Tourism and Everyday Life in the Contemporary City

The line between tourists and locals continues to blur as those visiting a place seek more meaningful and authentic experiences, and those who live there want new opportunities to explore their home from a unique lens. Tourism and Everyday Life in the Contemporary City examines this entangling by adapting Roche’s (1992) new urban tourism as its analytical framework within the unique context of urban tourism and city life. Edited by Thomas Frisch, Christoph Sommer, Luise Stoltenberg and Natalie Stors, this book provides answers to many important questions regarding key dimensions of urban tourism research, including observations on the mundane yet...