Temporary migrant workers have long been perceived as outsiders in host societies, despite
these societies being the usual environment in which migrants perform everydayness. This …

The reproduction of social relationships in a rural tourism destination is examined through a
micro-sociological lens that explores residents' everyday interactions. Interaction ritual …

Drawing upon Clifford Geertz's interpretive approach to ritual, this study examines the
meaning of the annual Spring Festival homecoming performed by rural-to-urban migrant …

This research explores the experiences of internal migrant workers to Sharm Elsheikh,
Egypt, where tourism practices can be viewed as an exchange of mobilities and hospitalities …

This article explores the experiences of Japanese youth in Australia on working holiday
visas. Unlike previous studies, which have concentrated on the structural effects that …

The research adopts the mobilities approach to examining the everyday experience of tour
guides. Scholars tend to highlight guides as service providers and cultural brokers, whose …

Mobility for work and travel is often aligned with conceptions of youth and possibilities that
movement entails for cultural capital accumulation and self‐development. This article …

The place-making practices of tourists have long captured the attention of tourism
researchers. This article examines how the everyday practices of backpackers contribute to …

Hostels are synonymous with independent tourists and frequently identified as spaces of
hospitality that enable a number of touristic performances to take place. These performances …

Abstract Working-Holiday Makers (WHMs) are individuals who choose to combine work,
leisure, and travel to varying degrees. WHMs spend a varied amount of time at a destination …