Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue, 2022

Center for Tourism Research (CTR) started publishing  the journal "Wakayama Tourism Review" in 2021. In addition to the regular issue, CTR has published Vol. 3 Special Issue.

This issue contains 12 articles developed based on research presentations by CTR researchers at the“International Tourism Research Salon”, held in March 8-9, 2022. The PDF version can be downloaded from Wakayama University's Academic Repository.

 

 

 

 

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Wakayama Tourism Review Vol.3 Special Issue (2022.3) 

Editors in Chief: Joseph M. Cheer, Hayato Nagai

Center for Tourism Research, Wakayama University

ISSN (Online) 2436-3839

ISSN (Print) 2436-892X

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Contents

Preface   Joseph M. Cheer

1.  Introduction to Wakayama Tourism Review Vol. 3      Ricardo Nicolas Progano

2.  Events: Mirror to the past self and beacon for the future self?      Faith Ong

3.   A virtual tour for change: Exploring transformational potential      Meghan L. Muldoon

4.  The atmospheric gaze as a guiding principle in destination development      Michael Volgger

5.  Exploring the constraints of women entrepreneurs in developing countries: Evidence from      the literature      Kaede Sano & Nozomi Saito

6.  Socially engaged art tourism, in-migrants micro-entrepreneurship, and peripheral island      revitalization      Meng Qu

7.  Responsible animal tourism in Japan: Opportunities for a ‘guilt-free’ future      Émilie Crossley

8.  Journey to well-being: On the role of culture and place in Japanese spiritual tourism      Januschka Budimka Irmtraut Schmidt, Leonieke Bolderman, Peter Groote & Arie Stoffelen

9.  Tourism, rural revitalization and young entrepreneurs      Kazue Nakamoto & Joseph M. Cheer

10.  International working holiday makers in the Niseko area: Research agenda       Kyoko Morikoshi & Hayato Nagai

11.  Cultural tourism in extraordinary times: Hobart’s 2021 Dark Mofo festival, COVID-19 and        Australia’s state human bio-security regimes       Philip Hayward

12.  Addressing water scarcity in the Japanese tourism sector: A pro-environmental behaviour        approach        Husna Zainal Abidin & Pablo Pereira-Doel

13.  Gender-based violence in tourism field research: An immediate action plan        Heike Schänsel