Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism

Sheela Agarwal is Professor in Tourism Management at the University of Plymouth, UK. Her research interests include socio-economic dynamics of seaside resorts, deprivation and disadvantage, heritage identities and dissonance, persuasion and crime prevention. Gareth Shaw is Professor in Retail and Tourism Management at the University of Exeter, UK. His current research interests include innovation and behaviour change, tourism and wellbeing, and ecosystems.

• List of FiguresList of TablesList of PlatesPreface and AcknowledgmentsThe Authors      1. Heritage Tourism: Exploring the Screen and Literary Nexus2. Demand and Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism Markets3. The Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism Debate4. Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism Development5. Interpretation for Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism6. Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism Consumption7. The Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism Nexus within Tourism Marketing8. Visitor Management for Heritage, Screen and Literary Tourism9. ConclusionReferences

By linking literature and film with heritage and expressing it in terms of tourism, this publication presents a significant addition to the tourism literature and one with which all scholars need to be familiar. Agarwal and Shaw have provided us with a comprehensive and well-argued analysis which adds to our knowledge and sets the scene for further studies in other cultural contexts.