Handbook on Tourism Gentrification

Edited by Maria Gravari-Barbas and Sandra Guinand

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This insightful Handbook explores the relationship between tourism and gentrification, focusing on the post COVID-19 era. It examines the conceptual links between these two social phenomena, outlining the spaces in which tourist gentrification has taken place and its consequences.

Keywords: Gentrification; Urban Tourism; Overtourism; Historic Urban Neigborhoods; Tourism Regulation; Urban Regeneration (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
ISBN: 9781035327348
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Chapters in this book:

The relationship between gentrification and tourism in a neoliberal, mobile world: current situation and future prospects

Maria Gravari-Barbas and Sandra Guinand

Part I Introduction – reconsidering tourism gentrification

Maria Gravari-Barbas and Sandra Guinand

Tourism gentrification: a literature review

Sandra Guinand

Tourism gentrification as an extractive and colonial device

Giacomo-Maria Salerno

Tourist alienation: spatial alienation in gentrification and touristification studies

Ibán Díaz-Parra

Capturing tourism gentrification-induced displacement in Reykjavík: land use changes and stories of those displaced

Anne-Cécile Mermet

Gentrification and deconcentration of tourist flows in European cities: paradoxes of counterproductive solutions

Agnieszka Niezgoda and Michał Żemła

A theoretical debate on gentrification and touristification: drawbacks, limitations and ambivalences

Jorge Sequera

Part II Introduction – places of tourism gentrification expressions

Maria Gravari-Barbas and Sandra Guinand

Tourism, urban policies and commercial gentrification: an outlook from Lisbon

Pedro Guimarães

Producing spaces for aspiration in Hamburg, Germany: post-political governance, business improvement districts and tourism gentrification

Susanna F. Schaller

Overtourism and gentrification in the eastern Mediterranean coastal cities: the need for a sustainable and integrated approach in World Heritage sites

Snezana Bobic and Mina Akhavan

Regenerating Khedival Cairo: tourism gentrification in the nexus of state-led regeneration and real estate entrepreneurship

Maria Gravari-Barbas and Lamiaa Abudief Zied

Urban transformation in the Chueca neighbourhood (Madrid): from deterioration to gay gentrification and touristification

María García-Hernández, Manuel de la Calle Vaquero and Carmen Mínguez

Moving to the tourist city: new residents’ perspectives on tourism and quality of life in Venice's historical centre

Emanuele Giordano

Tourism-led gentrification in urban Africa: a perspective from Southern Africa

Gustav Visser and Anele Horn

Power dynamics and negotiated space: analysis of multiple trajectories of tourism gentrification in the Guangzhou-Foshan urban agglomeration, China

Liang Liang

Tourism gentrification as a factor in urban fragmentation and inequality in Palma (Majorca, Spain)

Jesús M. González-Pérez

Part III Introduction – tourism gentrification's variegated features

Maria Gravari-Barbas and Sandra Guinand

WangHong gentrification in China: the social media transformation of Tianjin's former concessions

Chensi Shen

Re-enchanting the walkable city: controversies and turmoil in Athens's public space

Dimitra Kanellopoulou

Yard by yard, life is (not) hard: tourism gentrification and the extension of the pedestrian zone in old town Belgrade1

Miloš Ničić

The mayor, the super-rich and the “reinvention” of Paris: towards a transectoral analysis of Paris gentrification

Maria Gravari-Barbas

Luxury tourism and Alpine gentrification in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic

Magda Bolzoni, Giovanni Semi and Marta Tonetta

Transforming Pigalle: the gentrified evolution of the Paris red-light district

Allison Blythe Strickland and Maria Gravari-Barbas

Commercial and cultural gentrification in urban context: the case of Kadıköy in Istanbul

Ece Arslan

The touristification of Lisbon's nightlife: impacts on the tangible and the intangible cultural heritage

Jordi Nofre, Manuel Garcia-Ruiz, João Carlos Martins and Guilherme Teixeira Costa

Counter-narratives of gentrification: equity-based placemaking and cultural district planning in Little Jamaica, Toronto, Canada

Kelley A. McClinchey

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