Design-Based Learning in Hospitality Education: A Future Perspective and Practical Guide  Join us for Design-Based Learning in Hospitality Education: A Future Perspective and Practical Guide, a…

It’s Peer Review Week and in this post our Editorial Director Anna Roderick explains why, despite its challenges, peer review is so important to us, and offers some top tips for reviewers. I’…

Australians love a holiday, but are increasingly making travel plans around unpredictable weather.

Design-Based Learning in Hospitality Education: A Future Perspective and Practical Guide  Join us for Design-Based Learning in Hospitality Education: A Future Perspective and Practical Guide, a…

Dark tourism ranges from visits to memorials, to tours that glorify violence.

One of the areas we are deeply committed to is decolonisation and southern epistemologies. In 2022, we launched our dedicated series, Global Forum on Southern Epistemologies, which has since grown …

Global supply chains lead to companies capturing most of the value, while suppliers – and especially workers – get a much smaller share.

Our Aspects of Tourism (AOT) series has been going for over 25 years now, with the first book published in August 2000 – Frances Brown and Derek Hall’s Tourism in Peripheral Areas. However, t…

Raymond Rastegar discusses his book (co-edited with Freya Higgins-Desbiolles and Roshis Krishna Shrestha) "Climate Justice in Tourism". The book is available on our website:…

On the eve of the world’s biggest sporting event, a tourism expert has issued a warning about what tourism is meant to achieve and who benefits from it. Professor Sally...

We recently published Halal and Islamic Tourism by Hera Oktadiana. In this post the author explains what Halal tourism actually means. The significant growth of Muslim travellers has transformed Ha…

With the exception of the Covid-19 pandemic, 2025 saw the biggest drop in foreign visitors to the US in two decades due, in part, to presidential rhetoric and policies. The full cost of this downturn…

Canada’s tourism industry enters the summer riding one of the strongest years on record, but high airfares, rising fuel costs and a troubled geopolitical climate could change this year’s outlook.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Tommi explains what we’re doing to try and make our books as accessible as possible. Multilingual Matters & Channel View Publications has always b…

This month we published Decolonising Tourism Education by Sally Everett. In this post the author explains how the book came about and what suggestions it makes for doing tourism education different…

This spring we published Tourism, Events and Leisure Perspectives on the Eurovision Song Contest edited by Oscar Vorobjovas-Pinta and Jack Shepherd. Now, with Eurovision week finally upon us, we tu…