Adelina Stefan is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Contemporary and Digital History at University of Luxembourg and Cultural Historian of the Cold War with a focus on tourism and consumption in socialist Romania.

• IntroductionInternational Tourism in Socialist Romania and Francoist Spainin the 1950sThe 1960s and the "invention" of mass-tourism in two EuropeanperipheriesRe-mapping of Tourist Geographies in the 1970sInternational Tourism and Changing Patterns of Everyday Life untilthe 1980sForeign Tourists and Underground Consumption PracticesBeach tourism on the Black Sea Coast and Costa del SolConclusion

Adelina Stefan adeptly examines how foreign tourists unintentionally forced both the Franco dictatorship and socialist Romanian regime to take new approaches to consumption. Superbly written and enlightening.

Adelina Stefan is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Contemporary and Digital History at University of Luxembourg and Cultural Historian of the Cold War with a focus on tourism and consumption in socialist Romania.

• IntroductionInternational Tourism in Socialist Romania and Francoist Spainin the 1950sThe 1960s and the "invention" of mass-tourism in two EuropeanperipheriesRe-mapping of Tourist Geographies in the 1970sInternational Tourism and Changing Patterns of Everyday Life untilthe 1980sForeign Tourists and Underground Consumption PracticesBeach tourism on the Black Sea Coast and Costa del SolConclusion

Adelina Stefan adeptly examines how foreign tourists unintentionally forced both the Franco dictatorship and socialist Romanian regime to take new approaches to consumption. Superbly written and enlightening.

Adelina Stefan is Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Contemporary and Digital History at University of Luxembourg and Cultural Historian of the Cold War with a focus on tourism and consumption in socialist Romania.

• IntroductionInternational Tourism in Socialist Romania and Francoist Spainin the 1950sThe 1960s and the "invention" of mass-tourism in two EuropeanperipheriesRe-mapping of Tourist Geographies in the 1970sInternational Tourism and Changing Patterns of Everyday Life untilthe 1980sForeign Tourists and Underground Consumption PracticesBeach tourism on the Black Sea Coast and Costa del SolConclusion

Adelina Stefan adeptly examines how foreign tourists unintentionally forced both the Franco dictatorship and socialist Romanian regime to take new approaches to consumption. Superbly written and enlightening.