Literary Tourism

Ian Jenkins (Edited By) Dr Ian Jenkins is a geographer who has worked in the tourism and leisure industries for the last twenty seven years as a researcher, senior lecturer, consultant and director of several research units. His work has resulted in numerous publications including industry reports, conference papers, academic articles and book chapters; he has also been a peer reviewer for journal articles. Some of the research projects he has been involved with have resulted in legislative change and improved industry standards. In addition, he has undertaken work for prestigious organisations such as UNESCO, British Council, British Standards Institute, Health and Safety Executive, VisitWales and CEN. His research and consultancy expertise covers subjects such as: responsible/sustainable tourism, niche tourism development, risk and safety management and adventure tourism. Ian is currently an examiner for the University of South Wales and has recently been an external examiner for the University of Birmingham at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and also a PhD examiner at Cranfield University. Ian has been the co-editor of a special edition of the Laureate Hospitality Journal.Katrín Anna Lund (Edited By) Professor Katrín Anna Lund is an anthropologist who has worked at the Department of Tourism and Geography, University of Iceland, for the past 10 years. Previously she has researched and lectured at Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, University of Aberdeen and Queens University, Belfast. She has done research in Spain, Scotland and Iceland. Her research has focused on tourism, travel and the perception of landscape but landscape studies have been central in her work on travel and tourism with a special emphasis on walking and narratives. Recently she has been studying destination making in tourism with a special focus on Arctic peripheries as well as Northern Light tourism. Katrín is the co-editor, with Professor Karl Benediktsson, of Conversations with Landscape that was published by Ashgate 2010 and Green Ice: Tourism Ecologies in the European High North, with Dr. Simone Abram, published by Palgrave Pivot. She has also published journal articles in a variety of journals, as well as book chapters.

• Part 1: Theory Relating to Literature and the Tourist Experience 1: Travelling Against Time: Flemish Authors Travelling to Italy in the Interwar Period 2: 'Magic Realism' Of Vilnius: Conceptualization of Literary Tourist Gaze Based On Tales Of The Old Vilnius by Max Frei 3: Visionary Trends in Jules Verne’s The Floating Island 4: Connecting Temporalities: Walking Through Narratives of Guilt and Passion 5: Frontier Travel Narratives: Imagining the American West Through Novels 6: The Making of the Literary City: Edinburgh, Barcelona and Óbidos Part 2: Practical Applications of Literature to the Tourist Experience and Tourist Industry 7: Reimagining Emulative Journeys: From Classical Texts to Contemporary Travel Writing in the Digital Age 8: Response and Responsibility: Poets as Guides for Tourists 9: Learning at Literary Festivals 10: Library Tourism Part 3: Case Studies of Literary Tourism and their Effects on the Tourist 11: The Hay Festival: A Longitudinal Study on its Attributes and the Sustainable Impacts on a Small Welsh Town 12: Literary Tourism in the Indian Sub-Continent 13: Making Literary Places 14: Tourism of Literary Writing: The Brazilian Author as an International Tourist in the Amores Expressos Collection 15: Stay Eat Love: Travel Books, Italy and the Emotional Geographies of Place 16: Literary Tourism: Conclusions and Practical Applications