Routledge Handbook on Tourism in the Middle East and North Africa

ISBN-13: 9780367659707 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 392 str.

Dallen Timothy

Opis

This handbook provides a comprehensive statement about the supply and demand for tourism in the Middle East, deconstructs the challenges and opportunities facing the region from a tourism perspective, and delivers a succinct account of the important variables affecting the industry’s growth and development throughout the region.

Spis treści

Part I: The Space and Place of MENA

Chapter 1. Introduction: Understanding the Middle East and North Africa Dallen J. Timothy

Chapter 2. The Physical Geography of the Middle East in the Anthropocene C. Michael Hall

Chapter 3. The Middle East and North Africa: A Dynamic Cultural Realm Dallen J. Timothy

Chapter 4. Tourism Trends and Patterns in MENA: A Resource Perspective Dallen J. Timothy

Part II: Heritage, Culture and Urban Space

Chapter 5. Intangible Heritage and Cultural Protection in the Middle East Mairna H. Mustafa

Chapter 6. Deciphering ‘Arab Hospitality’: Identifying Key Characteristics and Concerns  Marcus L. Stephenson and Nazia Ali

Chapter 7. Tourism and Indigenous Communities: Linking Reterritorialization and Decolonization in North Africa Christine  N. Buzinde

Chapter 8. Urban Heritage in the Middle East: Heritage, Tourism and the Shaping of New Identities Aylin Orbaşli

Part III: Religion and Tourism

Chapter 9. Religion, Pilgrimage and Tourism in the Middle East Daniel H. Olsen

Chapter 10. Islamic Tourism in the Middle East Hamira Zamani-Farahani, Michele Carboni, Carlo Perelli and Neda Torabi Farsani

Chapter 11. Contemporary Jewish Tourism: Pilgrimage, Religious Heritage and Educational Tourism Noga Collins-Kreiner

Chapter 12. Christian Tourism in the Middle East: Holy Land and Mediterranean Perspectives Dallen J. Timothy and Amos S. Ron

Part IV: Natural and Environmental Challenges

Chapter 13. MENA as a Critical Meeting Point between Tourism and Water Resources Nurit Kliot

Chapter 14. Oil in the Middle East: A Critical Resource for Tourism Susanne Becken and Harald A. Friedl

Chapter 15. Desert Landscapes and Tourism in the Middle East and North Africa Alan S. Weber

Chapter 16. Tourism and Climate Change in the Middle East C. Michael Hall

Part V: Tourism and Geopolitics

Chapter 17. Tourism as a Tool for Colonization, Segregation, Displacement and Dispossession: The Case of East Jerusalem, Palestine Rami K. Isaac

Chapter 18. Tourism and Conflict in the Middle East Richard W. Butler

Chapter 19. Image Repair Strategies Adopted by MENA National Tourism Boards during and Following Crises Eli Avraham

Part VI: Transportation

Chapter 20. Cruise Tourism in the Middle East Magdalena Karolak

Chapter 21. Local Transportation and Tourism in the MENA Region Ammar O. Abulibdeh

Chapter 22. Air route development and transit tourism in the Middle East Bojana Spasojevic and Gui Lohmann

Part VII: Contemporary Trends

Chapter 23. Halal Tourism: A Growing Market on a Global Stage Asad Mohsin and Chris Ryan

Chapter 24. Much Ado about Halal Tourism: Religion, Religiosity or None of the Above? Omar Moufakkir, Yvette Reisinger and Dhoha AlSaleh

Chapter 25. Tourism, Migration and an Expatriate Workforce in the Middle East Kevin Hannam and Cody Morris Paris

Chapter 26. Business Travel and the MICE Industry in the Middle East Joan C. Henderson

Chapter 27. Medical Tourism: In Search of an Economic Niche John Connell

Chapter 28. Shopping, Tourism and Hyper-Development in the Middle East and North Afr

O autorze

Dallen J. Timothy is Professor of Community Resources and Development and Senior Sustainability Scientist at Arizona State University. He also holds visiting professorships and research associateships in China, Spain and South Africa. His research interests include cultural heritage-based tourism, religious tourism, peripheral regions, heritage cuisines and geopolitics.