Routledge Handbook on Gender in Tourism

Magdalena Petronella (Nellie) Swart is an Associate Professor in Tourism at the University of South Africa (Unisa) and a Certified Meeting Professional. She holds a DCom in Leadership Performance and Change. Nellie authored and co-authored journal articles, books, book chapters, and several conference proceedings and has organised local and international conferences. Recently she co-edited two tourism handbooks and is a regular speaker at tourism industry events. She is the Chair of the Tourism Educators South Africa (TESA) and the programme leader for the Executive Development Programme for Women in Tourism at Unisa. In 2022 the International Hospitality Institute recognised Nellie as one of the 100 Most Powerful People in Africa Hospitality. She is also recognised as the G100 City Chair for Johannesburg.Wenjie Cai is an Associate Professor in Tourism at the University of Greenwich, United Kingdom. Wenjie gained his PhD in Tourism from the University of Surrey, United Kingdom. Wenjie’s area of expertise and research interests include digital well-being, social inclusion, knowledge creation, technology use, and consumer behaviour. Wenjie aims to advocate digital well-being and support marginalised and disadvantaged groups through his research. Wenjie has more than 30 research outputs, including publications in world-leading journals in the field. His research has been reported globally by more than 500 media.Elaine Chiao Ling Yang is a Senior Lecturer in Tourism at Griffith University. Elaine’s work focuses on the empowerment of marginalised groups in tourism, including women, children and migrants, as travellers, entrepreneurs, and workers. Most of her work entails an intersectionality lens that foregrounds the intertwined gender, race, and cultural identities. She also specialises in solo travel, Asian tourism, and visual research methods. Elaine is an associate editor of Frontiers in Sustainable Tourism (Social Impact of Tourism) and editorial board member of Tourism Management Perspectives. Elaine has received multiple research awards, including the CAUTHE Fellows Award in 2023.Albert Nsom Kimbu is a Reader and Head of the Tourism and Transport Department in the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, University of Surrey, Guildford, United Kingdom. He is also the co-founder of the Gender, Entrepreneurship and Social Policy Institute (GESPi). He is also a Senior Research Fellow at the School of Tourism and Hospitality, University of Johannesburg, South Africa. Dr Kimbu researches gendered entrepreneurial pathways, development-led, and inclusive tourism. He has received funding from the British Academy, Newton Fund, UKRI, UNWTO, UNIDO among others, to consult and undertake research on these topics, resulting in publications in leading tourism management journals, including Annals of Tourism Research, Tourism Management, Journal of Travel Research, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, industry reports, and edited books.

• INTRODUCTION1. Unveiling the Gender Lens in TourismWenjie Cai, Albert Nsom Kimbu, Magdalena Petronella (Nellie) Swart, and Elaine Chiao Ling YangPART 1: TEACHING AND LEARNING GENDER IN TOURISM2. Towards a gender-conscious tourism curriculum: Lessons from the classroom.Maria Gebbels3. Gender and Religion in tourism education: Experiences of Female Muslim university students studying tourism in the WestHusna Zainal Abidin and Ireena Nasiha binti Ibnu PART 2: RESEARCHING GENDER IN TOURISM4. Feminist research in tourism: The inclusion of gender non-conforming identities Núria Abellan-Calvet and Marta Salvador-Almela5. Methodological reflection on data collection within LGBT+ social inclusion researchVizak GagratPART 3: PRACTICING GENDER IN TOURISM I - Tourism Development6. Gender and Sustainable Development: a post-1994 South African Responsible Tourism policy perspectiveShireen van Zyl and Hugh Bartis7. Women Participation, Empowerment, and Community Development in Select Tourism Destinations in the PhilippinesEylla Laire M. Gutierrez8. Gendered Ubuntu: Exploring the Intersection of Ubuntu, Gender Equity and Tourism Development in AfricaOgechi Adeola and Albert Nsom KimbuPART 4: PRACTICING GENDER IN TOURISM II – Gendered tourism workforce9. Indian Female Undergraduate Students’ Perception towards Working in the Tourism and Hospitality IndustryMd. Tariqul Islam and Uma Pandey10. Quilombo Aéreo - Changing Colour and Gender Relations in Brazil's SkyCassiana Panissa Gabrielli, Natália Araújo de Oliveira, Gabriela Nicolau Santos and Laiara Amorim BorgesPART 5: PRACTICING GENDER IN TOURISM III – Gendered mobilities11. Solo female travellers’ emotions. An analysis of specialist bloggers’ narrativesMarina Abad Galzacorta and Maria Cendoya Garmendia12. Developing A Risk Profile of Female Business Travelers in Pandemic TimesBingjie Liu-Lastres, Alexa Bufkin and Amanda CecilPART 6: PRACTICING GENDER IN TOURISM IV – Gender and Entrepreneurship13. Gender Nuances in Tourism Business Operations: A South African PerspectiveNompumelelo Nzama and Ikechukwu O. Ezeuduji14. Strengthening Women’s Tourism Entrepreneurship in Rural UgandaBrenda Boonabaana15. Gender and Ethnicity Interplays in Migrant Tourism Entrepreneurship: Evidence from GhanaEwoenam Afua Afenyo-Agbe, Issahaku Adam, Albert Nsom Kimbu and Frederick Dayour16. The Effect of family support on rural women's tourism entrepreneurial intention in ChinaXiangli Fan, Haili Qin, Jiamei Zhang and Fan Zhong17. Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry: A Systematic Literature Review and Future Research DirectionsMagdalena Petronella (Nellie) Swart,CONCLUSION18. We are Breaking the Glass Ceiling, but Can We Shatter the Concrete Roof: What is Next for Gender Studies in Tourism?Elaine Chiao Ling Yang, Albert Nsom Kimbu, Wenjie Cai, and Magdalena Petronella (Nellie) Swart