Tourist Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Tourist Studies is 7. 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 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Exploring the world together: The colonial continuity of family adventure travel25
Social innovations and sustainability of tourism: Insights from public sector in Kemi, Finland18
‘If not now, then never’: Conceptualising the grad trip17
Ebbs and flows of precarity and hope: Editor-in-chief notes15
Volunteer tourism in the context of development thinking14
Constructing extraordinary experience from everyday life: Zibo barbecue check-in vlogs’ digital narratives13
Social exclusion and conflict in a rural tourism community: A case study from Likeng Village, China11
Understanding the crafting tactics: Using online writing to deal with negative travel experiences11
Spaces, places, and tourismscapes: Editor-in-Chief notes10
On the Tracks of Musical Screenscapes: Analysing the Emerging Phenomenon of Bollywood Filmi-song Tourism in Iceland9
Interscopic fan travelscape: Hybridizing tourism through sport and art8
Dark tourism and Rwandan media industries: Promoting nation and the mythology of memory8
Chinese tourists’ changing behavior in package tours: The suppliers’ account8
Responsible tourists in the time of Covid-19?8
One village, many nostalgias: The entanglements of embodied scopic regimes in the landscape production of Chinese nostalgia tourism8
Wild bears, real bears and zoo bears: Authenticity and nature in Anthropocene tourism7
Tourism narratives in art, ethnography and (social) media: Editors-in-chief notes7
Emerging from the shadows of the COVID-19 pandemic and building back better: Tourist Studies and Asian critical tourism scholarship7
Ontological politics in competing tourismscapes: The rise of a public on the Nayarit Riviera, Mexico7
‘Hayan na ang mga Hampas-dugo! (the Penitents are coming!)’: Penitensya as religious-dark tourism7
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