Sustainable Dark Tourism

Pawan Kumar is Professor and Head of the Department of Marketing at Mittal School of Business, Lovely Professional University, Punjab, India.Gurmeet Singh is Head of the Graduate School of Business and Director of the MBA Programme at the University of South Pacific (USP), Fiji, and has over 21 years of experience in teaching, research, consultancy, and executive training.Vipin Nadda is currently serving as Senior Lecturer and Programme Manager (Tourism, Hospitality, and Events) with the University of Sunderland in London.Bindu Aggarwal is currently an Associate Professor of Marketing at the University School of Business at Chandigarh University, Gharaun, Mohali, Punjab, India.Ranjeet Verma is currently working as a Professor at the University School of Business, Chandigarh University, Mohali, Punjab, India.

• 1. Exploring the Psychological and Cultural Motivations for Dark Tourism, 2. Tracing Tragedy: The Historical Evolution of Dark Tourism Across The Globe, 3. Emerging Global Trends in Dark Tourism: The Role of Immersive Technologies and Sustainable Practices, 4. Environmental Sustainability in Dark Tourism: Balancing Memory and Responsibility, 5. Dark Tourism Sustainability: Community Engagement in Zambia, 6. Economic sustainability of dark tourism and the knowledge-motivation-perceived transcendence framework: The role of dark tourism marketing., 7. The Weight Of Memory: Ethical Dilemmas and Heritage Interpretation At The Fosse Ardeatine, 8. "How Much Governance Is Too Much? Framing Future Directions for State Involvement in Sustainable Dark Tourism", 9. Sustainable Dark Tourism: A Global Analysis of Ethical Practices and Visitor Motivation in Sites of Death and Disaster, 10. Honoring the Past, Enabling the Future: Government Initiatives and Global Collaboration in Dark Tourism, 11. International Framework for Dark Tourism, 12. Monetizing memory: A comparative analysis of revenue streams in global and Indian dark tourism sites.

"This insightful chapter offers a vital, evidence-based framework for sustainable dark tourism in the Global South. By rigorously demonstrating community engagement as the critical mediator between cultural heritage and sustainability, it provides an essential model for policymakers and practitioners in Zambia and beyond. A significant contribution to the field."-Professor Brehanu Borji Ayalew, Hawassa University.