Reworking Tourism explores how "economy" can be done differently in tourism and in the process, it reworks how tourism can deliver social and economic wellbeing in a changing world.

Jenny Cave, PhD, combines extensive experience in the cultural industries of the Global South and Canada with community-academy collaboration. She is Associate Professor in tourism enterprise at Swansea University, Wales, and continues academic roles with Technological University Dublin, Ireland, and University of Waikato, New Zealand.

Dianne Dredge, PhD, combines thought leadership with hands-on practical experience and collaborative action. She is Founder of The Tourism CoLab, and has professorial roles at Lund University, Sweden, and Federation University, Australia.

1. Reworking Tourism: Diverse Economies in a Changing World Jenny Cave and Dianne Dredge 2. Balancing Indigenous Values Through Diverse Economies: A Case Study of Maori Ecotourism Maria Amoamo, Katharina Ruckstuhl and Diane Ruwhiu 3. The Camøno: A Communitarian Walking Trail in the Sharing Economy Szilvia Gyimóthy and Jane W. Meged 4. Development Alternatives in the Pacific: How Tourism Corporates Can Work More Effectively with Local Communities Emma Hughes and Regina Scheyvens 5. Diverse Economies of Collective Value Co-creation: The Open Monuments Event Rita Cannas 6. The Tourism Model in Post-Castro Cuba: Tensions between Ideology and Economic Realities Helene Balslev Clausen and Mario Alberto Velázquez García 7. Stand Up and be Counted-A Diverse Economy Perspective of Air New Zealand Aaron Tham and Benjamin Evers-Swindell 8. Tales of Informality: Tourism Development in Four Ecuadorian Beaches Mathias Pécot, Julio Gavilanes and Andrea Sáenz De Viteri 9. Reworking Student Understanding of Tourism Mobility: Experiences of Migration and Exchange on a Field Trip Carl Cater, Tiffany Low and Ian Keirle