Routledge Leisure and Tourism Landscapes - Social Geographies

Explore the evolving relationship between spatial identity and meaning in this academic text from Routledge. As leisure, tourism, culture, and heritage become more significant mediators of identity, this book places them within the context of poststructuralist geographies. This work provides a deep look into how leisure and tourism influence the production, representation, and consumption of landscape. The first section of the book explores various ways of seeing or representing landscapes, while the second half examines different forms of productive consumption within the tourism sector. By analyzing both the symbolic and material spaces of leisure and tourism, this book offers a comprehensive perspective for students and professionals studying social and cultural geographies.