
Beyond Backpacker Tourism
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This excellent edited collection by international scholars clearly demonstrates the ongoing research agenda of backpacking. It offers a critical contribution by engaging with the changing dynamics of backpacking and examines a range of complex issues. A delightful find in this book is that, not only are the mainstream destinations discussed but lesser known areas (such as: Mongolia, Tanzania and Norway) are evident and add to the book's richness. -- Angela Benson, University of Brighton, UK Beyond Backpacker Tourism provides a useful overview of the current state of backpacking and of the kind of research being undertaken on the subject. -- Frances Brown, Seabank, Maidens, Scotland, UK * Tourism Recreation Research Vol. 36, No. 1, 2011 * Beyond Backpacker Tourism is the newest edited volume to be produced by the Backpacker Research Group (BRG) of the Association for Tourism and Leisure Education. It follows Backpacker Tourism (Hannam & Ateljevic, 2008) and The Global Nomad (Richards & Wilson, 2004). While the editors stress they did not attempt to provide an ''exhaustive account of backpacker tourism research'' (p. 1), they nevertheless succeed in presenting a thorough picture of developments within backpacker research that is as enlightening as the two previous offerings. -- Benjamin Lucca Iaquinto, Monash University, Australia * Annals of Tourism Research 38 (2011) 723-743, 2011 *More details
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Anya Diekmann is coordinator of ATLAS Europe. She is Assistant Professor at the IGEAT and co-director of LIToTeS (Laboratoire interdisciplinaire Tourisme, Territoire et Societes), Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. Her publications include work on social tourism and aspects of cultural tourism with a particular focus on heritage and ethnic tourism.
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2. Not such a Rough or Lonely planet? Backpacker Tourism: An Academic Journey - Mark P. Hampton
3. Flashpacking in Fiji: Reframing the 'Global Nomad' in a Developing Destination - Jeff Jarvis and Victoria Peel
4. The Virtualization of Backpacker Culture: Virtual Mooring, Sustained Interactions, and Enhanced Mobilities - Cody Paris
5. Re-Conceptualising Lifestyle Travellers: Contemporary 'Drifters' - Scott Cohen
6. Backpacker Hostels: Place and Performance - Michael O'Regan
7. Euro-railing: A Mobile-Ethnography of Backpacker Train Travel - James Johnson
8. Budget Backpackers Testing Comfort Zones in Mongolia - Claudia Bell
9. Lesbian Identities Backpacker Travel Experiences in New Zealand - Linda Myers
10. Backpackers as Volunteer Tourists: Evidence from Tanzania - Kath Laythorpe
11. Backpackers in Norway: Landscapes, Ties and Platforms - Gareth Butler
12. Town of 1770, Australia: The Creation of a New Backpacker Brand - Peter Welk
13. A Clash of Cultures or Definitions? Complexity and Backpacker Tourism in Residential Communities - Robyn Bushell and Kay Anderson
14. Towards Strategic Planning for an Emerging Backpacker Tourism Destination: The South African Experience - Christian Rogerson
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