Titlebook: Men, Masculinities, Travel and Tourism; Thomas Thurnell-Read (Senior Lecturer in Sociology Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Working-Class Men’s Masculinities on the Spanish ,: Watching ITV’s , the typical British tourist through images of sunburnt white bodies. Such bodies are often visibly marked as heterosexual, working class and gender appropriate in behaviour, dress and style. This imagery is underpinned through hegemonic notions of the masculine or feminine working-class body at pla

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‘I Don’t Want to Think I Am a Prostitute’: Embodied Geographies of Men, Masculinities and Clubbing ies (Waitt and Markwell, 2006). Our chapter addresses this ethnocentric bias by focusing on the narratives of men who live their lives as Indonesians — particularly those who have migrated to Bali having learnt of the commercial gay venues in the district of Seminyak. Bali is still not an internation

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Risky Business: How Gender, Race, and Culture Influence the Culture of Risk-Taking among Sex Touristavel to and from the border. Often, this venue attracts young, loud, drunk and bragging males on their way home from the Tijuana red-light district (. .) area, especially on the weekends. One particular day, I sat behind two older men who were quietly laughing and sharing their experiences of the da

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Recognising Homoeroticism in Male Gay Tourism: A Mexican Perspectivethe experiences of gay men (Hughes, 2002; Visser, 2003; Hughes and Deutsch, 2010; Melián-González et al., 2011; Waitt and Markwell, 2006, this volume). Gay men. have increasingly been identified as a profitable market by the travel and tourism industry. Their alleged economic power has led both indu

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What is Old and What is New? Representations of Masculinity in Travel Brochures changing masculinities are an area of interest for the tourism industry. Previous research (Richter, 1995) demonstrates that, despite the diversity of the market, the portrayal of the industry-produced marketing materials, aimed at potential tourists, privileges the gaze of hegemonic masculinity ov

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Yasmina Katsulismpanies. is designed for a professional audience, composed of researchers and practitioners in industry. This book is also suitable for graduate-level s978-1-4757-8853-2978-1-4020-7879-8Series ISSN 1384-6469