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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Dark Tourism Tribes: Social Capital as a Variable dark tourism, thana-tourism or mourning tourism to name only a few. To date, no matter the multiplication of theories and studies, two great tendencies coexist. On one hand, some voices allude to the dark tourism as a mechanism of reisilience which helps community to recover after a disaster takes

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Avitourism Tribes: As Diverse as the Birds They Watchw and exotic species to their personal list of conquest birds. To make this generalisation under-appreciates the diversity of this niche tourism market as well as their drivers and motivators. Avitourists do indeed vary in terms of what tourism experience they seek and how the level of dedication to

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Geological Tourist Tribes hills, mountains, plateaus, plains, deserts, canyons or glaciers. In addition, many are attracted to the earth surface processes which either build up the earth (such as tectonic or mountain building processes, volcanic activity or sedimentary processes) or tear it down (e.g. wind [aeolian], river

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Freedom Campers: A New Neo-Crowd (-Tribe) Breaking Tradition with Planning Boundariesettings for local communities (some becoming very popular though not always welcoming) as places of tourism and recreational vehicle (RV) consumption. Research on planning and policy-making around freedom camping, and further, freedom campers as a ‘neo-crowd’ in residential communities, requires esc

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Cruising and Clanning: The Motorcycle Tourism Tribal Experiencermed around specific interests. Motorcycle tourists are a neo-tribe within the larger subculture that may or may not be affiliated with clubs or other neo-tribes. Motorcyclists share values, beliefs, symbols, narrative, and common lifestyle aspects. They also engage in common rituals. Among motorcyc

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Searching the Seven Seas: Investigating Western Australia’s Cape Naturaliste Surfing Tribe as a Surfand space, distinguishable by beliefs, values, history and ecology. These subsets operate as idiosyncratic subdivisions of the wider parent surfing culture. Western Australia’s Cape Naturaliste surfing tribe is an example of this paradigm. Motivated by fun and driven by the search, the Cape Crusader

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Offshore Sailing: Subcultures and Neotribesr these sailors in the context of neotribes, consumer tribes, brand communities and subcultures. My interest here is epitomized by sailing in the open ocean, offshore, out of sight of land and overnight(s). Some people race around the world, some sail between islands or follow the coast, others take