Tourism Safety, Security and Resilience
Integrated Community-Based Approaches
Herausgeber: Isaac, Rami K; Gowresunkaar, Vanessa Gb; Maingi, Shem Wambugu
Tourism Safety, Security and Resilience
Integrated Community-Based Approaches
Herausgeber: Isaac, Rami K; Gowresunkaar, Vanessa Gb; Maingi, Shem Wambugu
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This significant volume critically explores the implications of tourism safety and security and how communities in tourism destinations try to be resilient in the face of these impacts.
This significant volume critically explores the implications of tourism safety and security and how communities in tourism destinations try to be resilient in the face of these impacts.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. November 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 667g
- ISBN-13: 9781032766911
- ISBN-10: 1032766913
- Artikelnr.: 71237397
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. November 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 667g
- ISBN-13: 9781032766911
- ISBN-10: 1032766913
- Artikelnr.: 71237397
Rami K. Isaac is an Associate Professor at Bethlehem University, Palestine and at Breda University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands. Shem Wambugu Maingi is a Lecturer in the Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Kenyatta University in Kenya. Vanessa GB Gowreesunkar is an Associate Professor and Vice President of the International Tourism Studies Association at the Indian Institute of Management, Sirmaur, India.
'1. Introduction. Part I. Concepts, Practices and Realities of Tourism
Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 2. The Impact of Risk Perception
Among Dutch Residents Towards South Africa as a Travel Destination. 3.
Enhancing tourist safety and security in South Africa: Recommendations for
addressing crime in the tourism sector. 4. Assessing the Preparedness of
Malawi's Tourism and Hospitality Industry For Terrorist Attacks. 5.
Cross-Cultural Aspects of Risk, Security and Safety in Tourism and
Hospitality: Hofstede's Cultural Variables Framework. 6. Creative Tourism
and Last-chance Tourism in Perspective. Part II. Theoretical Frameworks on
Tourism Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 7. Resilient Tourism and
Contributions of the System Theory: The Case of Portugal. 8. Structuring
Unstructured Decisions During Turbulent Times: Mapping Environmental Change
and Adaptations. 9. The Role of Governance in Building Resilience in
Post-conflict Tourism Destinations: Case of Minca, Colombia. 10. A
Multi-theoretical Perspective on Tourism Safety, Security and Community
Resilience in Kenya. Part III. Case Studies on Communities' Resilience to
Tourism Safety and Security. 11. Local Institutional Role in Developing
Community-based Tourism in Bir Zeit. 12. Tourism Safety as a Catalyst for
Sustainable Community Resilience: Best Practices and Global Implications.
13. Effects of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Indian Tourism and
Hospitality Workers. 14. Community Vulnerability to Safety in Cape Town
Township Tourism, South Africa. 15. Polycentric and Participatory
approaches to Hotel Security and Community policing in Tourism: A
Bibliographical review. 16. Atmospheric Justice and Injustice in Insecure
Tourism Destinations. 17. Pecalang and Tourism Resilience in Bali:
Evolution from Local Customary Guard to International Security Force. Part
IV. Tourism Safety, Security and Resilience, From a Community Viewpoint.
18. Transitioning Towards Recovery: An Analysis of Vietnamese Domestic
Tourist Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis. 19.
Contextualising the Interplay of Community Resilience and Digital
Technologies to Create Sustainable Destinations: Two Complementary Cases.
20. Tourism Recovery after Natural Disasters - Case Studies on How to
Approach the Community, Decision-makers and Other Public and Private
Stakeholders. 21. Community Engagement and Destination Safety: Case Study
of Beach Hostess. Part V. Conclusion. 22. Conclusion.
Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 2. The Impact of Risk Perception
Among Dutch Residents Towards South Africa as a Travel Destination. 3.
Enhancing tourist safety and security in South Africa: Recommendations for
addressing crime in the tourism sector. 4. Assessing the Preparedness of
Malawi's Tourism and Hospitality Industry For Terrorist Attacks. 5.
Cross-Cultural Aspects of Risk, Security and Safety in Tourism and
Hospitality: Hofstede's Cultural Variables Framework. 6. Creative Tourism
and Last-chance Tourism in Perspective. Part II. Theoretical Frameworks on
Tourism Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 7. Resilient Tourism and
Contributions of the System Theory: The Case of Portugal. 8. Structuring
Unstructured Decisions During Turbulent Times: Mapping Environmental Change
and Adaptations. 9. The Role of Governance in Building Resilience in
Post-conflict Tourism Destinations: Case of Minca, Colombia. 10. A
Multi-theoretical Perspective on Tourism Safety, Security and Community
Resilience in Kenya. Part III. Case Studies on Communities' Resilience to
Tourism Safety and Security. 11. Local Institutional Role in Developing
Community-based Tourism in Bir Zeit. 12. Tourism Safety as a Catalyst for
Sustainable Community Resilience: Best Practices and Global Implications.
13. Effects of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Indian Tourism and
Hospitality Workers. 14. Community Vulnerability to Safety in Cape Town
Township Tourism, South Africa. 15. Polycentric and Participatory
approaches to Hotel Security and Community policing in Tourism: A
Bibliographical review. 16. Atmospheric Justice and Injustice in Insecure
Tourism Destinations. 17. Pecalang and Tourism Resilience in Bali:
Evolution from Local Customary Guard to International Security Force. Part
IV. Tourism Safety, Security and Resilience, From a Community Viewpoint.
18. Transitioning Towards Recovery: An Analysis of Vietnamese Domestic
Tourist Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis. 19.
