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Sustainable Narratives and Technologies in Tourism

 Sustainable Narratives and Technologies in Tourism 


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This post will be updated in 2026 when full details of the new textbook are announced by Routledge. The ISBNs and the main DOI are now available for you to cite the new book in references and bibliographies:

Chowdhury, D., Mansfield, C. & Potočnik Topler, J. (Eds.) (2026). Sustainable Narratives and Technologies in Tourism. Abingdon: Routledge. Hardback ISBN: 978104125536 Paperback ISBN: 9781041255376 E-book ISBN: 9781003747185 DOI: 10.4324/9781003747185.

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  1. Philipp11 December 2025 at 13:21

    Very nice cover and interesting topic. Looking forward to it!

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    1. Dr C Mansfield13 December 2025 at 08:10

      Thank you for the comment. More news in the New Year

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  2. IchbinsausBinz11 December 2025 at 16:09

    Looking forward to reading this - and looking at the cover I now fancy a swim!

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