Sofia Malamatidou is an Associate Professor in Translation Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. She has published on the topic of translation-induced linguistic change in the target language, with reference to the genre of popular science, and on a new methodological framework in corpus-based translation studies, called corpus triangulation. Her research reflects her strong interest in the interdisciplinary study of cross-cultural communication, which can generate new insights, and challenge the ways in which we have understood how languages, people, and ideas interact through translation.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: The Language of Tourism.- Chapter 3: Translating Tourism.- Chapter 4: TrAIL Corpus and General Methodology.- Case Study I: Things to Do.- Chapter 5: Key Concepts and Approach.- Chapter 6: Tourist Behaviour.- Chapter 7: Translating Tourist Behaviour.- Case study II: Places to Go.- Chapter 8: Key Concepts and Approach.- Chapter 9: Physical Space.- Chapter 10: Translating Physical Space.- Chapter 11: Final Reflections.

Sofia Malamatidou is an Associate Professor in Translation Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. She has published on the topic of translation-induced linguistic change in the target language, with reference to the genre of popular science, and on a new methodological framework in corpus-based translation studies, called corpus triangulation. Her research reflects her strong interest in the interdisciplinary study of cross-cultural communication, which can generate new insights, and challenge the ways in which we have understood how languages, people, and ideas interact through translation.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: The Language of Tourism.- Chapter 3: Translating Tourism.- Chapter 4: TrAIL Corpus and General Methodology.- Case Study I: Things to Do.- Chapter 5: Key Concepts and Approach.- Chapter 6: Tourist Behaviour.- Chapter 7: Translating Tourist Behaviour.- Case study II: Places to Go.- Chapter 8: Key Concepts and Approach.- Chapter 9: Physical Space.- Chapter 10: Translating Physical Space.- Chapter 11: Final Reflections.

Sofia Malamatidou is an Associate Professor in Translation Studies at the University of Birmingham, UK. She has published on the topic of translation-induced linguistic change in the target language, with reference to the genre of popular science, and on a new methodological framework in corpus-based translation studies, called corpus triangulation. Her research reflects her strong interest in the interdisciplinary study of cross-cultural communication, which can generate new insights, and challenge the ways in which we have understood how languages, people, and ideas interact through translation.

• Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: The Language of Tourism.- Chapter 3: Translating Tourism.- Chapter 4: TrAIL Corpus and General Methodology.- Case Study I: Things to Do.- Chapter 5: Key Concepts and Approach.- Chapter 6: Tourist Behaviour.- Chapter 7: Translating Tourist Behaviour.- Case study II: Places to Go.- Chapter 8: Key Concepts and Approach.- Chapter 9: Physical Space.- Chapter 10: Translating Physical Space.- Chapter 11: Final Reflections.