Although digital-free tourism is growing in popularity, research in this area has not unpacked
the complex power relations between humans and technology through a critical perspective …

Dark events are organised events linked to death, disaster and suffering, and this
conceptual study provides a new framework that can be used in their analysis. The …

Attending to the broader wellbeing debates, this study examines the interplay between forest-
based tourism practices and sustainability. It does so by building on Max Weber's notion of …

This article frames dark tourism experiences employing the geographical concept of sublime-
as-affect. We contend that the sublime has features that allow us to analyse it as an affect, an …

Identifying with all humanity is a desirable quality, especially during times of climate change
and pandemics. An exploration of human identity remains an under-researched area in …

Attending to the emergent debates on tourism and (in) justice, this study critically examines
the role of the Walled Off Hotel, Banksy's tourism-artistic intervention in Palestine, in …

In a pandemic-warped world, consumer culture is characterized by an atmosphere of fear,
which is found in all sorts of unsettling spaces. This paper explores the “atmosfearic …

Tactile engagement is a critical aspect of tourist experiences. Embodied cognition theory
suggests a direct correlation between physical sensations and psychological perceptions …

This study responses to call for an evidentiary frame that incorporates the contested views of
cultural trauma in dark tourism sites. Central to this contestation is a failure to break down …

Purpose Little is known about the overall meaning of the Chernobyl exclusion zone (CEZ)
from the visitors' point of view. Conceptualizing the zone as a storyscape and its narratives …