Relying on extensive fieldwork, in this paper I give voice to long-term residents in the city
center of Barcelona, Spain, and explore how they feel about the tourism-led transformation …

ABSTRACT A wide range of expressions have been used to refer to residential mobilities
related to leisure, a complex phenomenon whose conceptual boundaries continue to be …

Transnational gentrifications have been occurring at the crossroads of capital investment
fuelled to satisfy the remarkable increase of so-called leisure-oriented mobilities. Such …

At present, the planning and management of historic districts are faced with the challenge of
striking a balance between the needs of residents and seasonal pressures from visitors …

This paper discusses the paradox of atmosphere in urban tourism and reflects on how
atmospheric production can become a tool to improve urban liveability. I draw on …

Poststructuralist and postcolonial critiques have led to a necessary corrective in the social
sciences, but arguments about difference and incommensurability are also mobilised to put …

Digital Nomads (those working for higher wages in developed countries but living in less
expensive locations, most often in the Global South) are known for their ability to practice …

During the last few years, Athens is experiencing a substantial increase in tourist inflows,
while transforming from a one-day stop destination during summer to a year-round, city …

A highly heterogenous group of actors develops, owns, manages, and purchases tourism
property around the globe. In this paper, we discuss the rise of “tourism‐led rentier …

During the past decade, digital platforms like Airbnb and Uber have enabled the
development of a new generation of entrepreneurs in tourism and mobility. The mediation of …