New book! "Decolonising Tourism Education" by Sally Everett is available now on our website ⬇️

New blog post! This Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Tommi explains what we're doing to try and make our books as accessible as possible. buff.ly/LZpkluT

New blog post! "It was not a single moment of realisation, but a gradual discomfort [...] I began to ask myself: what am I not teaching? Who am I not mentioning? And perhaps more importantly, why am I not?"

Today's a big day for our new book "Tourism, Events and Leisure Perspectives on the Eurovision Song Contest" edited by Oscar Vorobjovas-Pinta and Jack Shepherd! Get 40% off print or ebook formats with code TELPESC40 on our website until the end of the month ⬇️ #Eurovision2026 #UnitedByMusic

New book! "Halal and Islamic Tourism: Exploring the Landscape and the Muslim Traveller’s Journey" by Hera Oktadiana is available now on our website ⬇️

What's So Special About The Eurovision Song Contest? buff.ly/j9FjqVn #Eurovision2026 #UnitedByMusic #Eurovision

New book! "Decolonising Tourism Education" by Sally Everett is available now on our website ⬇️

It's publication day for two new exciting CVP titles! * Decolonising Tourism Education by Sally Everett * Halal and Islamic Tourism: Exploring the Landscape and the Muslim Traveller’s Journey by Hera Oktadiana Get your copy now on our website ⬇️

"This is the most rigorous and uncompromising examination of climate justice in tourism I've encountered [...] An essential read for tourism practitioners and scholars who care about climate change and are committed to just climate action." Get your copy now ⬇️

This week we received a great review of our book "The Future of Dark Tourism: Enlightening New Horizons" edited by Philip R. Stone and Daniel W.M. Wright. You can read it in full here: buff.ly/iMSLYHP

"From carbon offsetting's colonial dynamics to Indigenous frameworks for regenerative hosting, Climate Justice in Tourism reveals structural inequities while offering practical pathways toward justice." Order your copy now ⬇️

"Addressed in critical detail by a refreshingly diverse range of authors, this book offers the first comprehensive treatment of climate justice in tourism [...] it should be compulsory reading for those with interests in reshaping tourism development in respect to equity and justice." Order now ⬇️

This new book is the first comprehensive exploration of climate justice in tourism, critically examining how tourism is both a catalyst to the crisis but also a victim of its impacts. Get your copy now ⬇️

Hosting the NFL draft is less about weekend beer sales and more about long‑term brand value

Tourist visits to the US are falling, led by one country: ‘America must be more welcoming’

Swindled British tourist pays £1,500 for kebab on Rio beach

We now have a LinkedIn newsletter! Subscribe to read about our latest titles, news and get special discounts. This month we're celebrating a newly published book on climate justice in tourism, sharing a podcast and letting you know about some exciting titles coming next month...

New blog post! "Tourism is often seen as a force for good, bringing people together, supporting local economies and opening up the world. But in a warming climate, a more uncomfortable question is becoming harder to ignore: what if tourism is also part of the problem?"

Check out this episode of James Higham's podcast Checking In, in which he chats to Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, co-editor with Raymond Rastegar and Roshis Krishna Shrestha, of our newly-published book "Climate Justice in Tourism". buff.ly/m8g37oN

New book!🌸 "Climate Justice in Tourism" edited by Freya Higgins-Desbiolles, Raymond Rastegar and Roshis Krishna Shrestha is now published! Get 30% off with code CJT30 on our website until the end of the month ⬇️

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UK ‘tourism deficit’ growing, analyst tells industry conference

Dubai's tourism industry reels from 'brutal' impact of war

"This book, a multi-perspective gaze into the future of hotels through the eyes of an array of authoritative authors, gives us a glimpse of some possible futures, and will be an invaluable resource for practitioners, planners, researchers and students." Order now ⬇️

Safety first: how the Iran war is reshaping global tourism

Tourism nights booked via platforms hit nearly 1 billion

You’re not going to be alone in national parks this summer – enjoy the company

"Approaching Eurovision through a completely fresh perspective, this book is essential reading for fans, scholars, and even future host cities. A captivating journey that expands the contest's imaginary, taking readers far beyond the stage we think we know." Get your copy now ⬇️ #eurovision

What a hotel stay could look like in 2050... Ian Yeoman spoke to The Telegraph about his new book "The Future of Hotels" co-edited with Hanneke Assen, Elena Cavagnaro and Erwin Losekoot. www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/hotel...

Many tourism hotspots are ‘de‑marketing’ – with mixed success. We researched the smartest ways to do it

"This insightful book invites us on a journey from Scandinavia to Australia through topics from culture to campness and beyond." Order your copy ⬇️

New blog post! "What happens when an event so crucial to one’s friendship networks is cancelled? What role does #Eurovision play in one’s sense of belonging to a trans-national queer community?" buff.ly/FDGYASf

Beyond the ‘Spain is different’ slogan: putting an end to tourist clichés about Spain

"This thought-provoking collection explores the competencies, disruptions, and educational shifts that will define the next era of hotel management. It's an essential read for anyone ready to explore the unknowns of a rapidly evolving industry." Order your copy now ⬇️

Check out the exciting titles we have coming your way over the next couple of months! 📖 Climate Justice in Tourism 📖Halal and Islamic Tourism 📖Decolonising Tourism Education Find out more and order your copies below⬇️

This new book adopts a timeline approach to explore the future of hotels to 2050 through the lens of hospitality, design, education, workforce dynamics, disruption, innovation, technology and sustainability. Find out more ⬇️

Barcelona doubling tourist tax from next month

‘It’s one of those lifetime things’: viral videos turn Rio favela rooftop into tourist hotspot

This new book explores the Eurovision Song Contest and its significance within tourism, events and leisure studies across 3 main themes: Eurovision tourism and event impacts; event personalities and fandom; and the power and politics of events. Find out more⬇️

Brand new books for March🌷 📖 "Tourism, Events and Leisure Perspectives on the Eurovision Song Contest" 📖 "The Future of Hotels" 📖 "Histories, Meanings and Representations of the Modern Hotel" - now available in paperback! Order your copies now! ⬇️

The Regenerative Question What Hospitality Must Become

Why Ignoring Canada Just Got Expensive

Booked to travel through the Middle East? Here’s why you shouldn’t cancel your flight

"By situating luxury within the imperatives of sustainability, this work illustrates new pathways for theory, practice, and policy in global tourism and hospitality." Find out more ⬇️

New blog post! "At its core, the book argues that hotels are in the midst of profound transformation. Automation, climate change, demographic shifts and new guest expectations are pushing the industry to reinvent itself..." Keep reading ⬇️

"This book dares to ask whether luxury can be reimagined as a force for good – and convincingly shows that it can. Drawing on voices from across the globe, it offers fresh perspectives that are as intellectually rigorous as they are emotionally resonant." Find out more ⬇️

Europe’s travel demand remains steady as spending outpaces arrivals

Luxury Lodges of New Zealand spoke with Dr Anita Manfreda, co-editor of our new book exploring the concept of sustainable luxury in the context of tourism and hospitality. Read the interview here:

The flaw in sustainability: Why responsible tourism avoids hard questions

Las Vegas Tourism Suffers Sharp Decline