Island Tourism Sustainability and Resiliency

Michelle McLeod is Senior Lecturer at The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica. Her tourism industry experience spans over 30 years as a tourism professional and academic. Dr. McLeod has conducted and published research about tourism in islands.Rachel Dodds is Full Professor at Ryerson University’s Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management as well as working in industry as a consultant. She has been involved in the tourism industry for over 25 years. Her work focuses on all aspects of sustainable tourism.Richard Butler is Emeritus Professor at Strathclyde University and has been researching tourism since the 1960s. His main research areas are tourism development and impacts on islands and remote locations. He was awarded the UNWTO Ulysses Medal in 2016 for creation and dissemination of knowledge.

• Foreword Introduction: Island tourism resilience 1. Globalisation and cultural change in Pacific Island countries: the role of tourism 2. Critiques of island sustainability in tourism 3. Contributions to sustainable tourism in small islands: an analysis of the Cittàslow movement 4. Modelling tourism resilience in small island states: a tale of two countries 5. Social-ecological resilience and community-based tourism in the commonwealth of Dominica 6. Economic and social resilience accounts for the recovery of Ibiza’s tourism sector 7. Brexit – threat or opportunity? Resilience and tourism in Britain’s Island Territories 8. Immigrant entrepreneur knowledge in the tourism industry of island destinations 9. Cultivating the Chinese market through destination loyalty: enhancing resilience in the Maldives 10. Tourists really do behave responsibly toward the environment in Camiguin Province, Philippines 11. Community meaning making for tourism sustainability on Madura Island, Indonesia 12. The integrated touristic villages: an Indonesian model of sustainable tourism? 13. Resilience and Non-Linear Change in Island Tourism Conclusion Afterword