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Dark Tourism has seen a surge in popularity in the last decade as people seek a richer travel experience, choosing to meaningfully engage with humankind's more troubling heritage, rather than opting for merely escapist vacations. It is a genre of tourism that has received increased attention in recent years, an umbrella concept for travel to sites that are associated with death and suffering, such as battlefields, prisons, and slave forts.
Despite the somewhat morbid nature of many Dark Tourism sites, there is also a positive side. Such sites provide visitors with a chance to reflect on cataclysmic events and draw their own life lessons from events of the past.
Dark Tourism: Theory, Interpretation and Attraction is an edited volume drawing on content from around the world. It is relevant for students, scholars, and academicians associated with the fields of memorialization and morality death studies, history, cultural studies, psychology, business management, museology, and heritage tourism studies, as well as religious studies.
Contents
Chapter 1. Unveiling the Significance of Irish Workhouses as Captivating Tourism Destinations; Beth Storey, Sinead O'Leary, and Noëlle O'Connor
Chapter 2. Dark Tourism, Memory, and the Reproduction of National Identity: The National September 11th Museum; Michael Clancy
Chapter 3. Dark Tourism: Educational or Exploitative Side of Tourism?; Iti Gaur
Chapter 4. Prison Tourism: The Emotional Responses to Robben Island, South Africa; Rami K. Isaac
Chapter 5. Dark Attraction Sites: Understanding Motivations, Intentions, and Behaviors of Tourists; Neelima Modi and Priya Sodani
Chapter 6. Battlefield Guidance from a New Angle; Seda Sökmen, Aslı Bendenay Çapa, and Semra Günay
Chapter 7. Exploring Marketing Strategies and Media Influences in Dark Tourism; Jeetesh Kumar, Janitha Kularajasingam, and Zhang Jieyao
Chapter 8. The Impact of Dark Tourism on Local Communities; Ankit Dhiraj, Sanjeev Kumar, and Divya Rani
Chapter 9. Dark Tourism, an Absolute Transition, a Great Reset to Propel Reconciliation: The Case of Jaffna War Zones; Suduweli Kondage Lathisha Jayangi Ramanayaka
Chapter 10. Issues and Challenges of Dark Tourism; Birendra Kishore Roy
Chapter 11. Dark tourism in Vietnam: A case of Hoa Lo Prison Relic; Hanh Thi Pham
Chapter 12. Chambal Valley, the Myth, the Curse, the Legend, the Challenges, the Opportunities, for Dark Tourism, Case Study; Shaheed Khan, Freeda Maria Swarna M., and Ajoy K Bhattacharya
Chapter 13. Marketing Strategies of Dark Tourism: Social Media; Burhan Kiliç and Hande Akyurt Kurnaz
Chapter 14. Enlightening the "Dark" in Dark Tourism: Re-conceptualising Dark Tourism in the Era of Late Capitalism; Max Hart, Craig Kelly, and Adam Lynes
Chapter 15. 'Bawaal' Movie an Experience of Dark Tourism for the Indian Audience; Surbhi Sharma
Chapter 16. Unexplored Avenues of Dark Tourism in Bangladesh; Md. Wasiul Islam, Md. Mahfuz Ur Rahman, and Shakil Ahmed
Chapter 17. Reviving Forgotten Heritage as a Tourist Destination - A Case Study on Malcha Mahal Haunted Heritage Walks in Delhi; Terrance Ancheary, Puneet Mehta, and Anish Mondal
Chapter 18. Conceptual Multiplicity and Contradiction that Impede Dark Tourism Promotion; Samik Ray
Chapter 19. Unearthing the Digital Dark: Enhancing Dark Tourism through Online Platforms; Shruti Sharma and Nidhi Sharma
Chapter 20. Unveiling Shadows: Prospects for Dark Tourism Development in India; Ravi Kant Modi and Ruchi Garg
Chapter 21. Uncovering Psychological Shadows: Delving into the Soul of Dark Tourism in India through Narrative Inquiry; Neharshi Srivastava
