Gill Pomfret, PhD, is an associate professor in tourism at Sheffield Hallam University (UK). Her research focuses on consumer behaviour in outdoor tourism and recreation, primarily the psychological aspects of adventure tourists, and different types including mountaineer tourists and family adventure tourists.Adele Doran, PhD, is a researcher and consultant of adventure tourism and outdoor recreation. Her research focuses on the experiences of outdoor adventure participants, including their motivations, barriers, and well-being; equality, diversity, and inclusivity in outdoor adventure; responsible behaviour in and custodianship of the outdoors; adventure media and marketing; and decent work within the outdoor sector.Carl Cater, PhD, is an associate professor in tourism at Swansea University in Wales, a visiting professor at the University of Highlands and Islands, Scotland and President’s International Fellow at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. A geographer at heart, his research centres on adventure tourism and ecotourism and their contribution to development.

• ForewordList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsList of figuresList of tablesList of boxesIntroductionPART 1Adventure tourism: An introductionIntroduction1. Conceptualisations of adventure tourismOuti Rantala, Gill Pomfret and Adele Doran2. History of adventure tourismCarl Cater3. The idea of adventure: From human conquest to being-with the worldPeter Varley and Simon Beames4. Emerging and transformational trends in issues related to adventure tourism and recreationAlan Ewert, Amy DiRenzo and Jon Frankel5. Quantitative research methods in adventure tourismTahir Albayrak and Meltem Caber6. Qualitative methods in adventure tourism researchTove Dahl, Tim Dassler and Arild RøkenesPART 2Consumers of adventure tourismIntroduction7. The adventure touristGill Pomfret8. Adventure tourism segmentationMelissa J Lötter9. Adventure tourism and tourist experience: Revisiting diversity and inclusionVinathe Sharma-Brymer, Eric Brymer and Soumya Mitra10. Adventure tourism in South Korea and Taiwan: Through the lens of colonial modernityYoung Sook Lee and Ming Feng Huang11. Adventure tourists and technologyIngo Janowski, Sarah Gardiner and Anna Kwek12. Psychological wellbeing and adventure tourism: Implications for people and placesSusan Houge MackenziePART 3The supply of adventure tourismIntroduction13. The structure of the adventure tourism industryManuel Sand and Sven Gross14. Sustainable adventure tourism products and destinationsJelena Farkić and Steve Taylor15. Balancing experience production, safety legislation and protection of the environment in adventure tourismArild Røkenes and Sigmund Andersen16. Risk management for guides and adventure businessesJon Heshka17. Adventure tourism leadership that SELLSJason King, Christopher Webber and Ashley Hardwell18. The adventure tourism professional: Becoming and being a guideTamara Griffiths, Matt Groves and Peter White19. Experiential marketing and value co-creation in adventure tourismMay Kristin Vespestad20. Technology and adventure tourism managementCam O’BeirnePART 4Inclusive and sustainable adventure tourismIntroduction21. Adventure tourism and climate changeClaire Backhouse and Steven Gillespie22. Environmental management of adventure tourismDavid Huddart23. Adventure tour operators in natural areas: Unpacking values in national parksEric (Po Yu) Wang, Tamara Young and Kevin Lyons24. Host community involvement in adventure tourismChiedza N. Mutanga, Monkgogi Lenao and Joespeh E. Mbaiwa25. Indigenous adventure tourism and authenticityJuha Saunavaara and Takafumi Fukuyama26. Gender and adventure tourismMaggie C. Miller and Jenny Cave27. Outdoor and adventure activities as a space of refuge for LGBTQ+ peopleBart Bloem Herraiz and Celia Velo Camacho28. Disability and accessible adventure tourismJasmine Goodnow and Kristen Chmielewski

Gill Pomfret, PhD, is an associate professor in tourism at Sheffield Hallam University (UK). Her research focuses on consumer behaviour in outdoor tourism and recreation, primarily the psychological aspects of adventure tourists, and different types including mountaineer tourists and family adventure tourists.Adele Doran, PhD, is a researcher and consultant of adventure tourism and outdoor recreation. Her research focuses on the experiences of outdoor adventure participants, including their motivations, barriers, and well-being; equality, diversity, and inclusivity in outdoor adventure; responsible behaviour in and custodianship of the outdoors; adventure media and marketing; and decent work within the outdoor sector.Carl Cater, PhD, is an associate professor in tourism at Swansea University in Wales, a visiting professor at the University of Highlands and Islands, Scotland and President’s International Fellow at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. A geographer at heart, his research centres on adventure tourism and ecotourism and their contribution to development.

