Giang Thi Phi is currently a researcher at the Hospitality and Tourism Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Duy Tan University, Danang, Vietnam. Giang holds a PhD in Tourism Management from Griffith University, Australia and researches in the areas of event and tourism, social entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainable development. In 2020, Giang organised the first TEFI Walking Workshop in Vietnam to explore pathways for a School of Community-benefit Tourism & Social Entrepreneurship. Dianne Dredge is Director of The Tourism CoLab, professor, entrepreneur and an internationally recognised thought-leader. She works with business, communities and governments to co-create solutions for more sustainable, inclusive and regenerative tourism futures. Dianne is an environmental planner, with higher degrees in tourism, regional development and organisational change.

• Introduction: Critical issues in tourism co-creation Giang T. Phi and Dianne Dredge1. Collaborative tourism-making: an interdisciplinary review of co-creation and a future research agendaGiang T. Phi and Dianne Dredge2. Wildlife tourism through the co-creation lens Giovanna Bertella, M. Fumagalli and V. Williams-Grey 3. Co-creating knowledge in tourism research using the Ketso methodYana Wengel, Alison McIntosh and Cheryl Cockburn-Wootten 4. Co-creating an integrated curriculum alongside community partners: a creative analytic approach Karla Boluk, Meghan Muldoon and Corey Johnson 5. Student living labs as innovation arenas for sustainable tourismEva Maria Jernsand6. ‘Dig where you stand’: values-based co-creation through improvisationJosé-Carlos García-Rosell, Minni Haanpää and Jenny Janhunen7. The co-creation of diverse values and paradigms in small values-based tourism firmsLucia Tomassini8. The changing face of the tour guide: one-way communicator to choreographer to co-creator of the tourist experienceBetty Weiler and Rosemary Black

Giang Thi Phi is currently a researcher at the Hospitality and Tourism Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Duy Tan University, Danang, Vietnam. Giang holds a PhD in Tourism Management from Griffith University, Australia and researches in the areas of event and tourism, social entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainable development. In 2020, Giang organised the first TEFI Walking Workshop in Vietnam to explore pathways for a School of Community-benefit Tourism & Social Entrepreneurship. Dianne Dredge is Director of The Tourism CoLab, professor, entrepreneur and an internationally recognised thought-leader. She works with business, communities and governments to co-create solutions for more sustainable, inclusive and regenerative tourism futures. Dianne is an environmental planner, with higher degrees in tourism, regional development and organisational change.

• Introduction: Critical issues in tourism co-creation Giang T. Phi and Dianne Dredge1. Collaborative tourism-making: an interdisciplinary review of co-creation and a future research agendaGiang T. Phi and Dianne Dredge2. Wildlife tourism through the co-creation lens Giovanna Bertella, M. Fumagalli and V. Williams-Grey 3. Co-creating knowledge in tourism research using the Ketso methodYana Wengel, Alison McIntosh and Cheryl Cockburn-Wootten 4. Co-creating an integrated curriculum alongside community partners: a creative analytic approach Karla Boluk, Meghan Muldoon and Corey Johnson 5. Student living labs as innovation arenas for sustainable tourismEva Maria Jernsand6. ‘Dig where you stand’: values-based co-creation through improvisationJosé-Carlos García-Rosell, Minni Haanpää and Jenny Janhunen7. The co-creation of diverse values and paradigms in small values-based tourism firmsLucia Tomassini8. The changing face of the tour guide: one-way communicator to choreographer to co-creator of the tourist experienceBetty Weiler and Rosemary Black

Giang Thi Phi is currently a researcher at the Hospitality and Tourism Institute, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Duy Tan University, Danang, Vietnam. Giang holds a PhD in Tourism Management from Griffith University, Australia and researches in the areas of event and tourism, social entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainable development. In 2020, Giang organised the first TEFI Walking Workshop in Vietnam to explore pathways for a School of Community-benefit Tourism & Social Entrepreneurship. Dianne Dredge is Director of The Tourism CoLab, professor, entrepreneur and an internationally recognised thought-leader. She works with business, communities and governments to co-create solutions for more sustainable, inclusive and regenerative tourism futures. Dianne is an environmental planner, with higher degrees in tourism, regional development and organisational change.

• Introduction: Critical issues in tourism co-creation Giang T. Phi and Dianne Dredge1. Collaborative tourism-making: an interdisciplinary review of co-creation and a future research agendaGiang T. Phi and Dianne Dredge2. Wildlife tourism through the co-creation lens Giovanna Bertella, M. Fumagalli and V. Williams-Grey 3. Co-creating knowledge in tourism research using the Ketso methodYana Wengel, Alison McIntosh and Cheryl Cockburn-Wootten 4. Co-creating an integrated curriculum alongside community partners: a creative analytic approach Karla Boluk, Meghan Muldoon and Corey Johnson 5. Student living labs as innovation arenas for sustainable tourismEva Maria Jernsand6. ‘Dig where you stand’: values-based co-creation through improvisationJosé-Carlos García-Rosell, Minni Haanpää and Jenny Janhunen7. The co-creation of diverse values and paradigms in small values-based tourism firmsLucia Tomassini8. The changing face of the tour guide: one-way communicator to choreographer to co-creator of the tourist experienceBetty Weiler and Rosemary Black