Tourism, Globalisation and Cultural Change

Discover the intricate relationship between tourism, globalisation, and cultural change in Donald V. L. Macleod's insightful book, Tourism, Globalisation and Cultural Change. Published by Channel View Publications Ltd in 2004, this captivating paperback consists of 256 pages that delve into the profound impacts of tourism on communities, particularly through the lens of a Canary Island. Macleod's research highlights indigenous experiences while making cross-cultural comparisons with other island communities, offering a rich narrative that intertwines anthropology and cultural studies. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the social aspects of tourism, the hospitality industry, and the broader implications of cultural exchange as shaped by global trends. Whether you are a student, academic, or a travel enthusiast, this work promises to deepen your understanding of the dynamics between tourism and cultural identity.