Contextualising the Interplay of Community Resilience and Digital
Technologies to Create Sustainable Destinations: Two Complementary Cases.
20. Tourism Recovery after Natural Disasters - Case Studies on How to
Approach the Community, Decision-makers and Other Public and Private
Stakeholders. 21. Community Engagement and Destination Safety: Case Study
of Beach Hostess. Part V. Conclusion. 22. Conclusion.
'1. Introduction. Part I. Concepts, Practices and Realities of Tourism
Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 2. The Impact of Risk Perception
Among Dutch Residents Towards South Africa as a Travel Destination. 3.
Enhancing tourist safety and security in South Africa: Recommendations for
addressing crime in the tourism sector. 4. Assessing the Preparedness of
Malawi's Tourism and Hospitality Industry For Terrorist Attacks. 5.
Cross-Cultural Aspects of Risk, Security and Safety in Tourism and
Hospitality: Hofstede's Cultural Variables Framework. 6. Creative Tourism
and Last-chance Tourism in Perspective. Part II. Theoretical Frameworks on
Tourism Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 7. Resilient Tourism and
Contributions of the System Theory: The Case of Portugal. 8. Structuring
Unstructured Decisions During Turbulent Times: Mapping Environmental Change
and Adaptations. 9. The Role of Governance in Building Resilience in
Post-conflict Tourism Destinations: Case of Minca, Colombia. 10. A
Multi-theoretical Perspective on Tourism Safety, Security and Community
Resilience in Kenya. Part III. Case Studies on Communities' Resilience to
Tourism Safety and Security. 11. Local Institutional Role in Developing
Community-based Tourism in Bir Zeit. 12. Tourism Safety as a Catalyst for
Sustainable Community Resilience: Best Practices and Global Implications.
13. Effects of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Indian Tourism and
Hospitality Workers. 14. Community Vulnerability to Safety in Cape Town
Township Tourism, South Africa. 15. Polycentric and Participatory
approaches to Hotel Security and Community policing in Tourism: A
Bibliographical review. 16. Atmospheric Justice and Injustice in Insecure
Tourism Destinations. 17. Pecalang and Tourism Resilience in Bali:
Evolution from Local Customary Guard to International Security Force. Part
IV. Tourism Safety, Security and Resilience, From a Community Viewpoint.
18. Transitioning Towards Recovery: An Analysis of Vietnamese Domestic
Tourist Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis. 19.
Contextualising the Interplay of Community Resilience and Digital
Technologies to Create Sustainable Destinations: Two Complementary Cases.
20. Tourism Recovery after Natural Disasters - Case Studies on How to
Approach the Community, Decision-makers and Other Public and Private
Stakeholders. 21. Community Engagement and Destination Safety: Case Study
of Beach Hostess. Part V. Conclusion. 22. Conclusion.
Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 2. The Impact of Risk Perception
Among Dutch Residents Towards South Africa as a Travel Destination. 3.
Enhancing tourist safety and security in South Africa: Recommendations for
addressing crime in the tourism sector. 4. Assessing the Preparedness of
Malawi's Tourism and Hospitality Industry For Terrorist Attacks. 5.
Cross-Cultural Aspects of Risk, Security and Safety in Tourism and
Hospitality: Hofstede's Cultural Variables Framework. 6. Creative Tourism
and Last-chance Tourism in Perspective. Part II. Theoretical Frameworks on
Tourism Safety, Security and Community Resilience. 7. Resilient Tourism and
Contributions of the System Theory: The Case of Portugal. 8. Structuring
Unstructured Decisions During Turbulent Times: Mapping Environmental Change
and Adaptations. 9. The Role of Governance in Building Resilience in
Post-conflict Tourism Destinations: Case of Minca, Colombia. 10. A
Multi-theoretical Perspective on Tourism Safety, Security and Community
Resilience in Kenya. Part III. Case Studies on Communities' Resilience to
Tourism Safety and Security. 11. Local Institutional Role in Developing
Community-based Tourism in Bir Zeit. 12. Tourism Safety as a Catalyst for
Sustainable Community Resilience: Best Practices and Global Implications.
13. Effects of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Indian Tourism and
Hospitality Workers. 14. Community Vulnerability to Safety in Cape Town
Township Tourism, South Africa. 15. Polycentric and Participatory
approaches to Hotel Security and Community policing in Tourism: A
Bibliographical review. 16. Atmospheric Justice and Injustice in Insecure
Tourism Destinations. 17. Pecalang and Tourism Resilience in Bali:
Evolution from Local Customary Guard to International Security Force. Part
IV. Tourism Safety, Security and Resilience, From a Community Viewpoint.
18. Transitioning Towards Recovery: An Analysis of Vietnamese Domestic
Tourist Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis. 19.
Contextualising the Interplay of Community Resilience and Digital
Technologies to Create Sustainable Destinations: Two Complementary Cases.
20. Tourism Recovery after Natural Disasters - Case Studies on How to
Approach the Community, Decision-makers and Other Public and Private
Stakeholders. 21. Community Engagement and Destination Safety: Case Study
of Beach Hostess. Part V. Conclusion. 22. Conclusion.