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 Call for chapters

 


Sustainable Narratives and Technologies in Tourism

 

What will tourism look like in the 2030s? Tourism destination development will take sustainability as a given. Social media and emerging technologies will be integrated in the stories of co-created visitor experience. Are you working in these converging areas?  

 

Following the success of our research monograph with Routledge and its teaching companion, we are looking for contributors for a new collection.

 

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Chapters of up to 8000 words, including references. Each chapter to explore a tourism or hospitality development as a case study with details of underpinning theory. Provide example questions and answers for students, and PowerPoint® slides for lecturers to use your chapter in their modules.  

 

Please submit your chapter proposal either via the Google Form using the button or, if you prefer, please download the WORD document, add your text, save and email.

 

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Timeline for Chapter Submission

28 May 2025 Call for Chapter Proposals on LinkedIn and via direct emails

30 June 2025 Closing date for chapter proposal of up to 150 words.

Thursday 3 July 2025 Initial approval and request for draft*

Monday 21 July 2025 *Draft = First 2000 words, Section headings, and first 5 main references to academic journal articles and textbooks. Contributor to upload as a Microsoft WORD docx to the shared OneDrive folder. Please use Times New Roman font. Please write and spellcheck in English (United Kingdom) if you normally write in British English. Use US English if that is your usual academic language. Only submissions in English accepted. Do not use AI.

By Thursday 31 July 2025 Final confirmation to proceed with writing your full text, including any comments, requests and suggestion from the editors.

Thursday 21 August 2025 Final deadline for submission of full chapter text up to 8000 words with full list of References.

Follow this page for updates, please

Guidelines and Suggestions for Writing your Complete Chapter

Aim for about 15 references to journal articles or academic textbooks. Give their DOI: too if you can find it. Try to avoid references to websites by re-writing and explaining their content if possible. Before sending in your full chapter, use Control-F to find each of your References to make sure that they are in the list of references at the end of your chapter. Then vice-versa, to make sure that all those in your list are cited within the body.  

Finally, set and provide model answers for 2 questions for students, aim for second year undergraduate students, that is UK Higher Education Level 5 to Level 6. And prepare a PowerPoint of 14 or 15 slides with a script. We can give you access to an example of these to provide you with some guidance and ideas.

Language: Please write in UK English or US English, whichever you feel more comfortable in using. 


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