Abstract
Tourism geography has been a latecomer to the interdisciplinary field of tourism studies, well short on theoretical treatises. Thus, it is most welcome that the Ashgate Series “New Directions in Tourism Analysis” features this groundbreaking work by a group of cultural geographers. Tourism, Performance, and Place is the remarkable, ambitious venture launched by four closely collaborating colleagues from Indiana University. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
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