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This book delves into topics on pilgrimage travel and communities from a variety of perspectives through academic research based on the Middle East, Northeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent, and Europe, where sacred sites have become of great importance for both international and domestic tourism. In particular, Europe and Asia possess a high volume of world-renowned pilgrimage sites that are currently being developed as tourism destinations in their respective countries, such as Santiago de Compostela (Spain), Lourdes (France), and Koyasan (Japan). This book includes studies on these two continents that harbor both a great history of pilgrimage tradition, as well as tourism development related to religious travel.
The book importantly covers the role of the community in religious tourism, as well as the impact on the locals, which is comparatively an unexplored area. Whilst pilgrimage is seen as an effective tool to revitalize local economies, this book also reveals the different challenges to achieving this goal.
Realizing the importance of the interrelationship of community and pilgrimage travel, as well as the lack of studies on it, this book seeks to address this research gap through 14 chapters divided into two parts, 'Communities and Constestation' and 'Pilgrimage Shaping Communities'. To ensure diverse perspectives, case studies from different Eurasian countries, written by authors with expertise in the study of pilgrimage and religious travel, are included. Readers can expect to gain new perspectives by having a deeper comprehension of the 'community side' of pilgrimage travel in Eurasia, and thus an integral understanding of contemporary pilgrimage
Contents
Chapter 1 Communities and pilgrimage in tourism research- Chapter 2 Sacred Spaces and the 'Other': Social Distance, Functional Distance, and Two Pilgrimage Sites in Asia.- Chapter 3 Development of Tourism Governance for Religious Tourism: A New Form of Local Community in Najaf, Iraq.- Chapter 4 Tourism visitors, pilgrimage and contested spaces: community, heritage, ecology and perception.- Chapter 5 Monastic Hosts' Sentiments Toward Hosting Buddhist Associations' Group Pilgrims The Case of Pu-Tuo.- Chapter 6 Pilgrimage tourism to sacred places of high Himalaya and its impact on residents across generations. The case of Yamunotri Temple.- Chapter 7 Impacts of processional pilgrimage on host communities: Insights from the Palkhi pilgrimage in India.- Chapter 8 Pilgrimage Tourism in Palestine: The Backbone of the Palestinian Economy.- Chapter 9 Pilgrimage Tourism, Accessibility and Local Communities in Western Countries. The Camino de Santiago de Compostela and the Via Francigena forall.- Chapter 10 Hindu Pilgrimages (India) and Religious Functionaries.- Chapter 11 The Network of the Way of St. James in Poland - Genesis, Development as well as Religious, Cultural and Socio-Economic Impact.- Chapter 12 Sacred Architecture as a Resource for the Development of Religious Tourism in the Regions of Ukraine.- Chapter 13 Pilgrimage, means of transportation and its effects on host communities.- Chapter 14 Pilgrimage Tourism Afterword: Emergent Themes and Implications.
