Tourism in the Mediterranean Sea

Filippo Grasso is Professor of Market Analysis at the University of Messina. He specialises in issues related to the governance of tourism policies and is the delegate of the Rector of the University of Messina for "scientific initiatives in the tourism sector".Bruno S. Sergi is an Instructor on the Economics of Emerging Markets and the Political Economy of Russia and China at Harvard University and an Associate of the Harvard's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies and the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute.

• Chapter 1 Tourism for All: Economic Opportunities and Territorial Constraints for Sustainable Development; Carmen BizzarriChapter 2. Archaeological Research, Dissemination of Knowledge, and Touristic Valorization in a Multi-Layered City: The Example of Taormina, Sicily; Lorenzo CampagnaChapter 3. The Role of Sustainability for the Tourism Recovery in Italy; Federico Massimo Ceschin and Carmen Bizzarri Chapter 4. A New Sustainable Way ... Together: The Ancient Routes in Sicily; Davide Comunale and Fabrizio FerreriChapter 5. Religious Tourism and Sustainability: From Devotion to Spiritual Experience; Alessandro CuginiChapter 6. Place Awareness and Community Tourism: The Case of Sambuca di Sicilia; Fabrizio FerreriChapter 7. Tourism Competitiveness in Mediterranean Countries: A Quantitative Approach; Romana GarganoChapter 8. Consuming Gastronomy While Traveling: What Do Tourist Want? Roberta Garibaldi, Matthew J. Stone, and Andrea PozziChapter 9. Tourism Planning and Resilience Strategies in Inner Areas: Communities in Action in the Madonie Area; Maurizio GiannoneChapter 10. Tourism, Economic Growth and Sustainability in the Mediterranean Region; Filippo Grasso and Daniele Schilirò Chapter 11. Responsibility and Sustainability in International Hotel Chains; Graziano HermannChapter 12. Sustainable Accommodation in a Fragile Tourist Destination: The Matera Case; Nicolaia Iaffaldano, Sonia Ferrari, and Giovanni PadulaChapter 13. For a Responsible, Sustainable and Inclusive Tourism; Bernadette Lo BiancoChapter 14. Roots Tourism: Opportunities for the Territories Deriving from Identity Journeys of Italian Emigrants; Tiziana NicoteraChapter 15. Eco-Sustainable Routes and Religious Tourism: An Opportunity for Local Development. The Case Study of Sicilian Routes; Giuseppe Notarstefano and Susanna GristinaChapter 16. Transport and Tourism Relationship; Francesca PellegrinoChapter 17. Connecting Locals and Visitors: The Case of Street Food; Manuela Pilato, Marco Platania, and Seraphin HuguesChapter 18. Tourism, Transport and Sustainability; Francesca PellegrinoChapter 19. The Economic Resilience of the Urban Destination in Sicily (Italy); Platania MarcoChapter 20. Italy's Island Systems: Competitiveness in the Mediterranean Context; Giovanni Ruggieri and Patrizia Calò