This paper critically explores decolonial theory and its relevance for tourism studies. We
suggest that while postcolonial and related critical theoretical perspectives furthered …

Periodic assessment of the 'state of play'in research outputs is an essential process for
gauging academic progress and latent trends within a field of study. Bibliometric analysis of …

A liberation in 'soft science'inquiry over recent decades has opened up ontological,
epistemological and methodological opportunities, but this empowerment is often under …

Purpose Tourism and hospitality research is frequently cross language in nature; yet,
English is the most used language to disseminate research findings. The use of thematic …

Economic, environmental and social forces have changed the way we are developing our
cities. A range of theoretical constructs have been explored to provide direction for …

With the tourism sector being urged to contribute to the UN's 2030 Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs), tourism educators need to develop industry leaders with “strong …

In recent years, tourism research has been affected by a “critical turn”, as part of a wider
trend across the social sciences (Ateljevic, Harris, Wilson, & Collins, 2005; Bianchi, 2009; …

Results The results for hypothesis testing are available in Table 3. Overall, the null
hypothesis was rejected for seven of the nine variables (factors) under study. Only “F2–Fast …

Drawing on qualitative data gathered from educators based in the United Kingdom, this
paper examines their perceptions of significant challenges facing contemporary hospitality …

This conceptual paper contributes to tourism knowledge by proposing a spirituality-based
platform in tourism higher education. Through this platform, the authors show how tourism …