Edited by Irma Booyens, Lecturer, Department of Work, Employment and Organisation, University of Strathclyde Business School, UK and Senior Research Associate, School of Tourism and Hospitality, University of Johannesburg, South Africa and Patrick Brouder, Faculty of Adventure, Culinary Arts, and Tourism, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, Canada

‘Innovation is the key to transforming sustainable tourism from an ideal into a reality. This insightful collection of essays outlines how dominant growth and competitiveness paradigms need to, and can, be challenged by imaginative and collaborative innovation. This is cutting-edge research on a vitally important and pressing topic.’

• Contents:1 Introduction to the Handbook of Innovation for Sustainable Tourism 1Irma Booyens and Patrick BrouderPART I SYSTEMS CHANGE AND TECHNOLOGY FORTOURISM SUSTAINABILITY2 ‘Leave no one behind’: towards sustainable innovations intourism development 21Jarkko Saarinen3 Sustainable innovation in the global airline industry 40Keith Debbage and Neil Debbage4 Innovative Internet of Things (IoT) for sustainable tourism 61Anna Marie Dyhr Ulrich, Kati Reino and Anne-Mette Hjalager5 Towards an evolutionary approach to sustainability transitionsin tourism 82Piotr Niewiadomski and Patrick BrouderPART II INNOVATION FOR DESTINATION ANDREGIONAL SUSTAINABILITY6 Innovation for sustainable destinations: the role of certificationand partnership 112Dorthe Eide and Hindertje Hoarau-Heemstra7 Towards sustainable tourism through lab-driven innovations:a systematic literature review 140Olga Høegh-Guldberg, Dorthe Eide and Yati Yati8 Innovation, wine tourism, and sustainable winegrowing in coolclimate regions: a longitudinal international comparative analysis 167Tim Baird, C. Michael Hall, Pavel Castka andHaywantee RamkissoonPART III SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INNOVATIONVIS-À-VIS TOURISM SUSTAINABILITY9 Social innovation for sustainable tourism development 193Irma Booyens10 Grassroots innovation in justice tourism: posthumanist insightsfrom the Sahrawi refugee camps of Western Sahara 210Jaume Guia, Suchi Smita Mahato, Shima Ahmadi andSil van de Velde11 Sustainable adventure tourism employment in practice: thecase of Stormsriver Adventures in South Africa 230Julia Kathryn Giddy12 Social media influencers and tourism sustainability: the good,the irritating, and the desperate 250Konstantinos Tomazos13 Applying an historical approach to innovation and tourism: the‘international hotel’ in apartheid South Africa 274Christian M. RogersonPART IV INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR SUSTAINABLETOURISM14 Innovating towards a critical reflexive approach to politicalecology for ecological justice and sustainable tourism 293Llewellyn Leonard15 Undertaking research among marginalised tourismcommunities in Kenya: an important methodological lesson 310Pratima Sambajee, Ann Ndiuini, Peter Mutinda Masila,Damiannah Kieti, Tom Baum, Rita Wairimu Nthiga,Jonathan Plimo Ng’oriarita and Ezekiel Ondabu Kiage16 Innovation for enhancing heritage tourism at the Cape CoastCastle, Ghana 330David Ania Ayiine-Etigo17 Integrating innovative digital technologies into use assessmentof parks and protected areas in North America 347Monir Shahzeidi, Farhad Moghimehfar, Garrett Stone andJesse MillerIndex

Edited by Irma Booyens, Lecturer, Department of Work, Employment and Organisation, University of Strathclyde Business School, UK and Senior Research Associate, School of Tourism and Hospitality, University of Johannesburg, South Africa and Patrick Brouder, Faculty of Adventure, Culinary Arts, and Tourism, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, Canada

‘Innovation is the key to transforming sustainable tourism from an ideal into a reality. This insightful collection of essays outlines how dominant growth and competitiveness paradigms need to, and can, be challenged by imaginative and collaborative innovation. This is cutting-edge research on a vitally important and pressing topic.’

• Contents:1 Introduction to the Handbook of Innovation for Sustainable Tourism 1Irma Booyens and Patrick BrouderPART I SYSTEMS CHANGE AND TECHNOLOGY FORTOURISM SUSTAINABILITY2 ‘Leave no one behind’: towards sustainable innovations intourism development 21Jarkko Saarinen3 Sustainable innovation in the global airline industry 40Keith Debbage and Neil Debbage4 Innovative Internet of Things (IoT) for sustainable tourism 61Anna Marie Dyhr Ulrich, Kati Reino and Anne-Mette Hjalager5 Towards an evolutionary approach to sustainability transitionsin tourism 82Piotr Niewiadomski and Patrick BrouderPART II INNOVATION FOR DESTINATION ANDREGIONAL SUSTAINABILITY6 Innovation for sustainable destinations: the role of certificationand partnership 112Dorthe Eide and Hindertje Hoarau-Heemstra7 Towards sustainable tourism through lab-driven innovations:a systematic literature review 140Olga Høegh-Guldberg, Dorthe Eide and Yati Yati8 Innovation, wine tourism, and sustainable winegrowing in coolclimate regions: a longitudinal international comparative analysis 167Tim Baird, C. Michael Hall, Pavel Castka andHaywantee RamkissoonPART III SOCIAL DIMENSIONS OF INNOVATIONVIS-À-VIS TOURISM SUSTAINABILITY9 Social innovation for sustainable tourism development 193Irma Booyens10 Grassroots innovation in justice tourism: posthumanist insightsfrom the Sahrawi refugee camps of Western Sahara 210Jaume Guia, Suchi Smita Mahato, Shima Ahmadi andSil van de Velde11 Sustainable adventure tourism employment in practice: thecase of Stormsriver Adventures in South Africa 230Julia Kathryn Giddy12 Social media influencers and tourism sustainability: the good,the irritating, and the desperate 250Konstantinos Tomazos13 Applying an historical approach to innovation and tourism: the‘international hotel’ in apartheid South Africa 274Christian M. RogersonPART IV INNOVATIVE APPROACHES FOR SUSTAINABLETOURISM14 Innovating towards a critical reflexive approach to politicalecology for ecological justice and sustainable tourism 293Llewellyn Leonard15 Undertaking research among marginalised tourismcommunities in Kenya: an important methodological lesson 310Pratima Sambajee, Ann Ndiuini, Peter Mutinda Masila,Damiannah Kieti, Tom Baum, Rita Wairimu Nthiga,Jonathan Plimo Ng’oriarita and Ezekiel Ondabu Kiage16 Innovation for enhancing heritage tourism at the Cape CoastCastle, Ghana 330David Ania Ayiine-Etigo17 Integrating innovative digital technologies into use assessmentof parks and protected areas in North America 347Monir Shahzeidi, Farhad Moghimehfar, Garrett Stone andJesse MillerIndex