Tourism and Sustainable Development Goals – a special virtual issue of Tourism Geographies

Special Virtual Issue of Tourism Geographies

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Tourism Geographies is a peer reviewed journal which publishes articles exploring tourism and related areas such as recreation and leisure studies from a geographic perspective. This journal recently published a virtual special issue in support of the Tourism and Sustainable Development Goals Conference which took place at Massey University, New Zealand, 24-25 January 2019.

Guest editor Professor Jarkko Saarinen has chosen a selection of articles related to tourism and sustainable development goals. Many of these articles were freely available to everyone throughout February, but as it is March this will no longer be the case.

The good news for University of Sunderland students is that we have a subscription to Tourism Geographies which means you can access it all the time.

To make accessing these articles very easy we’ve listed below the articles selected by Professor Jarkko Saarinen along with links to access them via the University of Sunderland. All you will need to do is log in with your University User ID and password.

Sustainable Development articles from past issues of Tourism Geographies

Read the introduction to virtual special issue:

Tourism and Sustainable Development Goals: Research on Sustainable Tourism Geographies 
Jarkko Saarinen, Geography Research Unit, University of Oulu, Finland, and School of Tourism and Hospitality, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

Background

Richard W. Butler (1999) Sustainable tourism: A state‐of‐the‐art review, Tourism Geographies, 1:1, 7-25

Allan M. Williams & Armando Montanari (1999) Sustainability and self‐regulation: Critical perspectives, Tourism Geographies,1:1, 26-40

Regina Scheyvens & Robin Biddulph (2018) Inclusive tourism development, Tourism Geographies, 20:4, 589-609

Jarkko Saarinen & Christian M. Rogerson (2014) Tourism and the Millennium Development Goals: perspectives beyond 2015, Tourism Geographies, 16:1, 23-30

Emma Hughes & Regina Scheyvens (2016) Corporate social responsibility in tourism post-2015: a Development First approach, Tourism Geographies, 18:5, 469-482

María José Zapata Campos, C. Michael Hall & Sandra Backlund (2018) Can MNCs promote more inclusive tourism? Apollo tour operator’s sustainability work, Tourism Geographies, 20:4, 630-652

Regina Scheyvens & Janet H. Momsen (2008) Tourism and Poverty Reduction: Issues for Small Island States, Tourism Geographies, 10:1, 22-41

New Avenues

Alan A. Lew, Pin T. Ng, Chin-cheng (Nickel) Ni & Tsung-chiung (Emily) Wu (2016) Community sustainability and resilience: similarities, differences and indicators, Tourism Geographies, 18:1, 18-27

Patrick Brouder (2017) Evolutionary economic geography: reflections from a sustainable tourism perspective, Tourism Geographies, 19:3, 438-447

Indicators

Anna Torres-Delgado & Jarkko Saarinen (2014) Using indicators to assess sustainable tourism development: a review, Tourism Geographies, 16:1, 31-47

Mercedes Marzo-Navarro, Marta Pedraja-Iglesias & Lucia Vinz ón (2015) Sustainability indicators of rural tourism from the perspective of the residents, Tourism Geographies, 17:4, 586-602

Anna Spenceley (2008) Requirements for Sustainable Nature-based Tourism in Transfrontier Conservation Areas: a Southern African Delphi Consultation, Tourism Geographies, 10:3, 285-311

Governance, Management and planning

Anna Farmaki (2015) Regional network governance and sustainable tourism, Tourism Geographies, 17:3, 385-407

Alison M. Gill & Peter W. Williams (2014) Mindful deviation in creating a governance path towards sustainability in resort destinations, Tourism Geographies, 16:4, 546-562

Sonya Graci (2013) Collaboration and Partnership Development for Sustainable Tourism, Tourism Geographies, 15:1, 25-42

Lei Tin Jackie Ong , Donovan Storey & John Minnery (2011) Beyond the Beach: Balancing Environmental and Socio-cultural Sustainability in Boracay, the Philippines, Tourism Geographies, 13:4, 549-569

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