Tourist Studies

Papers
(The median citation count of Tourist Studies is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
‘If not now, then never’: Conceptualising the grad trip30
Tiny witnesses: Preschoolers’ embodied encounters with dark heritage and parental silence in a Chinese Art Museum27
Editors-in-chief notes26
Emotion, memory, and national identity: Vietnamese youth experiences of dark tourism21
Ebbs and flows of precarity and hope: Editor-in-chief notes21
Assembling legitimacy, translating Buddhism: Lingshan–Nianhua Bay and destination formation in contemporary China19
Constructing extraordinary experience from everyday life: Zibo barbecue check-in vlogs’ digital narratives17
Volunteer tourism in the context of development thinking16
Engineering the sacred: Ritual design, emotional synchrony, and global youth identity at Tomorrowland14
Mirrors, labour, and contested ground: Tourism research at the intersection of heritage, resistance, and crisis: Editors-in-chief notes13
Understanding the crafting tactics: Using online writing to deal with negative travel experiences11
Dark tourism and Rwandan media industries: Promoting nation and the mythology of memory10
Responsible tourists in the time of Covid-19?10
Spaces, places, and tourismscapes: Editor-in-Chief notes10
How Chinese ethnic villagers perform rurality in tourism: Perspectives of embodiment and new materialism9
Tourism narratives in art, ethnography and (social) media: Editors-in-chief notes9
Making continuity: How multiple production networks sustain Huimo as an intangible cultural heritage9
Chinese tourists’ changing behavior in package tours: The suppliers’ account9
Ontological politics in competing tourismscapes: The rise of a public on the Nayarit Riviera, Mexico8
Emerging from the shadows of the COVID-19 pandemic and building back better: Tourist Studies and Asian critical tourism scholarship7
Wild bears, real bears and zoo bears: Authenticity and nature in Anthropocene tourism7
Travel as rite, privilege as right: Grad trips and the social reproduction of class in Singapore6
Dwelling on the move: Negotiating home and place with resident communities6
Tourism mobilities, tourist performances: Editors-in-chief’s notes6
Not just sightseeing but resonating: reframing the trouble with the good life in post-tourism5
The road back to performance: Promise and precarity of tourism development for the lives of Siem Reap dancers5
“We’re no longer the senzala ”: Race, space, and difference in the Ethnic Capital of Brazil5
‘Enjoyers’, ‘seekers’ and ‘vacationers’. Proposal for a typology of motorhome travellers in Europe5
The fishes strike back! A temporal-material-discursive analysis of a defunct aquarium5
Guest experience at internet-celebrated B&Bs: A media-spectacle inquiry5
Restructuring human-animal relations in rural tourism destinations5
Navigating touristification through social entrepreneurship: Community-based tourism in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico4
Confronting labour loss in the tourist city4
Tourism and settler colonialism: Unraveling neoliberal façades and spatial dispossession4
“I would like to see some changes”: Tourism as perceived by Canarians4
Migrant support volunteer tourism facing crises: Patchwork autoethnographies on Lesvos (Greece)4
Is it the “end of tourism as such” or a new beginning? Response to José López-González and Michalis Nikolakakis4
Editors’ Notes3
Editors-in-chief notes3
‘I had more time to listen to my inner voice’: Zen meditation tourism for Generation Z3
Curating the music city: The accommodation sector in Glasgow’s music tourism ecology3
More-than-food tourism3
Encountering pandas and their valleys in precarious times: A tourism assemblage perspective3
Introduction to precarity and hope3
‘He Wei Gui’: The wisdom and action of tourism photography vendors to handle conflicts in Canton Tower Scenic Area3
Defending against out-migration: Rural precarity, tourism, and hope in Quilotoa, Ecuador3
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