Yellow Tourism [electronic resource] : Crime and Corruption in the Holiday Sector /
Papathanassis, Alexis.editor.(orcid)0000-0001-9370-1161https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9370-1161edt
Katsios, Stavros.editor.
Dinu, Nicoleta Ramona.editor.
This book presents the latest research and novel case studies on crime and corruption in the tourism and hospitality industry. It approaches tourism as both a globalised business impacting the livelihood of millions of people, and a highly challenging field of action for national legislators and law enforcement agencies. The global nature and ubiquity of tourism, as well as the core elements of the holiday experience - such as interactions with unknown environments and places, a care-free mind-set, novelty-seeking behaviour and anonymity - render it highly susceptible to victimisation, crime and corruption. Accordingly, the book addresses a comprehensive set of emerging issues, including: conflict and fraud during holidays; criminal and negligence offences at tourists’ expense; exploitation and mistreatment of service workers; deterioration of heritage, cultural and natural resources; and securitisation of tourism.
Part I: CSR, Tourist SAfety & Security -- Part II: Tourism Corruption, Holiday Fraud -- Part III: Systemic Governance and Institutions. .
This book presents the latest research and novel case studies on crime and corruption in the tourism and hospitality industry. It approaches tourism as both a globalised business impacting the livelihood of millions of people, and a highly challenging field of action for national legislators and law enforcement agencies. The global nature and ubiquity of tourism, as well as the core elements of the holiday experience - such as interactions with unknown environments and places, a care-free mind-set, novelty-seeking behaviour and anonymity - render it highly susceptible to victimisation, crime and corruption. Accordingly, the book addresses a comprehensive set of emerging issues, including: conflict and fraud during holidays; criminal and negligence offences at tourists’ expense; exploitation and mistreatment of service workers; deterioration of heritage, cultural and natural resources; and securitisation of tourism.
Tourism.
Management.
International criminal law.
Crime—Sociological aspects.
Corporate governance.
Industrial management—Environmental aspects.
Economic development.
Tourism Management.
International Criminal Law .
Crime and Society.
Corporate Governance.
Sustainability Management.
Regional Development.