Richards, Greg; Wilson, Julie

This book is the first exploration of the relationship between tourism and creativity and its consequences for tourism development in different parts of the world.

1. Tourism Development Trajectories: From Culture to Creativity? Part 1: Spaces, Enclaves and Clusters 2. Creativity and Tourism in Rural Environments 3. From Fantasy City to Creative City 4. Creative Spaces, Tourism and the City 5. Tourists, the Creative Class and Distinctive Areas in Major Cities: The Roles of Visitors and Residents in Developing New Tourism Areas Part 2: Building Creative Tourism Supply 6. Creative Tourism Supply: Creating Culturally Empathetic Destinations 7. Tourist Quality Labels: An Incentive for the Sustainable Development of Creative Clusters as Tourist Attractions? 8. Creativity in Tourism Experiences: The Case of Sitges 9. Creative Tourism New Zealand: The Practical Challenges of Developing Creative Tourism Part 3: Consuming Lifestyles 10. Student Communities as Creative Landscapes: Evidence from Venice 11. Amsterdam as a Gay Tourism Destination in the Twenty-First Century 12. Ethnic Quarters in the Cosmopolitan-Creative City 13. Ethnic Entrepreneurs, Ethnic Precincts and Tourism: The Case of Sydney, Australia Part 4: Creative Industries and Tourism 14. Economic Clustering, Tourism and the Creative Industries in Plymouth: Developing a Practical Tool for Impact Assessment 15. Creative Industries and Tourism in the Developing World: The Example of South Africa 16. Creative Industries and Tourism in Singapore 17. Creativities in Tourism Development