Routledge Virtual Globalization: Virtual Spaces/Tourist Spaces

Explore the connection between telecommunications and tourism in this academic study from Routledge. This book examines how these two forces shape the nature of space, place, and urban environments during the late twentieth century. It provides a deep look at how these agents help produce homogenous world-spaces and how those spaces influence new political and cultural identities. This volume is a valuable resource for academic research and classroom learning. It is designed to support those studying the changing landscape of our globalized world. Whether you are researching the evolution of urban spaces or the impact of media on travel, this text offers necessary perspectives on how technology and movement redefine our sense of place.