• ForewordList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsList of figuresList of tablesList of boxesIntroductionPART 1Adventure tourism: An introductionIntroduction1. Conceptualisations of adventure tourismOuti Rantala, Gill Pomfret and Adele Doran2. History of adventure tourismCarl Cater3. The idea of adventure: From human conquest to being-with the worldPeter Varley and Simon Beames4. Emerging and transformational trends in issues related to adventure tourism and recreationAlan Ewert, Amy DiRenzo and Jon Frankel5. Quantitative research methods in adventure tourismTahir Albayrak and Meltem Caber6. Qualitative methods in adventure tourism researchTove Dahl, Tim Dassler and Arild RøkenesPART 2Consumers of adventure tourismIntroduction7. The adventure touristGill Pomfret8. Adventure tourism segmentationMelissa J Lötter9. Adventure tourism and tourist experience: Revisiting diversity and inclusionVinathe Sharma-Brymer, Eric Brymer and Soumya Mitra10. Adventure tourism in South Korea and Taiwan: Through the lens of colonial modernityYoung Sook Lee and Ming Feng Huang11. Adventure tourists and technologyIngo Janowski, Sarah Gardiner and Anna Kwek12. Psychological wellbeing and adventure tourism: Implications for people and placesSusan Houge MackenziePART 3The supply of adventure tourismIntroduction13. The structure of the adventure tourism industryManuel Sand and Sven Gross14. Sustainable adventure tourism products and destinationsJelena Farkić and Steve Taylor15. Balancing experience production, safety legislation and protection of the environment in adventure tourismArild Røkenes and Sigmund Andersen16. Risk management for guides and adventure businessesJon Heshka17. Adventure tourism leadership that SELLSJason King, Christopher Webber and Ashley Hardwell18. The adventure tourism professional: Becoming and being a guideTamara Griffiths, Matt Groves and Peter White19. Experiential marketing and value co-creation in adventure tourismMay Kristin Vespestad20. Technology and adventure tourism managementCam O’BeirnePART 4Inclusive and sustainable adventure tourismIntroduction21. Adventure tourism and climate changeClaire Backhouse and Steven Gillespie22. Environmental management of adventure tourismDavid Huddart23. Adventure tour operators in natural areas: Unpacking values in national parksEric (Po Yu) Wang, Tamara Young and Kevin Lyons24. Host community involvement in adventure tourismChiedza N. Mutanga, Monkgogi Lenao and Joespeh E. Mbaiwa25. Indigenous adventure tourism and authenticityJuha Saunavaara and Takafumi Fukuyama26. Gender and adventure tourismMaggie C. Miller and Jenny Cave27. Outdoor and adventure activities as a space of refuge for LGBTQ+ peopleBart Bloem Herraiz and Celia Velo Camacho28. Disability and accessible adventure tourismJasmine Goodnow and Kristen Chmielewski

Gill Pomfret, PhD, is an associate professor in tourism at Sheffield Hallam University (UK). Her research focuses on consumer behaviour in outdoor tourism and recreation, primarily the psychological aspects of adventure tourists, and different types including mountaineer tourists and family adventure tourists.Adele Doran, PhD, is a researcher and consultant of adventure tourism and outdoor recreation. Her research focuses on the experiences of outdoor adventure participants, including their motivations, barriers, and well-being; equality, diversity, and inclusivity in outdoor adventure; responsible behaviour in and custodianship of the outdoors; adventure media and marketing; and decent work within the outdoor sector.Carl Cater, PhD, is an associate professor in tourism at Swansea University in Wales, a visiting professor at the University of Highlands and Islands, Scotland and President’s International Fellow at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. A geographer at heart, his research centres on adventure tourism and ecotourism and their contribution to development.

• ForewordList of ContributorsAcknowledgementsList of figuresList of tablesList of boxesIntroductionPART 1Adventure tourism: An introductionIntroduction1. Conceptualisations of adventure tourismOuti Rantala, Gill Pomfret and Adele Doran2. History of adventure tourismCarl Cater3. The idea of adventure: From human conquest to being-with the worldPeter Varley and Simon Beames4. Emerging and transformational trends in issues related to adventure tourism and recreationAlan Ewert, Amy DiRenzo and Jon Frankel5. Quantitative research methods in adventure tourismTahir Albayrak and Meltem Caber6. Qualitative methods in adventure tourism researchTove Dahl, Tim Dassler and Arild RøkenesPART 2Consumers of adventure tourismIntroduction7. The adventure touristGill Pomfret8. Adventure tourism segmentationMelissa J Lötter9. Adventure tourism and tourist experience: Revisiting diversity and inclusionVinathe Sharma-Brymer, Eric Brymer and Soumya Mitra10. Adventure tourism in South Korea and Taiwan: Through the lens of colonial modernityYoung Sook Lee and Ming Feng Huang11. Adventure tourists and technologyIngo Janowski, Sarah Gardiner and Anna Kwek12. Psychological wellbeing and adventure tourism: Implications for people and placesSusan Houge MackenziePART 3The supply of adventure tourismIntroduction13. The structure of the adventure tourism industryManuel Sand and Sven Gross14. Sustainable adventure tourism products and destinationsJelena Farkić and Steve Taylor15. Balancing experience production, safety legislation and protection of the environment in adventure tourismArild Røkenes and Sigmund Andersen16. Risk management for guides and adventure businessesJon Heshka17. Adventure tourism leadership that SELLSJason King, Christopher Webber and Ashley Hardwell18. The adventure tourism professional: Becoming and being a guideTamara Griffiths, Matt Groves and Peter White19. Experiential marketing and value co-creation in adventure tourismMay Kristin Vespestad20. Technology and adventure tourism managementCam O’BeirnePART 4Inclusive and sustainable adventure tourismIntroduction21. Adventure tourism and climate changeClaire Backhouse and Steven Gillespie22. Environmental management of adventure tourismDavid Huddart23. Adventure tour operators in natural areas: Unpacking values in national parksEric (Po Yu) Wang, Tamara Young and Kevin Lyons24. Host community involvement in adventure tourismChiedza N. Mutanga, Monkgogi Lenao and Joespeh E. Mbaiwa25. Indigenous adventure tourism and authenticityJuha Saunavaara and Takafumi Fukuyama26. Gender and adventure tourismMaggie C. Miller and Jenny Cave27. Outdoor and adventure activities as a space of refuge for LGBTQ+ peopleBart Bloem Herraiz and Celia Velo Camacho28. Disability and accessible adventure tourismJasmine Goodnow and Kristen Chmielewski