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The growing role and relevance of tourism in cities - and of cities in tourism - has in recent decades emerged as a topic of great interest to scholars across many social sciences disciplines. Yet, while urban tourism research has flourished, various issues relating to tourism in metropolitan contexts are in need of greater scholarly engagement.
What forms does tourism take in today's metropolises and metropolitan regions? How do these forms differ from tourism in other urban contexts? Are these differences significant enough to warrant the classification of 'metropolitan tourism' as a distinct type of urban tourism? What are their implications for policy and planning processes? How do policy and planning processes in different metropolises and metropolitan regions differ from each other, and what can they learn from each other? And finally, how could tourism in metropolises and metropolitan regions be made more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive?
Given the importance widely attributed to major metropolises and metropolitan regions as contemporary engines of economic development, innovation, and change, the widespread portrayal of tourism as a leading economic and social force of the 21st century, and the fact that the world's large metropolitan areas are key recipients of tourism flows, it is surprising how little systematic attention is paid to tourism in metropolitan contexts. This book aims to fill these gaps.
Contents
Tourism as a metropolitan phenomenon: legacies, turning points and prospects
Maria Gravari-Barbas, Sébastien Jacquot, Maja Jović, Johannes Novy
PART 1: The spatiality of metropolitan tourism
Introduction to part 1
Maria Gravari-Barbas, Sébastien Jacquot, Maja Jović and Johannes Novy
1. Madrid, Metropolitan Tourism Transformation
María García-Hernández and Manuel de la Calle-Vaquero
2. Los Angeles, Inhabiting the Tourist Metapolis
Leopold Lucas
3. The phenomenon of the spatial organisation of metropolitan tourism:
the case of St. Petersburg
Valery Gordin, Anastasiia Polomarchuk and Anastasiia Korman
4. Metropolitan tourism and urban redevelopment in South Africa: Creating uneven geographies?
Gustav Visser
5. The global metropolis as a tourism and leisure playground: megaprojects in Kuala Lumpur metropolitan space
Frédéric Bouchon
6. Palermo Soho: urban transformation, metropolitan lifestyles, and tourism in the creation of a trendy neighbourhood in the city of Buenos Aires
Mercedes González Bracco
7. Thanatourism in London and the Metropolitan Imaginary
Pippa Catterall
PART 2: Politics and Governance of Metropolitan Tourism
Introduction to part 2
Maria Gravari-Barbas, Sébastien Jacquot, Maja Jović and Johannes Novy
8. Fragmented Dynamics of Touristification and Urban Development in the Metropolis of Paris
Tim Freytag, Florian Weber and Nora Winsky
9. Tourism and the New York Metropolitan Region: Chaos, compromise and Collaboration
Jill Simone Gross
10. Tourism, Planification and Metropolises in 21st Century China: Jing-Jin-Ji and Yangtze Delta River Cases
Françoise Ged, Chensi Shen, Lian Hu and Chunyan Zhang
11. Constructing metropolitan scales and metropolitan cultural tourism in China's Greater Bay Area
Jie Li and Honggang Xu
12. Laboratory of Consumption: Macau's Metropolitan Tourism
Tim Simpson
13. The impossible joint governance? Tourism and metropolises in the Shanghai megalopolis.
Benjamin Taunay
Part 3:Practices and representations of metropolitan tourism
Introduction to part 3
Maria Gravari-Barbas, Sébastien Jacquot, Maja Jović and Johannes Novy
14. From Forgotten Borders to New Centralities: Emerging Tourism Practices and Concepts in São Paulo (Brazil)
Camila Cardoso Ribeiro, Paulo Tácio Aires Ferreira, Thiago Allis and Reinaldo Tadeu Boscolo Pacheco
15. Tokyo as a Tourism Metropolis
Eranga Ranaweerage, Taiyo Yagasaki and Toshio Kikuchi
16. Beyond The Gateway of India: Pertinent and Misplaced Narratives of 21st Century Mumbai's Tourism Bhagyasshree Ramakrishna and Shruthi Ramesh
17. Tourists in the many-sided metropolis
Robert Pascoe and Chris McConville
18. Tourists of the Metropolis: Vertical recreation between West and East
Desmond Wee
19. Destination Metropolis: from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-first Centuries
Ulrike Zitzlspergger
Conclusion
Maria Gravari-Barbas, Sébastien Jacquot, Maja Jović and Johannes Novy
