
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Chapter 1. Introducing a multidisciplinary context: tourism, economics and geography. - Part I. From Economic Geography to Tourism. - Chapter 2. Tourism Area Life Cycle, evolutionary tourism development and path dependence. - Chapter 3. Spatiality and temporality: tourism as a place and knowledge-based activity. - Chapter 4. Smart tourism and the co-creation of experiences: social networks and Big Data manipulation. - Chapter 5. Agglomeration, externalities and regional innovation systems. - Chapter 6. Smart specialization, tourism competitiveness, growth and resilience. - Chapter 7. New Economic Geography: cultural-creative economies and urban tourism. - Part II. From Tourism to Economic Geography. - Chapter 8. Experiential tourism, circular economy, gentrification and conflicts in cities. - Chapter 9. Fragile terrains: thematic routes, spacial integration of attractions and mediatized places. - Chapter 10. Transport, spatial mobility, sustainability and climate change. - Chapter 11. Tourism impacts on common spaces and resources: the quest for participatory governance. - Chapter 12. From (un)sustainable to regenerative tourism planning and management challenges. - Chapter 13. Closing Remarks and Outlook: futures for tourism in the spatial economy.
Economic Geography of Tourism
Romão has done a great job. He offers a highly attractive, conceptually rich and clearly written book that firmly embeds tourism in economic geography. Concepts are explained well without the use of jargon and formulas, making the book useful for all kinds of students and professionals. book is an open invitation to colleagues to take a different look at tourism and give the sector the serious attention it deserves. (Gert-Jan Hospers, TESG Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, January 13, 2026)
This book succeeds in presenting tourism as a dynamic and multidisciplinary industry that evolves with contemporary trends in regional economic development. . . . This book will be especially valuable to tourism scholars, policymakers, destination managers, as well as regional and urban planners, among others. It enables them to understand how tourism interacts with economic geography and contributes to spatial and economic changes. (Ngoni C. Shereni, International Journal of Tourism Policy, Vol. 15 (6), 2025)
The book arrives at a time when both tourism research and practice grapple with challenges whose complexity transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries. In this context, the contribution of the book is not only welcome but necessary, particularly within economic geography, a field that, over the past decades, has remained peripheral to the reconfiguration of tourism policy. The book is an indispensable resource for students, as well as for early-career researchers including doctoral and postdoctoral candidates. (Bogdan-Constantin Ibanescu, Papers in Regional Science, Vol. 104 (4), August 2025)
This book will be of particular value to regional economists, spatial planners, and graduate-level researchers interested in spatial data analysis and tourism policy. For those working within European contexts, its policy alignment and empirical richness are especially relevant. Even for scholars outside the quantitative tradition, the book offers conceptual tools that can sharpen thinking about how tourism s role in reshaping spatial economies is both significant and enduring. (Ante Mandi , Current Issues in Tourism, July 25, 2025)
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