conversations.
6. The list of references. Please use APA formatting and style guide (7th edition) which you can find here.
Writing & Partnerships
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If you are a passionate writer and enthusiastic about contributing to research in the field, we are thrilled to offer you two platforms through which you can share your insights and expertise: our blog and journal. We believe that diverse perspectives and valuable knowledge can enrich the understanding and advancement of regenerative tourism.
Our blog serves as an accessible platform for sharing thought-provoking articles, opinion pieces, and practical tips related to regenerative tourism. Whether you have personal experiences to share, innovative ideas to explore, or informative content to offer, we welcome your contributions. By writing for our blog, you can reach a wide audience of individuals interested in sustainable travel and inspire them to make a positive impact on the environment and local communities.
In addition to our blog, we also invite you to contribute to our research journal. This platform is designed for more in-depth academic and research-oriented articles focused on regenerative tourism. If you have conducted research or have unique insights to share, we encourage you to submit your work to our journal. By publishing in our journal, you can contribute to the scholarly discourse surrounding regenerative tourism and help advance knowledge in the field.
We value the contributions of enthusiastic writers like yourself and are eager to collaborate with individuals who are passionate about promoting regenerative practices in the tourism industry. If you are interested in writing for our blog or submitting an article to our research journal, please reach out to us. We will review your submission and provide guidance on the next steps.
Partnerships and Affiliates
We are open to collaborating and forming partnerships with a wide range of stakeholders, including individuals, community groups, and both non-governmental and governmental agencies. We believe that collective efforts are key to driving positive change in the tourism industry and promoting regenerative practices.
If you are interested in working together or have ideas for collaboration, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We welcome your input, suggestions, and inquiries. You can simply send us an email, and we will promptly respond to discuss potential partnership opportunities.