Research Agenda for Creative Tourism

Edited by Nancy Duxbury, Researcher and Co-coordinator, Cities, Cultures, and Architecture Research Group, Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra, Portugal and Greg Richards, Professor of Placemaking and Events, Breda University of Applied Sciences and Professor in Leisure Studies, Tilburg University, the Netherlands

• Contents:1. Advancing creative tourism research and practice in a dynamic and diversifying contextNancy Duxbury and Greg Richards Part I The creative tourist and creative tourism experiences2. Nurturing the creative tourist in MalaysiaSiow-Kian Tan and Siow-Hooi Tan3. The role of authenticity in rural creative tourismManuela Blapp and Ondrej Mitas4. The value of experience in culture and tourism: The power of emotionsDaniela Angelina Jelinčić and Matea SenkićPart IIForms of creative tourism destinations5. Creative tourism in creative outpostsPatrick Brouder6. Stories of design, snow, and silence: Creative tourism landscape in LaplandSatu Miettinen, Jaana Erkkilä-Hill, Salla-Mari Koistinen, Timo Jokela, and Mirja Hiltunen7. Coffee tourism as creative tourism: Implications from Gangneung’s experiencesU-Seok Seo8. Montréal: A creative tourism destination? Marie-Andrée DelislePart III Creative tourism in local development 9. Creative tourism in Santa Fe, New MexicoBrent Hanifl10. Local impacts of creative tourism initiativesJutamas (Jan) Wisansing and Thanakarn (Bella) Vongvisitsin11. The development of creative tourism in rural areas of Russia: Issues of entrepreneurial ability, cooperation, and social inclusionMarina Matetskaya, Alexandra Svyatunenko, and Olga Gracheva12. Creative tourist regions as a basis for public policyMagnus Luiz Emmendoerfer Part III Creative tourism networks and platforms13. Good and not-so-good practices in creative tourism networks and platforms: An international reviewPaula Remoaldo, Olga Matos, Isabel Freitas, Hélder Lopes, Vítor Ribeiro, Ricardo Gôja, and Miguel Pereira14. Towards a research agenda in creative tourism: A synthesis of suggested future research trajectories Nancy Duxbury and Greg RichardsIndex

'This fascinating new book with its diversity of authors and international case studies provides fresh insights into the dynamic field of creative tourism. The authors focus on topical themes such as experience design, co-creation, authenticity, transformation, sense of place and sustainability. The work identifies important gaps in research, as well as emphasizing implications for policy and planning.'--Melanie Kay Smith, Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Budapest Metropolitan University, Hungary