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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part 1: Sociocultural Developments -- Introduction -- 1. Negotiating Asian Identities in London and Other Gateway Cities / Shaw, Stephen J. -- 2. Discovering or Intruding? Guided Tours in the Ethnic District Matonge in Brussels / Diekmann, Anya / Cloquet, Isabelle -- 3. The Potential for Roma Tourism in Hungary / Smith, Melanie / Zátori, Anita -- Part 2: Community Perceptions -- Introduction -- 4. Reflections on Ethnic and Minority Communities as a Tool for Improving Intercultural Change in Tourism / Moufakkir, Omar / Reisinger, Yvette -- 5. Shifting Perceptions: Negotiating Place and Space in the Israeli Desert Frontier Town of Mitzpe Ramon / Schmidt, Joshua -- 6. Slum Dwellers' Perceptions of Tourism in Dharavi, Mumbai / Chowdhary, Nimit / Diekmann, Anya -- Part 3: Visitor Experiences -- Introduction -- 7. Would You Be a Favela Tourist? Confronting Expectations and Moral Concerns Among Brazilian and Foreign Potential Tourists / Vilarouca, Márcio Grijó / Freire-Medeiros, Bianca -- 8. Chinatowns as Tourist Attractions in Australia / Collins, Jock -- Part 4: Development Policies -- Introduction -- 9. Ethnic Tourism in Rural China: Cultural or Economic 'Development'? / Graburn, Nelson -- 10. Jewish Culture and Tourism in Budapest / Zátori, Anita / Smith, Melanie -- 11. Pink Tourism in Cape Town: The Development of the Post-Apartheid Gay Quarter / Venske, Esti -- Conclusions -- References -- Index

3Social Tourism Today: Stakeholders, and Supply and Demand FactorsAnya Diekmann, Scott McCabe and Lynn Minnaert; An Explanatory Framework for the Common Organisational Structure of Social Tourism in Europe; Figure 3.1 The common organisational structure for European social tourism; Unpacking the Demand for Social Tourism; Social Tourism Systems; Figure 3.2 Social tourism provision structures; Intermediary Organisations; Commercial and Social Tourism: An Ambivalent Relationship; Developing Unified Social Tourism Implementation Schemes; Conclusions; Case Study 3: Family Holiday Association.

Social tourism is the practice of offering programmes, events and activities to enable all population groups to enjoy tourism. This book encourages readers to think critically about challenges faced by the sector, as well as promote research bridging theory and practice in order to move towards more effective social tourism initiatives.