Linking urban and rural tourism : strategies in sustainability - Linking urban and rural tourism : strategies in sustainability -

Rural-Urban Linkages Fringe Tourism Strategies in Sustainability References I Urban Rural Linkages Discussing Rural-Urban Tourism: A Review of the Literature Urban-Rural Relations and Tourism in the Literature Methodology Results Descriptive statistics Academic contributions resulting from systematic review of the literature Discussion Conclusion and Implications Acknowledgements References Experiencing and Connecting to Nature: An Urban to Rural Association Evaluating Our Place in Nature Experiencing and Valuing Nature Conclusion References Addressing Power: Stakeholder Involvement Within an Integrated Tourism Planning Process Integrated Tourism Stakeholder Involvement in Integrated Tourism Planning Stakeholder theory Actor-network theory Collaboration theory Power, Stakeholder Involvement and the Dispersion of Impacts Power as a construct Power relations within tourism planning Structural approach to power in planning Dispersion of tourism impacts Addressing Power in Integrated Tourism Planning Conclusion References Foodscapes as Alternate Ways of Knowing: Advancing Sustainability and Climate Consciousness through Tactile Space Foodscapes and Alternate Ways of Knowing: Tactile Space, Embodiment and Embeddedness Tangible and Sensory Experiences as Ways of Emotional and Somatic Knowledge Farms and Food as Nature-based Visceral Experiences Farm Experiences: Agritourism and Agroecotourism Recreational Foraging Food and Farms as Learning Experiences Conclusion References II Fringe Tourism Cool Suburbs: A Strategy for Sustainable Tourism?Visitors in Search of the ‘Real’The Real Recedes: Change in a WTC Soft Tourism in Inner London: Getting Off the Beaten Track Suburban Tourism: How Cool is That?Conclusions Note References The Urban-Rural Tourism Relationship: A Case of Suburban Farm Shops Literature Review Methodology Results Merchandising Sourcing Developing tourism Discussion Conclusion References Resident and Tourist Perception of People, Towns and Amenities in Fringe Settings Fringe Communities Tourism and Fringe Communities Study Area Methods Results Descriptive results Perceptions of the county Test results Discussion References III Strategies in Sustainability The Urban-Rural Tourism Mix: A Partnership of Convenience or Sustainability Imperative Background Soshanguve community: A tourism perspective Conceptual Framework Tourism destination competitiveness A pro-poor tourism approach Methodology Survey instrument Sampling Data collection Data analysis Findings and Discussion Potential demand for the Soshanguve tourism product Factor correlation analysis between the activities of visitors to the City of Tshwane Conclusions and Recommendations References From Centre to Periphery: Inequality, Indigeneity and Domestic Tourism in Guatemala Methodological Approach Tourism in Guatemala: Strangers and Neighbours Urban-Rural Mobility: Shared and Contested Spaces Economic Inequality: The Space Between Culture and Ethnicity: Constructed and Reconstructed Identities Discussion Limitations and Suggestions for Future Research Conclusion References Beyond Economic Development: Can the Arts Lead Communities Out of Poverty?Methods Providing Direct Employment Attracting Investment and Improving Property Values Keeping it Local and Equitable Cultural Tourism Discussion Notes References Theme Park as a Link between Urban and Rural Territories Literature Review Urban planning vs rural space Separation vs. dependence Imaginary narratives vs. local territorial narratives Methodology The Case of Parc Safari in the Province of Quebec Description of the host area Tourism Narration at Work Parc Safari tourism narrations Host community tourism narrative Discussion Tourism discourses with divergent narratives An opening towards the surrounding areas struggling to give the desired results A planning framework at crossroads Conclusion References Connecting Urban to Rural: Can the San Francisco- Napa Valley Relationship be Facilitated in Pennsylvania?The San Francisco-Napa Valley Relationship San Francisco/Bay Area visitor characteristics and economic impact Napa Valley visitor characteristics and economic impact Napa Valley attractions Transportation infrastructure Connecting Philadelphia and Nearby Wineries Philadelphia visitor characteristics and economic impact Wineries near Philadelphia Philadelphia countryside attractions Transportation infrastructure The Travel Cost Method Conclusion Notes References Farm and Food Tourism as a Strategy for Linking Rural and Urban Land, People and Place: The Case of Western North Carolina Agritourism, Culinary Tourism, Farm and Food Tourism Agritourism Culinary tourism Methods Case Study: Farm and Food Tourism in Western North Carolina Rural-urban linkages System dynamics Discussion Community benefits Conclusion Note References Utah Farm-Chef-Fork: Linking Rural Growers with Urban Chefs to Enhance Local Food Sourcing Growth in Food Tourism and Demand for Local Foods Local Food Sourcing Benefits to Growers and Communities Barriers to Local Food Sourcing Utah Farm-Chef-Fork Programme Overview Impacts on Local Food Sourcing Educational workshops Networking mingles Discussion and Future Direction References Corporate Sustainability as an Opportunity for Tourism Partnerships: A Case Study on Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Integrated Rural Tourism Tourism Partnerships Corporate Sustainability Case Study Methodology Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Background Partnerships Local Sourcing Community Interests Discussion Conclusion References