Titlebook: Consumer Tribes in Tourism; Contemporary Perspec Christof Pforr,Ross Dowling,Michael Volgger Book 2021 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2

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Special Interest Travel: Reflections, Rejections and Reassertionss that have gained traction in the tourism literature in recent decades. The similarities, differences and overlaps between SIT, neo-tribal tourism and serious leisure are discussed and presented as a diagram. The chapter concludes with avenues for further research and implications for marketing.

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Black Travel Tribes: An Exploration of Race and Travel in Americaf slavery and segregation on Black Travel, followed by an exploration of Black Travel Tribes, their shared identities and collective mechanisms, concluding with a discussion on growth opportunities and challenges facing the tourism industry regarding Black Travel Tribes.

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Consumer Tribes: A Tourism Perspective on Shared Experiences, Emotions, and the Passion for a Specifourism’, framed primarily as a demand concept, which is experiential in nature and driven by a special interest, and ‘niche tourism’, offering a supply perspective, with more recent research into the interdisciplinary applications of the sociological concept of ‘neo-tribes’.

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Film Tourist Tribesnstrates that film tourists are not solely geographically bound. Importantly, film tourist tribes have an extended temporal engagement, there is greater involvement (demonstrated by film value and identity), and they are socially interactive (with other tribal members). Definitionally, social intera

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The Coalescence of the LGBTQI+ Neo-Tribes During the Pride Eventsinterests of the LGBTQI+ communities and the individual agendas of the gender and sexually diverse groups that are part of the LGBTQI+ acronym. This chapter examines pride events by applying a neo-tribal theory perspective based on the four characteristics of neo-tribes being: fluidity in membership