Purpose This paper aims to present a conceptual model that identifies and relates the
different approaches and thematic areas in the research area of tourism and gender …

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented “super-shock” for the tourism
industry. How tourism academia relates to this unpredictable context is anyhow not yet …

Women are strongly represented in the tourism workforce, albeit mainly in low-level,
precarious positions. In management or on board of directors, on the other hand, women are …

It is long overdue for tourism research to move beyond the basic question of whether gender
matters, because there is no humanity (or human phenomenon) without gender dimensions …

Despite ongoing problems with gender inequalities in tourism, little is known about gender
differences in first and solo authorships, collaboration, and choice of research approaches …

Planned events can be considered as texts, conveying and interpreting the social order of a
community. Academic conferences and conventions also represent a community; they …

Tourism academia owes its legitimacy to an established process whereby we employ
methodologies rigorously to issues within our sphere of interest to apply, test or generate …

For more than 75 years tourism academia has evolved from humble beginnings in catering
and hospitality degrees to become an institutionalised and global knowledge creation …

While research has increasingly examined women empowerment, empowerment processes
for ethnic minority women in tourism remain underexplored. This study helps address this …

With critical feminism as its epistemological lens, this study employed a content analysis on
the 121 events organised and/or held by the United Nations World Tourism Organization …